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An Inspiring Evening with Katie Davis

An Inspiring Evening with Katie Davis-Majors

We’re excited to welcome Katie Davis, author of Kisses from Katie, to Sattler College this fall on Saturday, October 3 at 7:00 p.m!

Katie is a wife, mom, author, speaker, and the founder of Amazima Ministries in Uganda. She first traveled to Uganda when she was 18 years old and was immediately captivated by the people and culture. She knew she would return and less than a year later, she did. Uganda has been her home ever since.

In 2008, God led Katie to found Amazima Ministries. The word “Amazima” means “truth” in the native Luganda language and reflects Katie’s desire to see lives transformed, relationships restored, and communities changed through the truth of Jesus Christ.

Join us for an inspiring evening with Katie as she shares her story and testimony. Come hear how one person’s willingness to say “yes” to God’s calling can make a lasting impact!

Please click here to register and purchase tickets through Eventbrite. 

🎟️ Ticket Pricing:

Adults – $25
Families – $40, covering two adults and all children age 18 and under

🏢 Location: Sattler College Campus (Floor #17)

100 Cambridge St. #1701, Boston, MA 02114

🚘 Parking: Parking is available at the 100 Cambridge St. garage for a flat rate of $12 on Saturdays. The parking garage is accessible on the side of the building, via Somerset St.

Campus Leader Retreat: Shepherding with Resilience

Are you worn out from a demanding year of ministry and longing for a space to retreat? Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary invites you to Shepherding with Resilience, a two-day event designed for campus ministry staff, adult ministry leaders, and student leaders. The retreat on our Hamilton, MA campus offers a thoughtful blend of fellowship and rest, as well as practical development. At the retreat, you will:

  • Learn from trusted faculty and explore themes such as conflict and restlessness in life and ministry.
  • Engage in conversations with peers who understand your ministry landscape.
  • Enjoy a time of leisure on our beautiful North Shore campus.

Join us for this opportunity to step away, reflect, and strengthen your resilience in ministry. Registration closes May 1 and is limited to thirty leaders in total, and guest housing is limited to fifteen. Email admissions@gordonconwell.edu with any housing or program questions.

The cost is $75 for overnight guests and $40 for day guests, which includes meals.

NAVIGATING CHURCH AND NONPROFIT FINANCIAL CRISIS: FINDING HOPE AND HELP!

Churches and Nonprofits are facing a severe financial crisis, with the majority struggling to stay afloat and some facing closure due to federal funding cuts, inflation, declining attendance, shrinking donations, and rising costs. There is HOPE as we connect churches and non-profits with financial institutions that provide loans that aligns with their missions!

East Asian Christian Conference

Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary welcomes you to the second annual East Asian Christianity Conference, April 9–11, 2026, at our  Hamilton campus on the historic North Shore of Boston, Massachusetts.

The East Asian Christianity Conference series is generously sponsored by the Dao Feng & Angela Foundation and the Bedrock Foundation, which share Gordon-Conwell’s commitment to educational excellence, cultural understanding, and spiritual development in service to Christ and His church. This seminal series convenes scholars and practitioners from around the world to explore the development, challenges, and opportunities for Christianity in East Asia.

As an annual gathering, this event brings scholars and practitioners together to engage comparative research on Christianity’s development and significance in East Asia, with implications for church ministry and mission today. The theme of this year’s conference is Christian witness and presence among East Asian religions.

Church leaders from Asia and the West will come together to foster creative Christian discourse on outreach and leadership, drawing on current academic research and the lived experience of those in frontline ministry.

Stories From the Field: Global Missions and Gospel Issues

Sponsored by the J Christy Wilson, Jr. Center for World Missions 

Come join us in learning from Gordon-Conwell student and missionary Kaye Anthony.

Raised in West Africa as the child of missionary parents, Kaye sensed God’s call to serve among Muslims early in life. For the past thirty years, she and her husband, Rob, have worked in Central Asia with Frontiers and the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, serving in conflict-affected contexts marked by displacement, evacuation, and long-term resilience. Kaye has taught ESL, discipled local women, supported language learning, and led Bible translation efforts. She served as an exegetical consultant and project leader for a full Bible translation, completed in 2025.

Additionally, Dr. Brent Burdick, adjunct professor of missions and co-assistant director of the J Christy Wilson, Jr. Center for World Missions at Gordon-Conwell, will reflect the topic of Orality.

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