Welcome to STILLPOINT, the magazine of Gordon College. STILLPOINT is published twice a year for alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the College. Its aim is to reflect the ongoing life of the College in its coverage of alumni, faculty, student and institutional news. This online version of the College magazine contains the same content as the print version, except for Class Notes.
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FEATURES:
A New Chapter
On a perfect September day, Gordon College officially welcomed its eigth president with a daylong celebration.
To Be a Tree
Three concurrent symposia brought leaders together to explore their faith and their lives.
Heart, Soul and Strength
Worship in word and song brought the Gordon community and friends together.
To Be "Deliberate"
Dr. Nathan Hatch's charge to the new president was a highlight of the Installation Ceremony.
Faithful Leadership for the Common Good
In his Inaugural Address, President Lindsay set forth the three tenets of the Gordon Commission.
A Gift of Song
Singer and songwriter Sara Groves enchanted the Gordon community.
The Steps You've Been Shown
The student-sponsored Inaugural Ball brought the Lindsays and the Gordon community together for a special celebration.
ARTICLES
Conversations: Leading and Succeeding in an Uncertain World
by Natalie Ferjulian '10
Infotech: Mapping New Territory
by Natalie Ferjulian '10
The Elijah Project: Helping Students Find Their Place in the World
by Laura Carmer
Remembering Vangie: Beloved Friend
by Michael Monroe
An Open Letter to the Gordon Community
by Jennie-Rebecca (Stine) Falcetta '92
Training to Bring Healing to Nigeria
"I hope to incorporate research work into the clinical aspect of my career. I believe I'm called to heal people—to give back."
NEWS
Student News
News about current student activities on-campus
People and Programs
News about faculty, staff and Gordon as an institution.
Class Notes
Alumni News
Two Elijah Project Students
Two students in the Elijah Project have had very different, but equally valuable, experiences.
IN EACH ISSUE
Up Front with President Lindsay
Community, Compass and Concern
Inspiration | Rita Smith Dove
Career Coaching as a Calling
SPORKS
My Kid Smells