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Supporting HKBTS’s Teaching and Research: The Library and the New Academic Building

　　Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary (HKBTS) has spared no effort in promoting Christian theological education and academic research. Our teachers have been writing and propounding ideas, as well as publishing academic books for different audiences. The publication of our academic journal Hill Road has contributed greatly to Chinese academia. The wide range of the seminary’s theological programs has helped to nurture the talents of our students along with their spiritual virtues and provide academic knowledge for churches. The various kinds of talks held regularly have made the fruits of academic research available to the public and shown believers how to apply them to their daily lives.

　　The library and the new academic building of HKBTS play an important role in this as the backbone of its teaching and research. The Newsletter has interviewed our Associate Librarian Mr. Lam Kin-man and two Associate Deans, Prof. Wong Fook-kong and Prof. Nathan Ng, to introduce our readers to these two important facilities of HKBTS.

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