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Emily Dickinson wrote that the role of poets and artists is to “tell all the truth but tell it slant.” This is particularly true of non-representational visual artists, who allude […]
Join us for our next Big Idea group, led by Dr. Jeff Arthurs, Robinson Chair of Preaching and Communication and director of the Haddon W. Robinson Center for Preaching. The Big Idea […]
Join us for Explore Doctor of Ministry (DMin), a free online webinar on Thursday, February 20, featuring the Bible Translation track with Dr. Bryan Harmelink and Dr. Roy Ciampa. This three-year […]
Get ready for Inkwell at Gordon-Conwell—Charlotte in partnership with Christianity Today! There will be refreshments, charcuterie, networking, poetry, music, and art. Inkwell offers a warm atmosphere to connect, mingle, and […]
Explore hands-on tools for discipleship, Gospel-witness, and biblically-based missional practices that can be applied in your context.
Emily Dickinson wrote that the role of poets and artists is to “tell all the truth but tell it slant.” This is particularly true of non-representational visual artists, who allude […]
Join us for our next Big Idea group, led by Dr. Jeff Arthurs, Robinson Chair of Preaching and Communication and director of the Haddon W. Robinson Center for Preaching. The Big Idea […]
Join us for a Virtual Explore Seminary, a free Zoom webinar on Monday, February 24, 2025. This event will feature President Scott Sunquist along with Gordon-Conwell students and alumni for […]
Join Gordon-Conwell and guest facilitator Stacy Sampson in this NBCC ACEP accredited training on Supervision from an Adlerian Theoretical Perspective. Alfred Adler (1870-1937), was a medical doctor, psychotherapist, and the […]
The Mockler Center for Faith and Ethics in the Public Square is happy to announce its participation in the “Love in Business and Economics” program, hosted by the Study of […]
Join us for our next Big Idea group, led by Dr. Jeff Arthurs, Robinson Chair of Preaching and Communication and director of the Haddon W. Robinson Center for Preaching. The Big Idea […]
As we turn the page on another year, and as I consider the landscape of possibilities that lay before us as a community, I am drawn to the writings of a favorite ancient writer of mine…
I recently spent time with my many family members who live in various locales in or around Asheville, North Carolina—that is, the epicenter of an apocalyptic event that occurred last fall. In late September Hurricane Helene ravaged the region, and when I visited two...
As noted last week, Martin Luther wrote this Christmas message from Wartburg, where he lived in exile after the edict of the Diet of Worms in 1521 that excommunicated him.
As noted last week, Martin Luther wrote this Christmas message from Wartburg, where he lived in exile after the edict of the Diet of Worms in 1521 that excommunicated him.
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!
Following a yearlong sabbatical after fifteen years of distinguished service, alumnus Bishop Claude R. Alexander Jr. (DMin ’04) is stepping down from the Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary board of trustees. Bishop Claude joined the board in 2009, was appointed vice...
Each year our faculty and alumni write countless books and articles, sharing their wisdom on everything from theology and biblical studies to leadership and counseling. We celebrate all of their hard work, highlighting thirteen individuals below who received...
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary is excited to announce the launch of its new print magazine, Ex Fonte, a publication that seeks to go forth (ex fonte) from our singular source, Christ. In a time when digital media floods the market, Ex Fonte is the strategic...
On November 19, Dr. Nicholas Rowe, Kenneth and Jean Hansen associate professor of leadership, and his wife, Sheila Wise Rowe, will release their first co-authored book, Healing Leadership Trauma: Finding Emotional Health and Helping Others Flourish. This new resource...
This exhibit features two dozen paintings of Edward Knippers that invite us to consider the goodness, brokenness, mystery, and glory of Jesus' embodiment and ours.
Explore hands-on tools for discipleship, Gospel-witness, and biblically-based missional practices that can be applied in your context.
Emily Dickinson wrote that the role of poets and artists is to “tell all the truth but tell it slant.” This is particularly true of non-representational visual artists, who allude […]
Merit-based scholarships are available for students studying full-time at our residential campus in Hamilton and who are beginning their studies in the Fall 2025 semester. In order to apply for […]
Join us for our next Big Idea group, led by Dr. Jeff Arthurs, Robinson Chair of Preaching and Communication and director of the Haddon W. Robinson Center for Preaching. The Big Idea […]
Join us for Explore Doctor of Ministry (DMin), a free online webinar on Thursday, February 20, featuring the Bible Translation track with Dr. Bryan Harmelink and Dr. Roy Ciampa. This three-year […]
Get ready for Inkwell at Gordon-Conwell—Charlotte in partnership with Christianity Today! There will be refreshments, charcuterie, networking, poetry, music, and art. Inkwell offers a warm atmosphere to connect, mingle, and […]