College of Theology

Leaders on mission to encourage others to serve

A Spiritual Life group that visited and performed service last summer in Israel was the latest of several missions trips that GCU students have made. […]

New Center for Worship Arts director seeks balance in teaching, serving

New GCU director for the Center of Worship Arts Moises Felipe believes it's important for him to continue serving as a pastor at Church for […]

Second '15 for 15' series features Gospel of Mark

GCU's second 15-for-15 series will be unveiled this fall, with its focus on the Gospel of Mark. This series studies the story of Jesus, with […]

College of Education instructor destined for devotionals

As a small group coach at Christ Church of the Valley, Dr. Sandi Van Lieu found a need for young adults to share their stories […]

Sightseeing, learning, service highlight Israel trip

Witnessing historical sites like the En Gedi oasis brought perspective to a group of 16 GCU students and staff members who spent 10 days in […]

Fall Chapel speakers to emphasize theme of Sermon on the Mount

The 2024 Fall Chapel schedule offers few surprises as GCU President Brian Mueller will continue his tradition of delivering the first service. Besides Pastor Tim […]

College of Theology makes an impact at national convention

A biennial meeting of the Association of the Theological Schools was supposed to help GCU's College of Theology receive accreditation renewal in 2025. But the […]

Fifteen students add creative spark to Canyon Worship 2025

When students return in the fall, so will Canyon Worship 2025, the ninth album by the Center for Worship Arts. The first single is scheduled […]

First Barnabas Pastoral Program grads ready to make a difference

The College of Theology is proud to graduate its first four students from its Barnabas Pastoral Program, which started in the fall of 2020. The […]