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SUMMARY:How to Choose Life in the Midst of a Suicide Crisis
DESCRIPTION:Navigating a suicide crisis requires a blend of spiritual grounding\, community support\, and concrete action. Join us for this Dean’s Forum to explore the key strategies for choosing life: \n\nSpiritual Grounding: Normalize suffering as part of the human and Christian experience\, and anchor yourself in God’s unconditional love.\nRelational Support: Identify safe\, trusted individuals and actively reach out for help.\nActionable Hope: Cultivate hope and focus on building a life worth living.\nPractical Safety: Demonstrate your intention to choose life by creating concrete tools\, such as a Hope Kit and a personal Safety Plan.\n\nThe Dean’s Forum discussion is free and is open to the public. No RSVP required for those joining online. \nRegistration is only required for those planning to attend in person at Gordon-Conwell—Hamilton. Lunch will be provided for those attending in person. \nRegister by Wednesday\, October 14 \nThe Dean’s Forum is hosted by the Academic Dean’s office. The event will take place in Alumni Hall in Kerr Building at the Hamilton campus of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. It will be streamed live through Facebook and at www.gcts.edu/live. \n\nABOUT THE SPEAKERS\nKaren Mason is a professor of counseling and psychology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary\, where she has prepared students to be licensed mental health counselors since 2006. She is a native of Colorado (and loves to ski and hike). She learned French while growing up in France\, some German while living in Austria\, and some Haitian Creole while living in Haiti\, teaching at Hope Academy. She has also lived in Pakistan\, teaching at Murree Christian School. She completed an MA in Old Testament at Denver Seminary and an MA and PhD in counseling psychology at the University of Denver with a minor in industrial/organizational psychology. \nIn addition to being a licensed professional counselor and a licensed psychologist\, she has managed teams and several high-impact projects at the Mental Health Center of Denver. Before moving to Massachusetts\, she managed the Office of Suicide Prevention at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. She has worked in the mental health field since 1990 with clients across the age-span and in a variety of settings\, including Lahey Behavioral Health. She is currently in private practice. Her research is focused on the clergy’s and faith community’s role in suicide prevention. She is a member of the American Counseling Association and the American Psychological Association. \nScott M. Gibson taught at Gordon-Conwell for 27 years\, serving as the Haddon W. Robinson Professor of Preaching\, before moving to Baylor University’s Truett Theological Seminary\, where he held the David E. Garland Endowed Chair in Preaching and founded the PhD in Preaching program. After retiring from Truett in 2025\, he continues to lecture there and\, in 2026\, returned to Gordon-Conwell as the Haddon W. Robinson Chair of Preaching. He remains active in teaching\, lecturing\, and preaching in churches\, conferences\, and seminaries. \nAn ordained Baptist minister\, Dr. Gibson is co-founder and past president of the Evangelical Homiletics Society. His interests include contemporary issues in preaching\, discipleship\, pastoral ministry\, and the history of preaching and evangelicalism.
URL:https://www.gordonconwell.edu/event/how-to-choose-life-in-the-midst-of-a-suicide-crisis/
LOCATION:Hamilton Campus: Alumni Hall\, 130 Essex St.\, South Hamilton\, MA\, 01982\, United States
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SUMMARY:Community-Led Advocacy  for BIPOC Individuals
DESCRIPTION: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. \n\n\nLearning Objectives \n\n\nIdentify specific strategies to implement when working in local communities that serve BIPOC individuals.\nExamine ways to cultivate intersectional coalitions within BIPOC communities using services that are already present in their community.\nEvaluate long-term impacts in BIPOC communities where advocacy work is engaged.\n\n\n\nRegister today! \n\nPresenters \n \nJames T. Freeman\, PhD\, LCSW \n  \n  \nDavid Juliius Ford\, Jr.\, PhD\, LCMHC (NC)\, LPC (VA\, NJ)\, NCC\, ACS \n  \n  \nWendell Moss\, LMHC \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gordonconwell.edu/event/community-led-advocacy-for-bipoc-individuals/
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SUMMARY:Telos Theological Fellowship
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a time of deep theological reflection as we explore the riches of God’s Word together. \n\n\n\n\nFor the first time\, on Wednesday\, November 4\, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.\, the Telos Theological Fellowship will convene. \nWhat is the Telos Theological Fellowship? \nEnvisioned as anextension of the Telos Conference\, the Telos Theological Fellowship (TTF) seeks to gather believers from North Florida and South Georgia around important Biblical/Theological topics in Scripture. This biannual fellowship event invites scholars to present excerpts from their recent or future writing projects before a forum of local ministry leaders. \nDr. Justin Young will present a paper on “Paul’s Use of Psalm 68 in Ephesians 4.” While it has been argued that Paul misquotes from Psalm 68\, Dr. Young will contend for an alternative perspective\, arguing that Paul’s use of Psalm 68 reflects Paul’s robust biblical-theological outlook on the psalm. \nLunch is included. \n\n\nRegister Today \n\nPresenters \nDr. Justin Young is the Program Faculty (Old Testament) of Special Programs at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. His main area of research is in Pentateuchal studies\, with a particular view toward the covenant at Mount Sinai and the construction of the tabernacle in Exodus 19-40. Some of his other research interests include the theology and exegesis of the Psalms\, Biblical Theology\, and cultic rituals in the ancient Near-East. \n 
URL:https://www.gordonconwell.edu/event/telos-theological-fellowship/
LOCATION:Jacksonville Site: Salem Center\, 7235 Bentley Rd\, Jacksonville\, FL\, 32256\, United States
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SUMMARY:When Weakness Wins: Reading 2 Corinthians
DESCRIPTION: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 Jesus tells Paul\, “for my power is perfected in weakness.” Few churches\, ancient or modern\, know what to do with that claim. In celebration of B. G. White’s new book\, Pain and Paradox in 2 Corinthians: The Transformative Function of Strength in Weakness (IVP Academic\, 2026)\, this lecture explores how to interpret one of Paul’s richest letters and why its vision of Christ’s upside-down power might be exactly what the church today needs to hear. \nThe Dean’s Forum discussion is free and is open to the public. No RSVP required for those joining online. \nRegistration is only required for those planning to attend in person at Gordon-Conwell—Hamilton. Lunch will be provided for those attending in person. \nRegister by Wednesday\, October 28 \nThe Dean’s Forum is hosted by the Academic Dean’s office. The event will take place in Alumni Hall in Kerr Building at the Hamilton campus of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. It will be streamed live through Facebook and at www.gcts.edu/live. \n\nABOUT THE SPEAKERS\nDr. B.G. White is a faculty member in New Testament at Boston College. He has been a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Divinity School and has taught at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Reformed Theological Seminary. He is the author of Pain and Paradox in 2 Corinthians: The Transformative Function of Strength in Weakness (IVP Academic\, 2026 / Mohr Siebeck\, 2021) and has published peer-reviewed articles in a variety of journals\, including Journal for the Study of the New Testament and Journal of Theological Studies. He has been a guest editor at the Journal of Theological Interpretation and his commentary on issues at the intersection of faith and culture has appeared in major outlets including Christianity Today and The Boston Globe. He has previously served in pastoral ministry and is a Senior Fellow of The Center for Pastor Theologians. \nDr. Patricia Batten is assistant professor of preaching and director of chapel at Gordon-Conwell. She pastored a small church in Kennebunkport\, Maine after receiving her MDiv from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. She later pursued her passion for teaching after earning her DMin in preaching. Pat finds great pleasure in teaching soon-to-be pastors how to preach expository sermons\, and is delighted to be involved in academia and in ministry. She’s convinced that her preaching makes her teaching more effective and her teaching makes her a better preacher. She is co-editor of Models for Biblical Preaching: Expository Sermons from the Old Testament (Baker Academic\, 2014) and author of Parenting by Faith: What Jesus Said to Parents (Hendrickson Publishing Group\, 2019). \nDr. Sean McDonough is the Mary French Rockefeller Distinguished Professor of New Testament. He came to Gordon-Conwell in 2000 from Pacific Theological College in Suva\, Fiji\, where he had served as the Chair of the Biblical Studies Department and as a lecturer in New Testament. His research interests include creation/cosmology in the Bible and the Ancient Near East\, Hellenistic Judaism\, Greek philosophy and religion\, and the Book of Revelation. Dr. McDonough is the author of Truth’s Consuming Ecstasy: Literary and Philosophical Investigations of the Apocalypse of John (Baylor University Press\, 2025). He is a Sunday School teacher and occasional preacher at First Congregational Church in Hamilton.
URL:https://www.gordonconwell.edu/event/when-weakness-wins-reading-2-corinthians/
LOCATION:Hamilton Campus: Alumni Hall\, 130 Essex St.\, South Hamilton\, MA\, 01982\, United States
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SUMMARY:2026 Gordon-Conwell Charlotte Summit
DESCRIPTION:God is at work. He is advancing his Kingdom through his Church. And Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary is equipping men and women to lead in this eternal task. \nJoin us for the 2026 Gordon-Conwell Summit on Thursday\, November 5\, at our Charlotte campus. We’ll consider how the Church is leaning into the challenges and opportunities it faces in North America today and how Gordon-Conwell is strengthening it. You will hear from ministry leaders who are empowering their congregations to fulfill the Great Commission and serve the needs of their communities. You will also be introduced to some of the men and women who have been called to follow in their footsteps\, hear why their preparation at Gordon-Conwell is relevant today\, and be granted the opportunity to support them and help recruit more students like them. It will be a time of food\, fellowship\, worship\, and learning that you will find encouraging and inspiring. \nGive thanks “for the Lord is good and his love endures forever; his faithfulness continues through all generations.” (Psalm 100:5\, NIV) \nRegister Today
URL:https://www.gordonconwell.edu/event/gordon-conwell-charlotte-summit-2026/
LOCATION:Charlotte Campus\, 14542 Choate Circle\, Charlotte\, NC\, 28273\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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SUMMARY:Creativity in the Wilderness —Charlotte\, NC
DESCRIPTION:Dialogue with cellist\, composer\, and artist-in-context Kendall Ramseur \n\n\n\n\nKendall Ramseur\, an award-winning cellist\, composer\, vocalist\, and musical storyteller\, is Artist in Context at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary for the 2026-2027 academic year. During this time\, he will be composing Songs from the Wilderness\, a new cello concerto inspired by the Exodus narrative that invites audiences to reflect on God’s presence and faithfulness in seasons of wilderness. \nAs part of the creative process of composing\, Kendall will spend time in dialogue with students\, faculty\, and community members about wilderness experiences\, identity\, and the role of creativity within the journey of faith. Moderated by Dr. Wes Vander Lugt\, director of the Leighton Ford Inititive in Theology\, the Arts\, and Gospel Witness at Gordon-Conwell\, this informal gathering provides a unique opportunity to participate in honest dialogue and to influence and learn about a major musical composition. \nAnyone is welcome to register for this free event\, which will take place in the Chapel\, located straight ahead when you enter through the main doors. \nRegister Today \n\nMore about Kendall: A founding member of Sons of Serendip\, Kendall now performs and creates as a solo artist\, with performances and original works presented on stages around the world and featured across film\, television\, and other media\, including large-scale orchestral commissions that bring together music\, narrative\, and cultural reflection. Born in Charlotte\, NC\, Kendall now resides in Boston with his wife and two sons. \n\n\n 
URL:https://www.gordonconwell.edu/event/creativity-in-the-wilderness-charlotte/
LOCATION:Charlotte Campus\, 14542 Choate Circle\, Charlotte\, NC\, 28273\, United States
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Conflict Resolution in a Digital Age
DESCRIPTION:Conflict is an unavoidable part of life and ministry\, but how we respond to it can make a lasting difference. Join Dr. Rodney Cooper\, senior professor of ministry\, for an engaging and practical workshop exploring a biblical approach to understanding\, navigating\, and redeeming conflict. \n\n\nTogether\, we will examine common assumptions that contribute to conflict and consider the biblical process for pursuing resolution and reconciliation. Whether you serve in ministry\, lead a team\, or simply desire healthier relationships\, this workshop will offer practical tools and biblical insight to help you approach conflict with wisdom\, confidence\, and grace. \n\n\nLunch is included with registration. Register online or in person at the door\, as space allows. \n\n\nRegister Today \n\nPresenters \nDr. Rodney Cooper is the senior professor of ministry at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. An experienced pastor\, counselor\, and speaker\, he specializes in leadership\, conflict resolution\, cultural intelligence\, and organizational health. He has served churches and ministry organizations across the country and is a licensed clinical psychologist in North Carolina. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gordonconwell.edu/event/conflict-resolution-in-a-digital-age/
LOCATION:Jacksonville Site: Salem Center\, 7235 Bentley Rd\, Jacksonville\, FL\, 32256\, United States
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