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Vol. 24 | 2008-2009 No. 1 | Spring 2009
European Seminar Turns 50
Inspiration | Grady Spires
Grady Spires looks back over his 55 years at Gordon College.
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Up Front | Church History Visited--and Revisited
A trip to the British Isles has President Carlberg reflecting on the church's past and its future.
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Letters to The Editor
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SPORKS | Installation 7: the Dust Buster of Love
Informative Fauxlosophy: Notes From A Recent Alum. In the wake of another wedding, bryan parys spares a thought for marriage's meaning in modern life.
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FEATURE | Into The World: European Seminar Celebrates 50 Years of Global Education Programs
Global education at Gordon began 50 years ago on a shoestring budget. But its true beginnings go back even further.
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FEATURE | Gordon In Boston: What The "in" Means
How is Gordon College in Boston? Craig McMullen, director of the Gordon in Boston program, counts the ways Gordon continues to be deeply rooted there.
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FEATURE | Gordon In Boston: As Real As It Gets
A recent graduate discovered “global” in Boston during an internship semester that included ministry, Kung Fu and Harvard University.
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FEATURE | The Dorchester Project
Dorchester’s Second Church, home base for the Gordon in Boston program, also houses some significant historical treasures.
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FEATURE | Signs of Life in a Cemetery
The Codman Burying Ground Restoration Project has involved a network of Gordon alumni and current Gordon students.
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ARTICLE | Cancer and The Care of The Soul
Kathy Russ had excellent medical care when she was diagnosed with cancer. But her Christian community provided quality care for her soul.
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ARTICLE | The Man Behind The (Divine) Conspiracy: A Conversation with Dallas Willard
Dallas Willard explains how he stumbled into the spiritual disciplines, how spirituality involves the body, and how Catholics and Protestants can find common ground.
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ARTICLE | The Oxymoron of Proximate Justice
Students in Gordon’s urban programs often wrestle with injustices that have no immediate solutions.
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ARTICLE | Out of The Classroom and Into The Community: Gordon In Lynn and Place-Based Learning
More than ever Christians are becoming aware of how their daily choices affect those around the world. And because the world is moving to our neighborhood--to Lynn, in fact--the consequences become more easily visible and accessible.
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Gordon In Lynn Community Partnerships
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ARTICLE | A Dream Realized—Gordon Community Celebrates Ken Olsen Science Center Opening
Highlights of this past fall’s celebration of the Olsen Center dedication, and a look at how the new spaces and equipment are being used by students and faculty.
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ARTICLE | New Spaces and Equipment = New Possibilities
A microengraving microscope, a dedicated engineering lab, and a new view on global ecosystems.
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ARTICLE | The Lobster Whisperers
Dr. Dorothy Boorse considers how the new science center will affect those who work there.
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In Focus: Faculty
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In Focus: Faculty | An Hour With The Constitution
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In Focus: Faculty Books
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In Focus: Students
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In Focus: Alumni
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In Focus: Alumni Books
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Encounters
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Global Education Photo Contest
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Have a Seat: Gordon College Bench Program
A new giving program aims to benefit the campus and provide opportunities to honor a favorite professor, pastor or friend.
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A Community That Keeps On Giving
Jim ’01 and Emily (Cushing) ’02 Grumbine continue to network with the Gordon community. The Partners Program is a natural outgrowth of that connection.
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Back Page: Annunciation By Tanja Butler
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