Technology will continue to evolve, but character will never become obsolete. Dr. Sebastian Văduva reflects on why the age of artificial intelligence calls for more than technical skills and how Christian education can cultivate wisdom and moral responsibility. Read the blog.
Last week, Doctor of Ministry students participated in Pastoral Theology in Practice cohort residencies, deepening their theological understanding and strengthening their approach to ministry. Learn more at https://t.co/po2I2UhiMF.
Jesus Dominguez (MDiv ’18), recipient of a Navy Chaplain Corps Professional Naval Chaplain Excellence Award, provides a moment of insight into how his time at Gordon-Conwell equipped him for life on the front lines. Explore more of his story: https://t.co/nixSa79iRD
Through the study of Hebrew and Greek, students learn to engage the Old and New Testaments in their original languages and develop tools that strengthen a lifetime of studying and teaching Scripture.
Have you read Dr. Brad Howell's, Gordon-Conwell's assistant professor of youth, latest blog post on a Christian framework for technology? Read the full blog: https://t.co/txk9nT8Aop.
This Wednesday, we invite you to join the Gordon-Conwell community for a special Chaplaincy Day chapel with Dr. Doug Carver. Worship with us and hear the teaching of God’s Word from 11:10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Hamilton or online.
Gordon-Conwell is creating opportunities to serve the Church and support faithful Christian leaders this November. You can explore the full calendar at https://t.co/CbM7npXVgD
Alumni, join us in 2027 for the alumni learning tour, Religions on the Silk Road, or join one of the global study courses, The Swiss Reformation or Early Christian Life in Rome. Applications are due in January. Learn more or apply: https://t.co/0vaw7LvrNB
Start planning your next semester at Gordon-Conwell! Registration for January and Spring 2027 courses is now open. Explore course offerings and register at https://t.co/VIsFB14UkF
Gordon-Conwell alumnus Cliffe Knechtle (MDiv '74, MAR '14) has spent decades engaging college students in conversations about faith, doubt, and Christianity. His ministry, alongside his son Stuart, was recently featured in The Wall Street Journal. Read the full article.
ThM student Alden Foelsche (MATS ’26) shares how studying Scripture in its original languages has strengthened his preaching and teaching, while learning alongside Christians from different backgrounds has broadened his theological perspective.
Gordon-Conwell alumni Steven (MDiv '14, ThM '20) and Sarah White (MDiv '11) offer a glimpse into Christian ministry in Salem, Massachusetts. Hear how their family and church engage spiritual seekers through prayer and the hope of the gospel on the Lausanne Movement Podcast.
Dr. Bradley G. Howell, Gordon-Conwell's assistant professor of youth, family, and culture, explores how Scripture, Christian community, and ethical discernment should guide the Church’s use of technology. Read the full blog. https://t.co/X1EkXHGCfR
Alumni, will you be attending the ETS or AAR/SBL Annual Meetings in Denver this year? If so, we’d love to catch up with you at breakfast! Learn more or register: https://t.co/gKaxWShnK9
At today's Dean’s Forum, Dr. Scott Gibson, Haddon Robinson Chair of Preaching, and Dr. Karen Mason, professor of counseling and psychology, led a conversation on navigating a suicide crisis with compassion and practical support. Explore more events at https://t.co/CbM7npXVgD.
The Mockler Center for Faith & Ethics in the Public Square hosted a thoughtful conversation with Dr. Sebastian Vaduva, the center's newest fellow and author of Success and Its Shadows.
Register for upcoming events by visiting https://t.co/CbM7npXVgD
What happens when years of studying Scripture begin to come together? MATS student Heather Duncan reflects on how learning biblical Hebrew has deepened her faith, drawn her closer to God, and equipped her to share his Word with others. Learn more at https://t.co/FDkZeyWMy2