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Chip Ingram Encourages ‘True Spirituality’ in DEEP FAITH Messages
Chip Ingram, CEO and teaching pastor of Living on the Edge, challenged the Gordon community for this year’s DEEP FAITH week with a four-sermon series on The Real God, the Real You, and True Spirituality.
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Meet the Inaugural Bible Translation Program Cohort
Gordon’s Bible Translation Program inducted its first cohort of students. They come from a variety of academic disciplines, but are united in their common desire to serve God and other people on an international level.
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Gordon College Launches Two Podcasts on Work
Gordon College launches two new podcasts—Honest Work and Boardroom Bound—to ground and propel listeners in their career journeys.
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The drama of nature when God is unchanging: “Deepening the Faith” devotional 11
This installment is part of a regular devotional series, “Deepening the Faith,” written by Gordon faculty and staff for the enrichment of the wider College community.
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Interviewing Norm Jones 33 Years and 51 Plays Later
This year the Department of Theatre Arts turns 30. To celebrate, The Bell interviewed its founder, Norm Jones—a professor known for his warmth, ability to quote Shakespeare at any given moment, and charming repertoire of accents.
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Gordon College to Host Photography Exhibit by Stephan Gersh
Gordon College presents two new art exhibitions, featuring photographs by Essex-based artist Stephan Gersh, and paintings and prints by Gordon’s Department of Art faculty. A reception will take place on Saturday, January 26, 4-6 p.m. in the Barrington Center for the Arts.
Gordon’s American Chemical Society Wins National Honors
The Gordon College Student Chapter of the American Chemical Society received national recognition for their activities during the 2013-14 academic year. The chapter also received a Green Chemistry Chapter award. The American Chemical Society is the world’s largest… Read More
Experimenting with Public Sculptures
“Often when people think of structures they think of a standard, permanent fixture but the beauty of experimental sculpture is how it creates a rethinking of places we interact with.”
Introducing Gordon’s Online Yearbook
Remember The Hypernikon? The Gordon yearbook existed for 90 years of our history. Up until recently, most students left with one in hand—the stories of their time at Gordon bound together for posterity. Today, social media serves that… Read More
Playing the Numbers: Math Prof Karl-Dieter Crisman’s Search for “Intelligible Nerdiness”
Karl-Dieter Crisman, associate professor of mathematics, recently published a review article in Books and Culture. “If you’re a member of group that gets club oufits,” he writes, “it’s typical to personalize the shirts or jackets with a nickname… Read More
Great Expectations
“I approached the teaching from different angle, and I found that it resonated well with my students to encourage them and focus on their strengths instead of their weaknesses.” Hope Johnson ’13 enters a classroom, 4,676 miles from… Read More