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Walking Together on the Path of Theological Training

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Brothers and sisters are called to enter the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary (HKBTS) to equip themselves to become faithful servants of God. How have they navigated through this journey of theological training? What are their feelings and experiences? In this issue of the Newsletter, we have invited some graduates of the Main Campus Programs to share their experiences and to witness the Lord who walks with us.

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