Leung Wai-hsin, first year Master of Divinity. I have attended a Christian primary school since I was a child. The Bible subject in school required us to memorize golden verses, and I gradually memorized God’s words into my heart. When I was in Form One, I made a decision to believe in the Lord during the school evangelistic meeting. In the days that followed, God slowly worked in my life, changing my values of pursuing perfection in everything, learning to trust everything, and accepting the value God bestowed upon me. ...

Junjie Tang, a first-year Master of Divinity, and his wife Jianyin are in charge of the Lord of life. I grew up in the church and participated in different services since I was a child. The Form 5 examination made me understand that God is the Lord in control of life, so I was willing to be baptized and commit myself to following Him. Later, God moved me to learn to serve outside the church, so I participated in serving in the fellowship of middle school and the Campus Evangelism Association of the university. I accepted discipleship training from the Campus Evangelism Association, and then started to be exposed to believer courses in different seminaries. I gradually discovered that I have a heart that is willing to learn the truth in depth, and I am eager to grow together with my brothers and sisters and build each other up. ...

No book of God? The Book of Esther makes no mention of God, that much is obvious. Whether believers or scholars, most believe that this is just the author's rhetorical skills, because they reasoned: the author must be a Jew; if he is a Jew, he must be a Unitarian; therefore, he may just use some incredible It tells stories in a narrative way, thereby expressing a novel theological perspective. The Old Testament refers to God by seven names. The English transliteration of these seven Hebrew names is...

Nurturing young pastors and teachers in the "waiting room" agree that young people are important assets to society and the church, and are an important group that the college must face. Both Dean Cao and Pastor Lin hope that the college can continue to hold camps for young people every year in the future, and even invite them to participate in "focus groups" to have meaningful faith conversations and continue this ministry. ...

Rethinking Youth Pastoral Care. Dean Cao mentioned Lu Enzhe’s thoughts on youth pastoral care many times in the last issue of “House News”, “Dean’s Words”, and thought it was worthy of reference and could be compared with the situation of the Hong Kong church for reflection. . Lu Enzhe in "The End of Youth Ministry?" 》(The...

Seeing the need and opportunity, President Cao Weitong said that the college has been talking about practical theology in the past few years, and youth ministry is an important part of practical theology. He started meeting with alumni a few years ago, when society was in turmoil. Young people are actively involved and have different views and feelings on the current situation, which require people to respond. He deeply felt that the current situation required guidance and support for alumni serving young people. ...

How did the first "Youth Theological Education Camp" of "Baptist God" come about? What is “waiting room” pastoring? “Waiting Room” Theological Education? What imagination does "Baptist" have for youth theological education? … The first “Youth Theological Education Camp” of Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary (“Baptist Theological Seminary”) was held on September 18 last year, and achieved ideal results that exceeded expectations. The college has always attached great importance to theological education of young people, and in recent years it has paid more and more attention to it. On November 28 last year, during the thanksgiving service for the 70th anniversary of the college, Dean Cao Weitong used the youth pastoral theologian Andrew...