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.
 

Join us for two days from June 6-7, for our annual Summer Conference. This year our topic is From the Garden to the Sanctuary: The Promises and Challenges of Technology. To find out more and to register, CLICK HERE.



Registration for the Writers' Publishing Workshop 2013 is open! The program will take place from August 5-9, 2013 at Gordon-Conwell in Hamilton, MA. Visit the website for more program information and to register.


 

 

Pastors' Forums Pastors' Forums provide inspiration and instruction to pastors on a variety of topics each fall and spring. Marshall Hudson Summer Conference The Marshall Hudson Summer Conference provides instruction on a specific theme each year.
Brown Bag Sabbatical The Brown Bag Sabbatical gives opportunity for you to join other pastors for a week-long study leave.   The Timothy Project provides encouragement and reflection for recent graduates.
The Writers' Publishing Workshop provides a community for Christian writers The Spurgeon Sabbatical provides pastors with a week of learning and fellowship.
The Divine Presence Conference is a special conference being held October 17-18, 2013 in honor of Dr. Gary Pratico Oasis provides counsel to pastors/graduates who are facing a crisis.
Conference Audio Recordings are available for download at our online store. Follow us on Twitter @Ockenga_GCTS and like us on Facebook for the latest news, updates and pictures!


Contact Information:

Shoemaker Center, Ockenga Institute
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
130 Essex Street, S. Hamilton, MA 01982
ockenga@gcts.edu  |   800-294-2774


Many of the programs above are partially funded by a generous endowment established by Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Shoemaker of Pittsburgh.