As Ezra dedicated himself to studying, obeying, and teaching the Word of God (Ezra 7:14) do you feel the Lord calling you to do the same? Whether you are a pastor, lay leader, children’s teacher, or worship director, Gordon-Conwell has a place and a program for you.
Learn more about our Latino Ministries Program by visiting our About and Degree pages and reading the Frequently Asked Questions below.
Gordon-Conwell is a multidenominational, evangelical seminary representing 85 denominations and 50 countries. Our mission is to equip Christian leaders to think theologically, live biblically, and engage globally, and our diverse community is united by a common commitment to the authority of Scripture. The seminary was founded in 1969 under the leadership of famed evangelist Rev. Billy Graham, Dr. Harold John Ockenga and philanthropist J. Howard Pew. Today, it is one of the largest seminaries among the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada.
You can explore more of our history here.
Gordon-Conwell is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools, the New England Commission of Higher Education, and the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs.
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary’s Latino Ministries Program offers an outstanding and affordable theological education in Spanish and Portuguese to communities previously underserved.
Our mission is to equip Church leaders to think theologically, engage globally, and live biblically.
Our faculty and adjunct faculty are scholar-practioners with extensive experience in theological studies and ministry. All who teach at Gordon-Conwell affirm the seminary’s Statement of Faith, which emphasizes the value and authority of the Bible as a rule of faith and conduct.
Visit the faculty section to learn more about our faculty.
There are approximately 1,300 students enrolled throughout Gordon-Conwell and about 120 students specifically studying with the Latino Ministries Program.
We offer a few academic journeys through the Latino Ministries Program, including a graduate certificate and master’s degrees. Visit the program section to learn more about our programs.
Through the graduate certificate journey, we also offer a mature admissions path for Christian leaders with significant ministry experience who haven’t had the chance to pursue a college degree. Successful completion of the certificate, with a 3.0 GPA, enables leaders to apply to transfer into a Gordon-Conwell master’s degree.
Yes. If you already have a related master’s degree from another institution or Gordon-Conwell, we will determine how many credits may be transferred to a second degree based on an audit of the courses you have taken.
If you took master’s level courses at another theological institution accredited by the ATS, we can possibly validate up to half of the credits required for the degree.
We cannot validate courses in non-theological areas, such as administration, psychology, or education.
We offer classes in Spanish and Portuguese.
Our program allows ministers and leaders the flexibility of completing their degree fully online.
Classes are offered in Digital Live format, so students attend classes online in real-time with a live instructor. To accommodate current work and ministry commitments, classes are offered in the evenings and on the weekends.
Once a person is accepted as an Latino Ministries Program student, he or she enjoys an automatic scholarship. Learn more about our scholarship and tuition rate.
After completing the MATS, students can apply for the Liderazgo Pastoral (Pastoral Leadership) track of the Doctor of Ministry (DMin) degree, which is offered in Spanish and English.
Admitted students will be sent instructions on how to access their student account and register for classes. Students will also be paired with a Student Success Representative, who will guide them as they choose their classes for each semester.
Yes! Any current Gordon-Conwell student can register for Latino Ministries Program courses.
Yes, you may take some classes from other campuses.
You may pay directly on your Sonis account with credit or debit card. Please note there is a fee charged for making a credit card payment. You may alternatively mail a check:
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Attn: Student Accounts
130 Essex Street
South Hamilton, MA 01982
For international students, it is easy to use the services of flywire.com to submit payments.