Are you considering seminary this fall? There is still time to apply! Join us for a Virtual Explore Seminary, a free Zoom webinar on Tuesday, July 15. This event will be a largely informal time with the Admissions team to answer your application questions. Hurry! The fall application deadline is on July 31 for US […]
In the church, the wisdom of God is made manifest in the folly of the gospel. Somehow God puts his goodness and glory on display through the weak, the foolish, and the broken. That is especially true in multiracial ministry, where the Spirit works alongside the jagged edges of mistrust, racism, and injustice. Dr. Drew […]
Applications are open for the Fall 2026 PhD program! Are you interested in learning more about this advanced degree? Join us online to Explore the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Theological Studies, a free webinar on Tuesday, September 30th, with PhD director Dr. Adonis Vidu and the Admissions office. Dr. Vidu will share more about […]
In many theological discussions of immigration, Romans 13’s exhortation to be subject to governing authorities plays a central role, especially in framing discussions of undocumented immigration. However, Christian ethics would do well to consider crucial passages like this one from multiple angles and within the broader frameworks of the canon and moral theology. Join us […]
Come learn from Dr. Nicholas Rowe in this hybrid event as he teaches and expands on key concepts from a book he co-authored with his wife, Sheila Wise Rowe, Healing Leadership Trauma: Finding Emotional Health and Helping Others Flourish. He explores the critical need for healing leadership trauma and supporting others in their journeys towards flourishing. […]
Curious about Biblical languages? Why is it so important to study Greek and Hebrew? This Virtual Explore Seminary is for all who are interested in studying at Gordon-Conwell, and particularly for those interested in biblical languages, which are included in our MATS and MDiv and required for most ThM concentrations and the PhD. You will […]
This lecture seeks to open a compassionate, biblically grounded conversation about how Christian leaders and counselors can support survivors of domestic violence. Participants will explore the dynamics of abuse and examine the challenges that Christian survivors face, as they often hear one message from the church and a different message from the domestic abuse advocacy […]
Curious about life at Gordon-Conwell? Got questions about applying? As the Spring 2026 application deadline approaches on December 10, now’s the perfect time to connect! Join our upcoming Zoom session to hear directly from current students, get insider tips on the admissions process, and discover what makes Gordon-Conwell so unique. Not planning to apply for […]
Join us on January 13, 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (ET) for Explore Your Calling: Local Roots & Global Reach, an online event focused on discerning how and where you're being called to serve Christ. Hear inspiring stories from professors who have served around the world in overseas missions and right here at […]
Join Dr. Autumn Ridenour for a public lecture on the challenges of aging in Western culture, where individualism, autonomy, and productivity often shape identity. She will draw on medical ethics and Christian theology to reframe aging as a calling marked by dependence, community, worship, and hope. This talk discusses the challenges to aging from western […]
We are excited to invite you to join us for a webinar to explore Gordon-Conwell’s new Doctor of Ministry track in Pastoral Counseling & Soul Care, led by Dr. Rodney Cooper and Dr. Robert Crosby on Monday, February 9th, 2026, at 7 p.m. This closed cohort launches in June 2026 and will not open again […]
The Exodus is the seminal moment in Israel’s history as a nation. This signal act of God’s saving power liberated Israel from oppression in Egypt, enabling the Israelites to serve God freely, even as he dwelt in their midst on their journey to the promised land. Recalling their deliverance from Egypt, the Israelites celebrated the […]
Join Dr. Todd Johnson on Tuesday, February 17 for an in-person-only public lecture and lunch in Jacksonville, FL. Explore the origins, key characteristics, and diverse expressions of Global Pentecostalism, and examine the movement’s current demographic landscape and its significant contribution to Christian mission around the world. Time: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Price: $10 (lunch […]
Come explore and discover the love for God’s word and passion for his Kingdom as you Explore Seminary at Gordon-Conwell—Charlotte. Join us to: Attend a free class! Learn more about degree programs and life as a seminary student. Ask questions about financial aid and discover the Partnership Program, a program that enables students to graduate […]
Join us for worship and a time of reflection. Following chapel, you are invited to stay for lunch and connect with fellow students, faculty members, and staff. Pizza, soft drinks, water, desserts, and snacks provided! Current students and alumni are invited to attend in addition to prospective students, who will be joining during the Explore […]
Thank you for inquiring about our Hamilton Explore Seminary. This event is now completely full! Please schedule a campus visit for a different time and consider joining our Virtual Explore Seminary on June 2. The Admissions office will host another in-person Hamilton Explore Seminary this fall. Thank you for your interest in in-person, theological education, […]
All seminary students and pastors are familiar with the dreaded phrase “out of context.” We all know that we should interpret each biblical passage in light of its historical and literary context, and a great deal of what we learn in seminary is how to do exactly that. But when we compare our own biblical […]
Music is often called “the universal language” but digging deeper, we can see how music helps us communicate values, deeply felt needs, complex feelings, and core identities. At church, when we sing, sing a certain way, fund and defund singing, or argue about singing, we’re conveying something about who we are or want to be. […]
Feeling called to be further equipped and curious about how you can afford seminary? This Virtual Explore Seminary is for all who are interested in studying at Gordon-Conwell, and particularly for those who qualify for the Partnership Program, through which students can graduate debt-free. You will have a chance to hear from the program director […]
Hosted by The Leighton Ford Initiative in Theology, the Arts, and Gospel Witness Refresh is a soul-care retreat for Christian artists and creatives, facilitated by Gordon-Conwell alumna and visual artist Melanie Spinks (MABS '07), with contributions from Dr. Leighton Ford, Dr. Wes Vander Lugt, worship leader Sam Marsh, and others. We invite you to step […]
Join us for a webinar on the Doctor of Ministry track in Women in Leadership led by Dr. Jana Holiday and Dr. Emily Gierer on Thursday, September 17, at 12 p.m. (ET). In a time when female ministry leaders often face loneliness and isolation in their professional lives, this program is designed to equip women […]
If Christians would wholeheartedly embrace humility, our witness in the world can be radically improved. Humility is often misunderstood, overlooked, or even disparaged. Such is the case today and was also true in the early days of the Jesus movement. However, humility is part of Christ’s self-description (Matthew 11:29) and ought to be an identifier […]
What does it mean that Gordon-Conwell is multidenominational? What does it look like to be a student from a particular tradition in this unique environment? How do the seminary’s theologically diverse faculty navigate their own traditions and teaching in the classroom? Join us for a Virtual Explore Seminary webinar where you’ll hear four faculty from different […]
Dialogue with cellist, composer, and artist-in-context Kendall Ramseur. Kendall Ramseur, an award-winning cellist, composer, vocalist, and musical storyteller, is the 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 […]