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Meet our faculty and get a glimpse of theological education at Gordon-Conwell. As a historic, accredited seminary, we offer in-person and online programs that equip students for wherever God is calling them.

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Seeking Wisdom with Augustine for the Digital Empire

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Imaginative Theology in the Book of Revelation

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Walking with the Poor

Walking with the Poor

Aug 26, 2026

A good friend and colleague passed away last week, on August 15. Bryant Myers was rated as one of the best and most loved professors at a theological seminary, though he himself had never been to seminary.

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The Seal of the King

The Seal of the King

Sep 28, 2026

The prophecy anticipates Jesus, born King of the Jews, whose star drew magi from the East to Bethlehem (Matt. 2:1–11). Yet Balaam’s star and scepter were not the Bible’s first signs of the coming King. Those roots reach back into Genesis.

The Lament of the King

The Lament of the King

Sep 21, 2026

Most Christians are familiar with Jesus’s famous cry of dereliction from the cross. Many are aware that these words, cried aloud in Aramaic, are drawn directly from the first line of Psalm 22. Less realize how thoroughly Matthew’s account of the crucifixion is tied to the psalm or the ways in which his gospel is shaped by lament.

From the Calf to the Cross

From the Calf to the Cross

Sep 2, 2026

A great concern in the church today pertains to the question of whether the God of the Old Testament differs from the God of the New Testament:  whether the grace and mercy of God are manifest in Jesus, while judgment and wrath are manifest in Yahweh.

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We are prayerfully reimagining the seminary in a way that allows us to expand our reach and better fulfill our mission for God’s glory. Learn about initiatives for our residential, online, and urban programs—and more! (Updated September 2026)

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    • Success and its Shadows: Book Talk with Dr. Sebastian Vaduva

    Hamilton Campus: Alumni Hall 130 Essex St., South Hamilton

    Sponsored by the The Mockler Center for Faith and Ethics Join us for an in-person discussion with Dr. Sebastian Vaduva, the Mockler Center’s newest fellow and a professor at Emanuel […]

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    • DMin Webinar: Leadership in a Changing Context

    Virtual Event

    How can pastors lead faithfully in a changing church culture? Join us for a webinar on the Doctor of Ministry track in Pastoral Leadership led by Dr. Phillip Thorne on Monday, […]

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    Community-Led Advocacy for BIPOC Individuals

    Join the Gordon-Conwell Master of Arts in Christian Counseling (MACC) department to explore how community-led advocacy can empower BIPOC individuals, address systemic barriers, and promote meaningful change. Learning Objectives Identify […]

    Free – $15

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    Telos Theological Fellowship

    Jacksonville Site: Salem Center 7235 Bentley Rd, Jacksonville

    Join us for a time of deep theological reflection as we explore the riches of God’s Word together. For the first time, on Wednesday, November 4, from 12:00 p.m. to […]

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    • When Weakness Wins: Reading 2 Corinthians

    Hamilton Campus: Alumni Hall 130 Essex St., South Hamilton
    Hybrid Event

    2 Corinthians has been called the sleeping giant of Paul's theology. At its heart lies a paradox that both comforts and unsettles: "My grace is sufficient for you," the risen […]

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Quick answers to common questions about Gordon-Conwell, our degrees, and how to study with us.

    Is Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary accredited?

    Yes. Gordon-Conwell is accredited by the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) and by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Our counseling degrees are additionally accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP).

    What degrees does Gordon-Conwell offer?

    Gordon-Conwell offers the Master of Divinity (MDiv), Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS), Master of Arts in Christian Ministries (MACM), Master of Arts in Counseling (MACO), Master of Arts in Christian Counseling (MACC), Master of Theology (ThM), Doctor of Ministry (DMin), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Theological Studies, and graduate certificates. Study online, in a hybrid format, or in person.

    What makes Gordon-Conwell unique?

    Gordon-Conwell is an evangelical, multidenominational seminary whose mission is to equip Christian leaders to think theologically, engage globally, and live biblically. A degree here is more than a credential. You will study alongside fellow Christians and grow through academic rigor and spiritual and character formation, prepared to serve faithfully wherever God calls you. Whether you study in person or primarily online, you belong to a community committed to your growth in knowledge and in faith.

    Where is Gordon-Conwell located, and can I study online?

    Gordon-Conwell offers two educational experiences. The residential experience is based on our Hamilton, MA, campus and rooted in the daily rhythms of worship, work, and rest, shared with faculty and students. The networked experience, offered online and in a hybrid format, is led from our Charlotte, NC, campus and serves students around the country and the world, with additional in-person locations in Boston, MA, and Jacksonville, FL.