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Transformational Theological Training

Brothers and sisters are called to enroll in the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary (HKBTS) to equip themselves to become faithful servants of God. How have they navigated the course of theological training? What feelings and insights have they gained? In this issue of the Newsletter, several graduates of the Main Campus Programs share their life-transforming journeys and bear witness to the God of all grace.

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Rekindle My First Aspiration

Kuan-wa Wong (M.Div. 1) Searching for the meaning of life I was born into a traditional family and my family “deeded” me to the God of Land when I was young. My parents were very strict with me. When I was in elementary school, I had a bad temper and low self-esteem. I did a lot of negative things, such as running away from home, smoking, drinking, swearing, self-harming, and bullying classmates. In the eyes of my teachers, I was a problem child. When I was in fifth and sixth grade, I often asked myself, "What is the meaning of my life?" No matter how successful I am in the future, even if I become the richest man in the world, I can't take anything with me when I die. I even thought that I couldn't choose how I came into this world, but I could choose when to leave. ...
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Molding My Life

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! ...