How to Be Grateful: Practical Ways to Practice Gratitude  

Students sitting on a couch on the Frost patio expressing gratitude.

What does thankfulness truly mean? Why should we be grateful? As we reflect on this Thanksgiving season, here are some tips to help you develop practices that will allow gratitude to transform your life. 

5 Reasons Why You Should Go to College in New England   

Aerial view of Gordon, a college in New England, in the fall.

From the fall foliage to career opportunities and cultural experiences, here are a few incentives for choosing to go to college in New England.  

The Power of Reconciliation: Dominique Gilliard on Uniting Faith and Justice 

Dominique Gilliard, director of racial righteousness and reconciliation for the Evangelical Covenant Church, spoke at a Center for Faith and Inquiry (CFI) event on October 22 about repairing the breaches in our society across race, class, values and more through the love of God as part of CFI’s theme, “Ready to Listen, Learning to Talk.”

Redesigning Ministry for the Next Generation: Gordon College’s Faith and Learning Initiative Gathering

Over 160 Christian leaders from four different states and over 17 churches and institutions gathered for “Redesigning Ministry for Rising Generations,” the latest development of Gordon College’s Faith and Learning Initiative, focused on preparing the rising generation to live out the Gospel.

Slow Faith in a Fast World: Lauren Whitnah on the Benedictine Rule and Listening Well 

Lauren Whitnah reads to a group of Gordon College students at a Center for Faith and Inquiry event about listening well.

Lauren Whitnah—a medieval historian and current dean of Nashota House Seminary—spoke at a Center for Faith and Inquiry event on October 3. Keeping in step with CFI’s annual theme, “Ready to Listen, Learning to Talk,” she used the Benedictine Rule as an example for intentional listening.