Chan Chi-fu, a first-year student in the Master of Divinity Program, reflects on the opening paragraph of his book, *The Purpose Driven Life*, with the statement: "The focus of life is not on you!" Having been a believer for over twenty years, my faith has taught me that the focus of life is not on personal achievements or money, but on God's will, on His sending me to accomplish what He wants to achieve in my life. God has a unique will and plan for each believer; therefore, every believer should earnestly seek and carefully consider God's arrangements and guidance in their life. This is not a momentary understanding, but a review of the entire life journey, a thoughtful reflection and interpretation, thereby comprehending His perfectly good intentions. ...

Lam Chi-ching, First Year of Master of Divinity Program: "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." (Matthew 28:19-20).

Chow Pui-shan, a Theology Master's student, expressed her gratitude to Dr. Kong Xianshao's Student Continuing Education Fund for the opportunity to travel to Hangzhou and Shanghai from November 29th to December 2nd last year, under the guidance of Associate Dean Cao Weitong, along with fellow students Lin Nuoxin and He Zhiyong. During the trip, they visited Zhejiang University, Fudan University, and Zhejiang Theological Seminary, sharing and exchanging ideas with professors and students from mainland China. During the academic exchange, she observed the deep-seated humanistic spirit of mainland faculty and students, such as their worldview, view of humanity, view of truth, and values. On the other hand, throughout the trip, she also noticed the pervasive influence of consumer culture and the market economy on lifestyles and ways of thinking, posing a long-term threat to the humanistic spirit they value. This academic exchange and cultural exploration not only broadened her horizons but also prompted her to reflect on the cultures of Hong Kong and mainland China from a Christian perspective. ...

An interview with classmate Liu Yuqiang and sister Lin Xiurong about the unforgettable words of "I am enough" more than ten years ago. It turns out that this sentence has always remained in Xiurong's heart. Yuqiang, who was studying business administration, chose to serve in a Christian organization after graduation. At that time, he didn't mind the meager salary and once said to Xiurong with satisfaction: "I am enough!"...

Interview with classmate Huang Meiling and brother Mei Dewen. Their stable life started with a prayer and turned to new waves again and again. In June 2003, God moved Mei Ling to pray like this: "Lord, I am willing to give myself to You, please change me..." She prayed according to the Lord's will. ...

Interview with classmate Fang Zhiqiang and sister Huang Ruiping. One weekend in June 2004, Zhiqiang returned to Hong Kong from Dongguan. He and his wife Ruiping reviewed God’s leading and calling in the past period. On that day, his search for more than a year finally came to an end. He was willing to respond to God’s call and prepared to enter the seminary to receive training and serve as a preacher throughout his life. ...

In recent years, many brothers and sisters who have applied for admission are married. When the college meets them, it will also meet their spouses at the same time. This is because we believe that giving is not a one-way street. How do their families support theological students when they are studying hard? What struggles and difficulties will you face? What did their family pay, and how did they experience God’s favor? ...

Professor Jerry E. Juergens, HKBTS's Emeritus Professor. The college's annual Baptist Week was held from March 6th to 8th, with the theme "Portraits of Early Baptist Leaders in Mainland China and Hong Kong," presented by Professor Jerry E. Juergens and Professor Jerry...

Jerry E. Moye, Emeritus Professor of this institution. I. Mrs. Henrietta Hall Shuck (1817-1844) embarked on her missionary journey at the age of seventeen.

Chung So-han, a first-year Master of Divinity student: The Angels in White Who Accompanied Me on My Journey to Heaven—I Offer My Life as a Sacrifice to God! Thanks be to God, after I became a Christian in 1985, I gradually grew within the Christian nurses' fellowship at Bo Ai Hospital. Although I had to work shifts and often couldn't attend church services, several sisters in the fellowship guided and cared for me, accompanying me on my journey to heaven. During holidays, they would invite me to retreat camps to teach me how to draw near to God and read His word. The love these sisters showed me revealed their commitment to God; in them, I saw the image of Christ—giving without expecting anything in return. They showed me the beautiful life of someone who follows God and inspired me to resolve to follow Him. Later, they each took on different ministry roles; some became missionaries, others entered seminary for further training. At that time, I truly envied their "carefree" lives, but I lacked the complete faith to follow them on that blessed path….