Mak Xingqiang, a first-year master of divinity, Xingqiang, his wife Ruizhen, and their son Maibo. When I was a senior in elementary school, I decided to believe in the Lord at a gospel camp held in the school. However, I was only half-convinced, and my early church life only lasted a few days. Two months. I am grateful that God has not forgotten me and arranged an angel for me. By chance, I met a friend who brought me to the church. From then on, the life of the church opened a new page in my life! ...

Guo Desen, a first-year bachelor of theology, Desen, his wife Minyi and their daughter Xin Yue, appreciate the "waste youth" experience. When I was in junior high school, I loved sports. I played football and ran every day. I represented the school in competitions and won numerous awards, but my academic performance was poor. He was so unsatisfactory that he was even kicked out of school due to poor academic performance in the third year of secondary school. This experience made me feel worthless and hopeless, and I was unhappy every day in my life. After I transferred to another school, I gradually became a bad student, causing trouble in class, smoking, and getting into fights with others. It can be said that before I believed in the Lord, I was a hopeless and worthless “waste”. Precisely because they cannot find the value of their own lives, they use various abnormal behaviors to find and affirm their own value. ...

Chen Zhihu, Doctor of Divinity, Dean Cao Weitong conferred the doctorate degree to Chen Zhihu. Looking back, we have crossed mountains and hills, and the road has been rugged. The Lord’s grace is everywhere, we share the friendship of our peers, and we are endlessly grateful! The journey to study for a doctoral degree is finally complete. Looking back, I realize that I have walked through many hills and taken many detours. On the way, I am grateful to my classmates and teachers who have given me their wholehearted support. ...

Peter F. Drucker (1909-2005), Dean Lin Guobin, Director of Internships, and Lecturer in Practical Theology, is a well-known contemporary management guru. He especially has innovative and unique insights into the management of non-profit organizations and is highly respected by all walks of life. Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary ("Baptist Theological Seminary"), under the guidance of God, has been able to move forward steadily. This is not only due to the hard work of a group of teachers and colleagues, but also to the silent dedication of the volunteer team. Dulac’s insights on managing non-profit organizations are worthy of our reference, and can also be inspirational to HKBU in developing its volunteer team. ...

Interviewee: Professor Ho Kin-chung Honors God's Environmental Mission Professor Ho Kin-chung is a deacon of Kowloon City Baptist Church, a director of Hong Kong Baptist Theological College ("Baptist"), and the chairman of the School's "Campus Environmental Research Group". He and his wife have a daughter and a son. He is a senior environmental protection expert and has been engaged in environmental protection work for more than 40 years. He also promotes environmental education in schools, seminaries and churches. He takes the promotion of environmental protection as his mission and hopes to awaken more Christians to pay attention to environmental issues, seeing this as a testimony that glorifies God. ...

Interviewee: Professor Wong Siu-fai Professor Wong Siu-fai has been meeting and serving at Diamond Hill Baptist Church and Tai Kok Tsui Baptist Church for more than 50 years. He also actively participates in voluntary work of school sponsoring groups to spread the gospel. Professor Huang has been engaged in the construction consulting and environmental protection industry since 1991. The company he established has now developed into a multinational enterprise. Last year, he and several Christians established a life technology company to address the issue of population aging. He hopes to use the new company to promote environmentally friendly technologies and concepts and practice "environmental protection education." Professor Huang and his wife have three children, all of whom are believers in the Lord. ...

Interviewee: Mr. Lin Huajing Brother Lin Huajing is a member of Tsim Sha Tsui Baptist Church. He and his wife have two sons and two daughters. He has been engaged in environmental and conservation work for many years. Integrating environmental protection and ecological conservation into urban development and planning through environmental assessment and review work is his professional field and research interest. Brother Lin is also committed to promoting environmental protection in the community and raising public awareness of environmental protection. In 2018, he was invited by Dean Cao to join the "Campus Environmental Protection Research Group" and accompany the college to deal with multiple environmental challenges. ...

Zhang Lin Xiaoya Chief Executive Officer The starting point of Green Theological Seminary Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary has begun to pay attention to environmental protection in its early years. Initially, the college’s environmental protection policy focused on conservation, focusing on energy conservation and waste reduction. Measures taken include: adjusting lighting and air-conditioning systems according to actual needs, switching to compact fluorescent lamps, setting up three-color recycling bins, using recycled paper, Well water irrigates trees and flowers, greens the campus, etc. ...

Wu Guojie, Professor of Christian Thought (Church History), Augustine’s theory of creation is undeniable. From the perspective of historical circumstances, "environmental protection" has never been an issue of concern to the early church fathers or religious reformers; only because global pollution has become increasingly serious in modern times and climate warming continues As a result, environmental protection has become more and more important to the church community. However, this does not mean that the historical documents of the church from the past are worthless when discussing relevant issues. In fact, the two Testaments do not directly talk about environmental protection, but they are the main reference basis for Christians today. Likewise, church history contains many valuable documents that can enlighten the modern church. The author here tries to use the famous church father Augustine (Augustine,...

Does Deng Shaoguang’s Christian Thought (Theology and Culture) teach anthropocentrism? In recent years, the Chinese church community has become more and more concerned about the ecological environment. Many brothers and sisters have taken the initiative and are committed to practicing low-carbon and green life in all aspects of clothing, food, housing and transportation. But why should we care about the ecological environment? Why should we live a low-carbon green life? Is this because the church is gradually awakening to the fact that human beings should not only care about themselves, but also care about the ecological environment, extending "love of neighbor" to "love of the earth"? Is this because the church is gradually awakening to the fact that Christianity, as a religion of love, should not be human-centered but should instead take into account other creations? This is worth thinking about. ...