Gordon-Conwell

Join us for the Dean’s Forum, “Singing Through Struggle,” on April 16. Drs. Carolynne Hitter Brown, Nicholas Rowe, and Wes Vander Lugt explore how music shapes identity, resists injustice, and builds community. Free and open to the public. Register at gcts.edu/events

At yesterday’s Dean’s Forum, Dr. Fairbairn and Dr. McDonough guided us in a thoughtful conversation and theological reflection on Athanasius' Biblical Interpretation. Take a look at some moments from the event and explore upcoming forums at gcts.edu/events

Explore what it means to lead with cultural intelligence, deep formation, and strength. In this Leadership Guide, Dr. Eun Ah Cho invites us to move beyond traditional models and lead for the flourishing of others. Learn more at gcts.edu/leadership-gui…

Learn from missionary alumnus David Kim (MAIS ’22) as he shares his journey to Japan and insights on disciple-making in a secular context. Dr. Brent Burdick will also reflect on media and technology in the Church. Learn more at gcts.edu/events

What if your next Uber ride became an opportunity for gospel witness? President Sunquist shares a reflection on everyday evangelism and coming alongside others in Christ. Read the full blog.

Join us this Wednesday, March 25, for Missions Chapel in Hamilton or online. Gather with us for worship, prayer, and reflection on God’s mission in the world.

Explore Seminary and Community Day in Charlotte was an incredible time last weekend! Check out photos from worship, classes, and conversations with future students and friends. Ready to take the next step? Learn more and apply at gcts.edu

Join us for a counseling panel discussion exploring how to thoughtfully engage and support individuals from BIPOC communities. Learn more at gcts.edu/events

Explore Seminary and Community Day in Charlotte was an incredible time last weekend! Check out photos from worship, classes, and conversations with future students and friends. Ready to take the next step? Learn more and apply at gcts.edu

What you have received, give! Erin Curtinsmith (MANT ‘22, MACT ‘23), co-founder of the TEACH Foundation, shares how receiving the gift of an education at Gordon-Conwell compelled her to offer a similar gift to others who lacked access to it. Learn more at gcts.edu/alumni-individ…

Discerning your call to ministry? Our discernment guides are now available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese to help you reflect, pray, and take your next step. Learn more at gcts.edu/discernment-gu…

Explore how pastors and church leaders can respond well to mental health challenges within the Korean-American Christian community. Join therapist Migum Gweon, LMFT, for practical tools and guidance for ministry care. Register by March 19 at gcts.edu/events

In this week’s Attentiveness, President Scott Sunquist reflects on the life and legacy of John Perkins and invites us to learn from the “saints” of the past. Read the blog.

Discover how imagination shapes our understanding of Scripture. In this Seminary Session, Dr. Sean McDonough reflects on the book of Revelation and why theology must move beyond rigid systems. Watch a segment below, then visit gcts.edu for the full video.

Join us in person or online for chapel this Wednesday at 11:10 a.m. where we'll have the privilege to receive Gordon College's chaplain Bob Whittet.

The wrath of God can be difficult to understand, but it is essential to grasping both his holiness and his mercy. Read the blog by Dr. Nik Schatz (DMin ’24).

It was a joy to gather pastors, church planters, students, and alumni to celebrate Dr. Erin Crider’s book Planting the Word! It was great to share encouragement and a vision for the Church. Pick up your copy today, and learn more about upcoming events at gcts.edu/events

What does it really mean to read Scripture in context? Join our Dean’s Forum to explore Athanasius’s biblical interpretation in his response to Arius and what the early church can teach us about faithful interpretation today. Register to attend in person: gcts.edu/events

We had a wonderful time celebrating the opening of the Gordon-Conwell Community Counseling Center. Here are a few moments from last week as we marked this important step in providing faith-integrated mental health care.

Is it easy to miss Jesus? Hear Kika Ghobrial (MDiv '22) invite us to notice the ways that we might get so caught up in our obsession with doing, doing, doing, that we miss Jesus. He reminds us that the God of the universe looks at us and loves us. Don’t miss that!