Walking Together on the Path of Theological Training
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Angela Yeung (M.Div.) I used to feel that studying theology full-time was too far away for me, and I thought that I was serious enough by enrolling in the evening believers’ theology course. I never thought that I would be called to attend seminary, and I never expected that these three years of full-time theological training would be such a wonderful time God gave me. God allowed me to truly experience that He is a faithful Lord, a Lord who sympathizes with my weaknesses, understands my needs, gently shapes my life, and walks with me. ...
Man-yee Wan (M.Div. 1) Encounter with God Touched by God’s selfless love, I decided to believe in the Lord at the school’s Gospel Week sermon when I was in Form 2. When I was in junior high school, I encountered my first setback in life: my father was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis and our family's financial situation gradually declined. When I was in Form 6, I began to participate in church life. As I grew up, I realized that God is a powerful doctor, God is love, and God is salvation; God can change people’s lives; God is the greatest treasure in human life... In difficult family situations, God is my only support. Although we experienced all kinds of difficulties, Heavenly Father allowed the gospel to come to my family step by step, first to my father and mother, then to my eldest sister, and finally to my second sister; over a period of more than ten years, the whole family believed in the Lord. Thank God! ...
