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At Commencement in Hamilton, Samuel Hargis-Albert (MDiv ’26) reflected on imperfect stories of faith and the Christ who sustains us every step of the way. We now look ahead with joy to Commencement in Charlotte tomorrow!

After seven years of distinguished service, President Scott W. Sunquist will retire in 2027, continuing to lead Gordon-Conwell and advance its mission during a national search. Read or watch the full announcement on our website. gordonconwell.edu/president-sunq…

Alumni, over the last two years you have raised over half a million dollars for student scholarships through Pave the Way! You also significantly raised our percentage of alumni giving. Learn why that percentage (and your gift of any size) really makes a difference!

This weekend, we had the joy of celebrating the first graduates of the Gospel, Culture, and Leadership track in the Korean DMin program at Gordon-Conwell.We give thanks for their faithful scholarship, leadership, and commitment to serving Christ and His Church.

Gordon-Conwell welcomes 269 new alumni! You can read about some of them—our Phi Alphi Chi inductees—on our website and be inspired by their sense of call to serve. Please join us in praying for all of our new alumni! Visit: gcts.edu/phi-alpha-chi

Rain couldn’t dampen the joy of commencement day! Congratulations to the Class of 2026 at Gordon-Conwell's Hamilton, MA Commencement! “I will send down showers in season; there will be showers of blessing.” Ezekiel 34:26

Dr. Uchenna D. Anyanwu (MDiv & MAWME '15) and Rev. Percy Burns reflect on deliverance, spiritual freedom, and the Church’s need to recover dependence on the Holy Spirit in ministry. What happens when the Church takes spiritual struggle seriously? Full video in the first comment.

Last week, students from Dr. Seong Park’s Hebrew II class traveled from Puerto Rico to the Hamilton campus for a time of worship, fellowship, and connection. It was a joy to gather on our historic campus and build connections across Gordon-Conwell programs and experiences.

Join us for a free webinar, “Planting a Church in Difficult Seasons,” on May 12 at 7 p.m. (ET) with Dr. Drew Thompson. Be encouraged and equipped for church planting in challenging times. Register at gcts.edu/events

This week brings both joy and farewell. As we celebrate our graduates, we also feel the weight of goodbye and the hope of reunion in Christ. Read this reflection by President Sunquist on formation, community, and longing.

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 to engage the living God. Visit gcts.edu for the full video.

This May, Gordon-Conwell will celebrate 269 graduates in ceremonies held in Wenham, MA, and Charlotte, NC, as students from across the country and around the world are sent out to serve Christ in every sphere of life. Join us in honoring them. Learn more and watch the livestream.

Gordon-Conwell announces the sale of its Roxbury property to The Home for Little Wanderers, expanding vital community services while continuing its urban academic presence. Read the full news announcement to discover how this partnership advances mission and impact.

The cross confronts everything we trust in—our culture, our pride, even our sense of self. As the late Tim Keller (MDiv '75) explains, it tells us we are more sinful than we admit, yet more loved than we imagine. Watch the full video on our Youtube channel.

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Are you feeling nervous about studying theology? You are not alone. Swipe through these truths from Dr. Wes Vander Lugt and see how theology shapes both what we believe and how we live. Comment “truth” below to watch the full video. Register at gcts.edu/courses

How are you being called to serve? Apply to be equipped at Gordon-Conwell and graduate debt-free. Applications close tomorrow, May 1. Explore your options at gcts.edu/courses

Learn from missionary alumnus Eugen Begu (MACT ’21) as he shares his journey from atheist Albania to church planting across the Balkans, and hear from Dr. Brent Burdick as he reflects on church planting. Learn more at gcts.edu/events

The Doctor of Ministry Women in Leadership track equips women serving in church, parachurch, and educational contexts to lead with spiritual depth, theological clarity, and practical skill. Learn more at gcts.edu/dmin