All Campuses | 100% Remote
HAM | CLT | LGM | 100% Remote
All Campuses | 100% Remote
HAM | CLT | LGM | 100% Remote
HAM | CLT | Digital Hybrid
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In summer of 2021, Gordon-Conwell will formally simplify our current 27 master’s degree programs into seven. Learn how this may impact you.
Improved filtering: Find the right courses to fit your goals and schedule.
More than any other single individual, Bob Cooley shaped one of the most influential and important seminaries in North America. It is unlikely he will ever be dethroned from that position as architect of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
What impact did assigned seats and prayer have on one D.Min. Cohort? Read today’s blog post to hear the story of two students.
The Ockenga Blog series is designed to highlight each of Gordon-Conwell’s centers. This week’s post spotlights the Shoemaker Center for Church Renewal. The mission of the Shoemaker Center is to engage ministry leaders for lifelong personal and corporate renewal...
Gordon-Conwell’s second president, scholar, and champion, Robert E. Cooley passed on April 1 from this life to claim his eternal rest and great reward.
Dr. Eun Ah Cho, Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies and Dean of the Ockenga Institute, recently published a new book in Korean titled Life Enfolded in God’s Grace. An experienced missionary and international worker herself, Dr. Cho expressed her desire to...
A video recording of Dr. Cooley’s memorial service is available at the end of this article. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary’s second president, scholar, and champion, Robert E. Cooley, passed on April 1 from this life to claim his eternal rest and great...
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With breakout sessions based on degree program and/or campus, we’ll explore what it looks like to be a student at Gordon-Conwell. You’ll hear from faculty, your Admissions team, various departments at Gordon-Conwell, and more! Register to reserve your spot.
7:00 p.m.
Hear from our panel of international experts on the past, present, and future of the Faith, Work, and Economics movement in the wake of COVID-19, artificial intelligence, and globalization.
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Explore how God invites us to engage in our work imaginatively, weaving together meaning in the anchors of our administrative work: solving problems, leading meetings, and shaping culture. The workshop include live teaching and interaction with faculty and peers. Group and Gordon-Conwell staff and student rates available.