Seeing the need and opportunity, President Cao Weitong said that the college has been talking about practical theology in the past few years, and youth ministry is an important part of practical theology. He started meeting with alumni a few years ago, when society was in turmoil. Young people are actively involved and have different views and feelings on the current situation, which require people to respond. He deeply felt that the current situation required guidance and support for alumni serving young people. ...

How did the first "Youth Theological Education Camp" of "Baptist God" come about? What is “waiting room” pastoring? “Waiting Room” Theological Education? What imagination does "Baptist" have for youth theological education? … The first “Youth Theological Education Camp” of Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary (“Baptist Theological Seminary”) was held on September 18 last year, and achieved ideal results that exceeded expectations. The college has always attached great importance to theological education of young people, and in recent years it has paid more and more attention to it. On November 28 last year, during the thanksgiving service for the 70th anniversary of the college, Dean Cao Weitong used the youth pastoral theologian Andrew...

Lam Chi-yeung Assistant Professor of Christian Education Elijah’s Legendary Life When we read the stories about Elijah in 1 Kings chapters 17 and 18, we will find that Elijah was a true legend. Elijah’s name first appeared in 1 Kings 17:1: "And Elijah the Tishbite, who was of Gilead, said to Ahab, ‘As the LORD, the God of Israel, lives, before whom I serve, there will not be dew or rain these years, except at my word.’" Elijah’s appearance and his first words show a very vivid image of a prophet with a strong "aura" that touches the hearts of every reader. ...

Fung Wing-mui (B.Th.) Looking back on the past six years, she, her husband Jingren, and their son Huoyan, discovered that many things did not go as they had imagined. I still remember that in 2016, my husband and I entered the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary to receive theological training. My theology course was supposed to take four years to complete, but because I had a child during that time, I started studying at a slow pace from the second grade and it took me six years to obtain the degree. Year after year, watching my classmates graduate one after another, I feel a mixture of emotions! All I can say is that God's plan is far greater than we could ever expect. ...

Richard Wong (M.Div.) Richard Wong, his wife, mother and sister faced learning difficulties during their first semester at Baptist Theological Seminary. Many questions arose in their minds, such as: Do we need to know how the Bible was written? Why do we need to know so much about the history of the development of doctrines? In addition, I have no habit of reading and am a novice in writing academic articles. Looking at the rich collection of books in the library and facing the unpredictable homework requirements, I can only say in my heart: do my best! ...

Ng Wai-ying (M.Div.) Before entering seminary, I had never heard of theologians' names and their works, church history, various theological approaches, the similarities and differences between denominations, and the deuterocanonical and apocryphal books outside the canon. I am just a lay believer who serves the church enthusiastically, is called by the Lord and recommended by the pastor to study at Baptist Theological Seminary. Therefore, these three years of theological training have really allowed me to experience more deeply the greatness of the Lord. How amazing He is! ...

When brothers and sisters are called to enter the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary (HKBS), they are entering a group of disciples of Christ and receiving theological education. In the fellowship of the group, they learn to be disciples of the Lord, are equipped with biblical and theological knowledge, learn to practice their faith and pastoral skills, and cultivate spiritual character. Even though the environment is changing and there are ups and downs, we still face the challenges of life and study together, experience the brokenness and renewal of life, broaden our spiritual horizons, and learn to obey the Lord's unexpected plans. I hope that this year’s graduating students will continue to be favored and used by the Lord, become His worthy servants, spread the gospel, build churches, and expand the kingdom of God. Now, let us listen carefully to the reflections of graduates from the main campus theology program. ...