Seminary Training
Study at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Berkshire Christian College in partnership with Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary offers the student world class seminary training and extensive scholarship support.
The Center for Advent Christian Studies
Located on the South Hamilton, Massachusetts campus of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary,
Berkshire Christian College maintains a professorship, resident and commuter student
population, Adventual Library, and scholarship program.
Berkshire Christian College Advent Christian Professor
As Associate Professor of Church History, Dr. Gordon Isaac teaches courses with Advent Christian focus as well as several in the basic curriculum of the Seminary. As Director of the center for Advent Christian Studies, he meets regularly with students who are a part of the Advent Christian denomination. Dr. Isaac provides mentoring and support to the seminary experience.
Resident & Commuter Student Population
Berkshire Christian College provides regular events that allow Advent Christian students the opportunity to build relationships with each other. Dedicated to promoting trained leadership in the Advent Christian denomination, Berkshire Christian College helps students to discover their purpose, and find career placement opportunities.
Adventual Library
Berkshire Christian College maintains a historic collection of religious Americana related to the Adventual movement of the mid-nineteenth century. Students have access to priceless artifacts and literature produced during the movement where the Second Coming of Christ was introduced to American theology.
Gordon-Conwell Scholarship Fund
Berkshire Christian College maintains one of the best scholarship programs available for seminary students at GCTS. Our program offers up to fifty percent of a student's academic cost significantly reducing the burden of student debt.
Seminary Locations
Gordon-Conwell maintains campuses in South Hamilton and Boston, Massachusetts;
Charlotte, North Carolina; and Jacksonville, Florida.