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A Heart for Advocacy: Hannah Hartman ’24 on Working with International Justice Mission in the Philippines
Hannah Hartman ’24 took a literal leap of faith to move to the Philippines and work with International Justice Mission on advocacy for abused children and cultivating hope amidst poverty.
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From Passive Tolerance to Flourishing Community: Why We Need Covenantal Pluralism
As part of the annual David L. Franz lecture series, Dr. Dennis Hoover discussed the concept of covenantal pluralism and how we can manage religious diversity in our communities.
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Gordon College Launches Master of Arts in Theology for Community Transformation and Certificate in Scripture, Theology and Transformation
Gordon College’s School of Ministry, Theology and Biblical Studies today announced a Master of Arts in Theology for Community Transformation and a certificate program in Scripture, Theology and Transformation.
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Helping People in Crisis: Jennifer Mellett’s ’90 Approach to Mental Health Care
Jennifer Mellett ’90 is now a care coordinator for Spring Harbor Hospital and works per diem as a mental health crisis clinician in her local emergency room. We sat down with Mellett to learn about her career and what’s happening in the world of mental health and healthcare.
Gordon College Named Among Best Value Colleges for 2024 by The Princeton Review
For the second year in a row, Gordon College has been named one of the 209 “Best Value Colleges” by The Princeton Review®.
How Clyde Wynia Turned Scraps of Metal into Prehistoric Art at Jurustic Park
Clyde Wynia ’58 and his wife, Nancy, are the proprietors of Jurustic Park, a unique attraction that brings 17,000 visitors annually from around the world.
Gordon in Orvieto’s 25th Anniversary: A Pilgrimage Through Faith and Culture
On June 13-14, more than 100 students, faculty and staff of the Gordon in Orvieto program traveled back to the Italian hill city to celebrate the program’s 25th anniversary.
Creating Pathways to Peace: Gordon’s Collaborative Efforts for Global Harmony
Gordon and the European Center for the Study of War and Peace (ECSWP)—the host for Gordon’s Balkans semester—recently completed a pioneering practical peacemaking initiative funded by a grant from the Lilly Fellows Program involving schools like Harvard University and Messiah University to incorporate peacemaking into curricula and student life of their universities.
Endangered Species and Ecosystem Restoration: Insights from James Wheeler’s Internship with U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Newly minted alumnus James Wheeler ’24 worked as an intern last semester helping with salt marsh conservation and wildlife protection at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, a part of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Newburyport.