The aim of the Master of Arts in Christian Counseling Program at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary—Charlotte is to train students to become competent professional counselors who advance Christ’s Kingdom in various clinical, educational, and ministry settings by equipping them to think theologically, live biblically, and engage globally. This means that:
Within the MACC-CMH program, our goals are informed by Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary’s mission statement and anchored in the CACREP common core curriculum for counseling programs. These five program priorities with 16 corresponding goals highlight the primary areas we emphasize for the development of students in our counseling programs.
We expect that students will demonstrate:
We expect that students will demonstrate:
We expect that students will demonstrate:
We expect that students will demonstrate:
We expect that students will demonstrate:
Scholarships and financial assistance are available.