Be Equipped For Your Calling
Whether your calling is to full-time ministry, lay ministry, the workplace, or the academy, Gordon-Conwell is here to support your academic success and spiritual formation as we help equip you for your calling. We invite you to explore our programs, attend our events, and view resources. Apply by May to start your theological education this summer!
Ministry & Vocational Discernment Guide
You may be wrestling right now with what God is calling you to do with your life. There are two calls in Scripture to encourage and guide us during these times of decision.
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Degree Programs
Prepare for your calling in one of our master’s or doctoral programs—in-person or online.
Online Courses
You don’t need to be enrolled in a degree program to join an online course.
Graduate Certificates
Get a taste for seminary through our graduate certificates, or deepen your knowledge of specific areas of study.
Graduate Debt-Free
More than ever, students now are questioning the age-old “wisdom” that they should take on massive amounts of debt to finance their education. What if there was a way for believers to support students who are following God’s call on their lives? Learn how Gordon-Conwell’s Partnership Program can empower you to graduate debt-free.
Curious about how you can afford seminary and develop a network of supporters? Join us on Zoom on June 2 at 12:00 p.m. for all who are interested in studying at Gordon-Conwell, and particularly for those who qualify for the Partnership Program. The Admissions team will be available to answer any questions you may have.
Featured Alumni Publication
Daily Doctrine, winner of the 2024 The Gospel Coalition Award in Popular Theology, is dedicated to Dr. David Wells who taught Kevin DeYoung at Gordon-Conwell.
“I had a great three years at Gordon-Conwell. I made life-long friends, and the concentrated effort to think through theology and biblical interpretation has served me well as a pastor.”
– Kevin DeYoung (MDiv ’02)
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