Zhang Chuanyang, first-year Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Studies, Xiuzhen with her eldest daughter Tianen, son Tianheng and young daughter Tianlan. The touching feeling that has lingered in my heart for more than 30 years. After I was born again and was saved and became a Christian, I understood that serving God is my life of faith. Very important part. When I was young, I thought about entering a seminary to prepare for a full-time job. However, my father retired early due to illness. As the eldest son, I had to share the financial responsibility for a family of six, so I entered a government job after graduating from high school. For the next thirty years or so, I had no choice but to actively participate in serving in the church. Although the idea of studying theology seemed to be on the shelf, my determination to serve God full-time was never forgotten. This move often lingers in my heart, and it is very important for me to respond to the Great Commission - Mission. The urge to preach the gospel and save souls is getting stronger and stronger. Why did you take the first step in full-time ministry until today? I firmly believe that God has His timing. ...

As Associate Professor of New Testament Tsang Si-han wrote this, I was packing my bags and preparing to move to Hong Kong. Although busy, this period of time is also a good opportunity for me to reflect on life. Because I am about to leave a country I love, a place where I have lived for thirty-six years, and return to the place where I was born. Recently, in preparation for writing my second exegetical book, I have dabbled in many works, including postmodernism, post-structuralism, pragmatism, and critical realism...

Teacher Wen Zhanglian is the conductor of this year’s sacred music revival joint choir. Her sharing here allows you to understand the expectations and expectations in her heart, and you can also better understand the service of a music minister. Looking forward to Wen Zhanglian (associate professor of church music in our college) With an excited heart, I am looking forward to the sacred music revival meeting on April 23 this year. This is the second time I have collaborated with some teachers at the academy to design a worship service. The theme this time is "Be strong and courageous. Bravely forge ahead." As the name suggests, we must uphold the faithfulness of the Lord in front of everyone and sing about His care and comfort for us and His promises that will never fail! We will also examine our weaknesses and pray that through the power of God, we will have the strength and courage to face life and challenges. ...

A little historical review: Not every called person is born with a good singing voice, but in the hearts of all called people, there is a hymn connected to the calling; and a group of called people’s most authentic singing is the "baptism of God" ” Characteristics of the choir and “God-baptizing” sacred music gatherings. Over the past fifty-nine years, our generations of theological students and generations of called people have witnessed God’s faithfulness and grace through singing. Their singing has also become a continuous testimony of “Baptist God” in front of everyone and all churches. ...

It is a new thing this year that the College of Chan Laiwa Chan's third-year Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Studies arranged for fresh graduates to preach in the morning assembly. For a group of students who have barely stepped out of the factory, it is a good thing to be able to try their skills in the academy for the first time. However, it is not easy to stand in front of teachers, classmates and co-workers to preach. It is such a big challenge. I believe that the students will not be without their struggles! I really want to applaud this class of students who have the courage to accept the training of preaching. ...

A step preached by Huang Baiming in the graduating class of Master of Divinity. For me, August 2009 was the beginning of the last year of my life as a theological student. When I started school, I already told myself: "Time will fly by very fast, no matter the people and things around me. Cherish it!" Graduation preaching is a rare opportunity, shouldn't it be cherished? It seems easy to say it, but now that I think about it, I stepped onto the podium of the college with trepidation that day! ...

We have extracted the following passages from the sermons of three graduating students to share the sermon information with readers. Although these paragraphs are only a small part of the entire sermon and are inevitably a bit fragmented, we still hope that readers who are unable to attend the morning meeting can share bits and pieces of the graduation sermon. Somewhat coincidentally, these three sermons jointly reveal the would-be evangelists' spiritual reflections on their own duties from different levels...

The "Graduation Sermon" added this academic year will give the graduating class an unforgettable experience. This class of students has an opportunity that many senior brothers and sisters have never had - to stand on the podium at the college's morning meeting and preach information in front of teachers, classmates and a group of co-workers in the college. Precisely because they are prospective preachers who are about to leave school and apprentices who are about to "fulfill their teachings", the college feels that it is necessary to give them a special opportunity to preach and practice, so that they can be encouraged and reminded, and they can continue to preach throughout their lives. Forget the reminder from your alma mater: Preaching is an extremely important ministry of the preacher. ...

When She Qingji, assistant professor of Old Testament, wrote this book, it was the beginning of a new academic year at the seminary. This is my first year teaching full-time at "Baptism". Although I have participated in the teaching work of "Baptism" in the past two years, I have only been a special lecturer part-time. The day I became a full-time teacher was also the time when I said goodbye to the Bible translation work of the past ten years. Therefore, this is an appropriate time to review and look forward to the past and the road ahead. ...

Lam Chi Ching, a graduate of the Master of Divinity, continues to struggle: Have I heard the wrong call? It has been four years since I entered the seminary to receive theological equipment in 2006 and graduated this year. Looking back on the past four years, I have experienced a lot of ups and downs. The changes in people and things around me have caused many impacts, which have brought many difficulties to my theological career in the past few years. I once asked God: "Am I capable of completing the entire theology course?" "Have I heard the wrong call?" In the past few years, these struggles have continued to occur in my heart, but God has called me out of these struggles again and again. Seeing His kindness, God continues to strengthen my faith and reliance on Him, allowing me to deeply appreciate His faithfulness and mercy. ...