Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Join Dr. Jana Holiday for a six-week online book club exploring her new book, Taking Good Care: Administration as Christian Formation. Designed for women in ministry and leadership, these conversations will consider how […]
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 […]
You’re invited! Join us Wednesday, October 7 to Thursday, October 8 for our Fall Explore Seminary at our South Hamilton, MA residential campus. During this two-day event you will experience Life Together […]
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: Spiritual Grounding: Normalize suffering as part of the human and Christian experience, and anchor yourself in God’s unconditional love. Relational Support: Identify safe, trusted individuals and […]
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 […]