Alumni, will you be attending the ETS or AAR/SBL Annual Meetings in Denver this year? If so, we’d love to catch up with you at breakfast! Learn more or register: gcts.edu/alumni/events

At today's Dean’s Forum, Dr. Scott Gibson, Haddon Robinson Chair of Preaching, and Dr. Karen Mason, professor of counseling and psychology, led a conversation on navigating a suicide crisis with compassion and practical support. Explore more events at gcts.edu/events.

The Mockler Center for Faith & Ethics in the Public Square hosted a thoughtful conversation with Dr. Sebastian Vaduva, the center's newest fellow and author of Success and Its Shadows. Register for upcoming events by visiting gcts.edu/events

What happens when years of studying Scripture begin to come together? MATS student Heather Duncan reflects on how learning biblical Hebrew has deepened her faith, drawn her closer to God, and equipped her to share his Word with others. Learn more at gcts.edu/degrees

Holographic preachers are already appearing in churches, but do they mean for Christian ministry? Dr. Scott M. Gibson, Haddon Robinson professor of preaching, considers the opportunities and challenges of technology. gordonconwell.edu/blog/the-t…

Gordon-Conwell’s DMin track in Pastoral Leadership equips pastors to navigate cultural change and guide congregations faithfully. Join Dr. Phillip Thorne for a virtual information session on October 26 to learn more. Register at gcts.edu/events

Join us this Wednesday as the Gordon-Conwell community gathers for worship and a message from Rev. Bonnie Gatchell (MDiv '09, ThM '14). Chapel will take place from 11:10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Hamilton and online.

Join us this week for opportunities to explore faith, leadership, and Christian community. Attend Dr. Sebastian Vaduva’s book talk, the Dean’s Forum, and the Women’s Council Café and Roundtable. Register at gcts.edu/events.

Gordon-Conwell offers a variety of scholarships so that you can be equipped for your calling without the burden of debt. Scholarship applications are now open for the next academic year. Learn more at gcts.edu/scholarships

We are grateful for two days of biblical teaching and meaningful conversations at this year’s Telos Conference in Jacksonville! Learn more about future events at gcts.edu/events

We celebrate our MACC students Chris Graham, Meredith Greer, and Yalonda Haywood, who joined Dr. Vickey Maclin, associate professor of counseling, in presenting “BIPOC Youth: Seeing Resilience, Advancing Justice” at last week's Licensed Clinical Counselors of NC Conference.

Creation itself bears witness to the glory of its Creator. As we look upon the beauty of the heavens, may we pause and remember the God whose glory they proclaim.

Gordon-Conwell faculty contribute to theological scholarship beyond the classroom. Professors will participate in the 78th Evangelical Theological Society Annual Meeting in Colorado, including Dr. Gwenfair Adams, vice president of ETS. Learn more at etsjets.org.

Our community gathered last Wednesday to celebrate Dr. Alvin Padilla’s installation as the James Endowed Chair of Hispanic Theological Education. We are grateful to everyone who joined us in marking this new chapter in Gordon-Conwell’s mission.

Throughout our Jesus in the Old Testament series, Gordon-Conwell faculty explored how the Old Testament anticipates the person and work of Christ. If you missed any of the reflections, you can find the complete series at gcts.edu/blog.

This Wednesday, our Gordon-Conwell community will gather for the installation of Dr. Alvin Padilla as the new James Endowed Chair of Hispanic Theological Education. The speaker will be Rev. Carlos Malavé. Join us then from 11:10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Hamilton or online.

Gordon-Conwell is creating opportunities to equip the Church and form faithful Christian leaders this October. You can explore the full calendar at gcts.edu/events.

Gordon-Conwell is pleased to announce Dr. Alvin Padilla (MDiv ’84) as the inaugural James Endowed Chair of Hispanic Theological Education. This new initiative will strengthen theological education for Spanish-speaking students, churches, and ministries.

It was great to connect with several Gordon-Conwell alumni this week at the 521 Collaborative Conference. We heard updates on their life and ministry and even had a real life “Where’s Waldo” moment when one of the alumni pictured on our banner dropped by!

Music and conversation came together today during Creativity in the Wilderness. Kendall Ramseur shared his story with students, discussed his creative journey, and performed themes from his concerto inspired by the book of Exodus. Explore more events at gcts.edu/events