4 courses with the subject GL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.

GL 501Basic Greek I

Subject: GL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
Source: www.gordonconwell.edu

GL 502Basic Greek II

Subject: GL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
Source: www.gordonconwell.edu

GL 601/901 Intermediate Greek or Advanced GL course

Subject: GL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
Source: www.gordonconwell.edu

GL 711Independent Reading in a New Testament Language A minimum number of passages appropriate to full

course credit will be required, with appropriate examination at the conclusion. Language reading may be undertaken at either the beginning or the advanced level. Independent study, any session by petition. Prerequisite: GL502. GL860 Research in Greek Language Independent study, any session by petition. See section on reading and research courses for information. Prerequisite: GL502. GL901 Intermediate Greek (Th.M. Level) Systematic study of Greek beyond GL 502, combined with close reading and detailed grammatical analysis of several complex passages in the New Testament. Emphasis on grammatical analysis, not full exegesis, of passages. Prerequisite: GL502. GL914 Biblical Greek: Advanced Concepts Advanced language students examine the place of Koine Greek within the history of the language, and selected problems in Greek lexicography and grammar. Special emphasis on Septuagint studies and Semitic background of New Testament. Offered at the Th.M. level. Prerequisite: GL502, NT502 and either GL601 or at least one course in NT exegesis or Greek readings. Intercultural Studies (Division of Christian Thought) IS/WM520 Understanding Culture The subject of this course is the cultural anthropological and missiological study of culture. It is designed to both challenge and support students to grow in their cultural awareness, and to also develop cross-cultural competence for building healthy and God-honoring relationships within diverse communities. Lectures, guided by the Bible and theories and data of anthropology, will encourage students to create environments that make God’s reconciling initiatives apparent in church life and in our missional engagement with our neighbors and express the gospel in ways that both celebrate our differences and bring us toward unity in Jesus Christ. Ministry of the Church (Division of Practical Theology) MC/SF501 Spiritual Formation for Ministry The foundational course in the Division of Practical Theology and an introduction to theological seminary. A beginning working knowledge of spiritual formation leading to a lifetime of continuing education. Spiritual exercise and small group practice for personal application and for leadership in the church. MC/SF506 Ascetical Theology Students will learn the history and development of ascetical theology; understand major themes in ascetical theology and practice; experimentally engage with various disciplines through exercises of reflective practice; and consider models for missional and formational asceticism in contemporary ministry. MC/PC513 Healthy Relationships for Ministry An introduction to intentional self- and relational awareness, and understanding relational health for the purpose of cultivating personal and professional relationships for ministry health which impacts personal and corporate spiritual development. MC/CH519 Christianity and Visual Art This course equips students to engage with the visual arts in the context of 78

Subject: GL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
Source: www.gordonconwell.edu

Source: Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61