Yang Jiajun, Master of Divinity, Yang Jiajun and Teacher Liu Zhenpeng’s three-year career as theological students passed by in a blink of an eye. There were hard times and countless joyful and unforgettable moments. Intense classroom study, various college activities, internships, studies, and family are all intertwined. The pressure endured is certainly a reflection of the three-year seminary life, coupled with the different challenges that each person has experienced in life, such as marriage, We have been able to overcome many difficulties such as childbirth, illness, and the loss of loved ones. Looking back, everything is a trace of God’s grace. ...

Han Yufang, Master of Divinity Han Yufang (second from left) is pictured with her classmates. Before entering "Baptism", for me, who had been pastoring in the Mainland for many years, leaving the church to study full-time was a dream that I did not dare to dream of. However, maybe God looked at my sufferings, knew my shortcomings, and cared about my desires. One day, I unexpectedly got a place to take the exam to study abroad. So I prayed to God urgently and seized this opportunity. Although there were still ups and downs along the way, due to God’s protection, my dream finally came true. ...

Lin Tianyou Master of Christian Studies The title of this article may seem exaggerated, like Lao Wang selling melons, but it is absolutely true. Long live Jingke! Theology is boring! In 2008, I completed a bachelor's degree in biblical studies at a Bible college in the United States and have been pastoring ever since. During my studies, I took the general curriculum subjects for the Bachelor of Theology (i.e., the "four pillars": Bible, Church History, Systematic Theology, and Practical Theology), among which the Bible was particularly numerous. At that time, my feeling was, "Long live economics! Theology is boring!" Even after studying systematic theology for three semesters, my impression of theology was just a lot of boring discussions. So I graduated with a negative feeling about theology. ...

God calls brothers and sisters to enter "God Baptism" and experience a journey of amazing grace. In addition to learning theological knowledge, practicing pastoral skills, and cultivating character, students also experienced God's love and healing, the fellowship of a discipleship group, and learned various "hidden courses" during their studies. Their lives were enlightened and their spiritual lives were renewed. Following the path of Christ is truly a path of grace!

Ng Siu-man (B.Th. 1), Bachelor of Theology, Year 1 Siu-man, his wife Sze-min and their two children Troublesome Student/Disciple of God The moment I decided to believe in Jesus, I firmly believed that He had chosen me to be His disciple. In elementary school, I was a troublesome student and all the teachers disliked me. Since Grade 4, I was often punished to sit in different "special positions" in the classroom, such as next to the teacher, in the four corners of the classroom, sitting at the door facing the outside, etc. You can imagine how much the teacher hates me. At that time, I was often scolded and punished. I felt deeply that no one accepted me. Unconsciously, my self-worth and self-esteem gradually became lower and lower. ...

Chau Wai-kin (M.Div. 1) Wai-kin and his wife Yi-ping Lord, you saved my life from death...how can I repay you? ——Psalm 116:8, 12, Chinese Union Version Growing Up in Suffering and Sorrow Although I have walked a rough road, I find that the Lord has always been with me. ...

Brian Lam Chaplain, Director of Field Education, Lecturer of Practical Theology In the same way, let your light shine before men, so that they may see your good works and give praise to your Father in heaven. ...

Lee Ka-fai B.Th. Student Group 6 and Group 7 (Sham Shui Po) took a group photo. On January 16, the Spiritual Exercises Day, our Group 7 went to Sham Shui Po. The Christian Concern for the Homeless Association led us on a tour of the community. Most people don’t know much about Sham Shui Po, and hope to learn more about it through this trip. ...

Ng Siu-man B.Th. Student Group 6 and Group 7 (Sham Shui Po) took a group photo. This community guided tour was led by the Christian Concern for the Homeless Association in Sham Shui Po. The "homeless" served by this organization include those who sleep rough, those facing homelessness, and those living in poor housing. Our tour guides are the beneficiaries of this association, and the guided tour routes are mainly arranged according to the places where the beneficiaries live in their daily lives, including roast meat shops, Chinese preserved fruit shops, McDonald's, and Internet cafes. The guide often visits roast meat shops and Chinese preserved fruit shops, while McDonald's and Internet cafes are his places to rest and relax. ...

Yip Chun-sze M.Div. Student Group 5 (Shek Kip Mei) Group photo During this spiritual practice day, our group came to Shek Kip Mei to get to know the community. We went to Tai Hang Sai New Village, Sham Shui Po Community Association, St. Francis Xavier Church and other places. The mother church of my church is in Pak Tin, and the mother church of the mother church is in Tai Hang Tung. The first place we surveyed that day was Tai Hang Sai Village, which is the place I had to pass through for many years when going between the mother church and the mother church. I am familiar with Tai Hang West Village. When the church holds camps, Tai Hang West Village is often used as one of the checkpoints for orienteering. This is because the area is large but there are not many residents, most of whom are elderly people. There are no administrators to interfere with us, so it is a good place to play group games. Until now, we have not asked much about this community. We only know that there is a reconstruction plan for this area, so the church hopes to serve the residents there after the reconstruction of Tai Hang West Village. However, during this community tour, the tour guide told us the stories behind the community’s development, which completely changed my mind about serving this community. ...