Shoemaker Center for Church Renewal
The Shoemaker Center for Church Renewal makes available the educational resources of Gordon-Conwell and the larger evangelical community to pastors, lay leaders and churches for the purpose of encouraging personal and corporate renewal. These resources are offered in a variety of ways, including conferences, seminars, sabbaticals, and audio recordings.
June 15-16: "A Grace Disguised" Summer Conference with Joni Eareckson TadaRegistration is now open for the annual Marshall Hudson Summer Conference. Join Joni Eareckson Tada, David Deuel and Kathy McReynolds as they share about how to find God's purposes in the midst of suffering.
New Book by Garth M. Rosell Available for Sale:Exploring New England's Spiritual Heritage by Garth M. Rosell, takes contemporary pilgrims through a journey tracing the spiritual heritage through seven self-guided tours. Contemporary pilgrims will find this tour book to be an excellent resource on the rich history of this region. Order your copy today!
Pastors' Forums News:Download the reading list from Dr. Plantinga's seminar on March 7
Order audio recordings of the Spring 2012 Pastors' Forums at our online store!
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Pastors' Forums provide inspiration and instruction to pastors on a variety of topics each fall and spring. |
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The Builders' Series are audio resources for Christian life and ministry. |
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The Brown Bag Sabbatical gives opportunity for you to join other pastors for a week-long study leave. |
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The Timothy Project provides encouragement and reflection for recent graduates. |
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The Marshall Hudson Summer Conference provides instruction on a specific theme each year. |
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The Spurgeon Sabbatical provides pastors with a week of learning and fellowship. |
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The Writers' Publishing Workshop provides encouragement for Christian writers |
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Oasis provides counsel to pastors/graduates who are facing a crisis. |
Many of the programs above are partially funded by a generous endowment established
by Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Shoemaker of Pittsburgh.
