Editing Union Presbyterian Seminary (section)

==Notable alumni==

*[[John M. P. Atkinson]]: minister; tenth president of [[Hampden–Sydney College]]; first president of The Virginia Educational Association
*[[Myron Augsburger]]: pastor, theologian, fifth president of [[Eastern Mennonite University]]
*[[John Bright (biblical scholar)|John Bright]]: biblical scholar and author
*[[Bob Childress]]:<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.union-psce.edu/news/enewsletter/2008/03/commencement.php |title=Commencement Plans in Charlotte and Richmond |access-date=April 2, 2010 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081209082302/http://www.union-psce.edu/news/enewsletter/2008/03/commencement.php |archive-date=December 9, 2008 }}</ref> church planter and Presbyterian minister
*[[Erskine Clarke]]: historian, author, retired professor at [[Columbia Theological Seminary]], winner of the [[Bancroft Prize]] (2006)
*[[Jill Y. Crainshaw]]: professor of religion, and Vice Dean of the Faculty at [[Wake Forest University]] 
*[[Kathy Dawson]]: Associate Professor of Christian Education and Director of M.A.P.T. Program at [[Columbia Theological Seminary]]; Association of Presbyterian Church Educators' 2015 Educator of the Year
*[[:fr:Pierre Etienne|Pierre Etienne]]: French poet and [[monastic]] [[Brother (Christian)|brother]] of the [[Taizé Community]]
*[[Frances Taylor Gench]]: New Testament scholar
*[[Thomas David Gordon|T. David Gordon]]: [[Calvinism|Reformed]] theologian at [[Grove City College]] and [[Gordon–Conwell Theological Seminary]]
*[[Graeme Goldsworthy]]: Australian–Anglican evangelist, author, retired professor at [[Moore Theological College]]
*[[Leontine T. Kelly|Leontine Kelly]]: first black woman to become a bishop in a major Christian denomination (Methodism)
*[[George Wilson McPhail]]: minister, sixth president of Lafayette college and fifth president of [[Davidson College]]
*[[Thomas Mar Makarios]]: bishop of the Indian Orthodox Church; founder of the United States and Canada diocese
*[[Douglas Oldenburg]]: a President Emeritus at [[Columbia Theological Seminary]]; moderator of the 210th General Assembly of the [[Presbyterian Church (USA)]]
*[[Katherine Paterson]]: author of ''[[Bridge to Terabithia (novel)|Bridge to Terabithia]]'' and ''[[Jacob Have I Loved]]''; two-time winner of the [[Newbery Medal]] and of the [[National Book Award]]
*[[Roy Kinneer Patteson, Jr.]]: biblical scholar, college administrator
*[[John Wardlaw Paxton|John Paxton]]: missionary to China during Boxer Rebellion
*[[William D. Reynolds]]: missionary to Korea; lead translator of the first Korean Old and New testament, professor
*[[W. Taylor Reveley IV]]: political scientist, 26th president of [[Longwood University]]
*[[Jay W. Richards]]: author, business professor, fellow at the [[Discovery Institute]], executive editor of ''The Stream''
*[[Holmes Rolston III]]: philosopher; professor at Colorado State University; winner of the [[Templeton Prize]] (2003)
*[[John Bunyan Shearer]]: president of Stewart College, which became [[Rhodes College]]; eighth president of Davidson College
*[[Theodore Wardlaw]]: theologian, retired president [[Austin Theological Seminary]]<ref>{{Cite web |date=2021-11-03 |title=President Wardlaw announces plans to retire in 2022 |url=https://www.austinseminary.edu/about/news/homepage-post/~board/whats-new/post/president-wardlaw-announces-plans-to-retire-in-2022 |access-date=2023-08-01 |publisher=Austin Seminary |language=en-US}}</ref>
*[[V. Neil Wyrick]]: pastor, popular Christian author and actor