“My time at Gordon-Conwell equipped and enabled me to better discern and weave Christ into every fabric of my service for Him and my interactions with others. I was also affirmed and given a language and framework for many of my theological wrestlings and convictions over the years, so I can now communicate the Gospel more understandably and adaptively.”

— Sam Kim (MDiv ’16)

“The biggest influence of Gordon-Conwell came through my professors. They all emphasized and modeled the ideal that our academic pursuits, our talents, and ability to work are in service to the calling of the Lord Jesus Christ.”

— Virginia Emery (MDiv ’05)

“…I was able to directly apply the content I learned and the research I did during my time at the seminary to my current work. My seminary degree also empowered me to get ordained and has truly equipped me to be a better minister of the Gospel in the context I am in.”

— Olivia Morales (MAIS ’21)

“In addition to learning practical ministry strategies while studying practical theology, I think the biggest impact has been the relationships—with professors, fellow students, and my own students—that I have been blessed to make. I have maintained a number of those relationships and am blessed to be in touch with many of the students I have taught.”

— David Wright (MAMUL ’16, ThM ’18)

“What I’ve really taken from my experience at GCTS and incorporated into my daily work is a deeper understanding of the significance of the biblical narrative as a whole. For instance, redemption is a major theme I draw on in my counseling practice as it facilitates the process of recognizing areas of brokenness and points to the need and potential for healing and change.”

— Christina Feng (MACO ’13)