The Auxiliary Engine of HKBTS: The President’s Council

  Being an important consultation team for the president of HKBTS, the President’s Council is dedicated to supporting the president by providing helpful advice and ideas for the seminary’s development. We have, therefore, invited President Joshua Cho to tell us more about the Council, as well as inviting a few members to share with us.

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