Wilson Leung (M.Div.), a Master of Taoism, has spent six years at Baptist Theological Seminary in the blink of an eye. In the first three years, I worked as a co-worker in the college library, which was the first stage of my service. In the last three years, I studied for a Master of Divinity degree at the college, embarking on this never-ending theological journey. ...

Jade Cheung (M.Div.) A familiar yet unfamiliar environment I still remember this day three years ago when I participated in the spiritual training camp of the college with teachers and classmates from Baptist Theological Seminary. At that time, I was trembling with fear, worrying whether I could fit in with that group of young and energetic classmates, and whether I could cope with the next three years of study, internship, and subsequent pastoral ministry. ...

Angela Yeung (M.Div.) I used to feel that studying theology full-time was too far away for me, and I thought that I was serious enough by enrolling in the evening believers’ theology course. I never thought that I would be called to attend seminary, and I never expected that these three years of full-time theological training would be such a wonderful time God gave me. God allowed me to truly experience that He is a faithful Lord, a Lord who sympathizes with my weaknesses, understands my needs, gently shapes my life, and walks with me. ...

Dawn Che (B.Th.) Thank God for allowing me to complete the Bachelor of Theology programme at HKBS! Without God's grace, this would have been an impossible task. Looking back on the past four years of study, I was able to make it through thanks to the grace and guidance of Heavenly Father. ...

Brothers and sisters are called to enter the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary to equip themselves to be faithful servants of God. How do they navigate this path of theological learning? What are your thoughts and experiences? This issue of “School News” invited some graduates of the theology courses of the main campus to share their experiences and bear witness to this Lord who walks with people. ...

Walter W. Wong (M.Div. Program): Since 2000, God has spoken to me through the Word of the Bible and some experiences in my life. Because of His love for me, God called me to draw closer to Him and serve Him throughout my life. Then, in 2004, I was diagnosed with leukemia, but God used this terrible illness to show me how much He loves me and to teach me to trust Him wholeheartedly—He made me deeply feel that no matter who I am, He will never forsake me! God also gave me the courage to overcome the barriers of faith and respond to His calling. Today, I very much hope to take advantage of my youth to enter seminary to equip myself properly, to learn to offer my best, and to serve God with my life. ...

Fung Kit-ying (M.Div. Program) I. Faith, Growth, and Service During my primary school years, I attended Tai Kok Tsui Baptist Church with my teacher and found the people there very friendly. After deciding to become a Christian in secondary school, I returned to Tai Kok Baptist Church, but my mother initially opposed it, leading to an unstable church life, which eventually ended. In 1982, I felt very lost due to relationship problems and completely lost faith in people. However, I remembered that God's love is eternal and unchanging, and I longed to return to the Lord's embrace. Worried about my mother's opposition, I silently prayed for God to make a way and promised Him, "If You lead me back to the church, I am willing to serve You in the church."...

Visiting Preacher Luo Cuishan After completing the Master of Divinity program in 2001, alumnus Luo Cuishan began to serve in Tai Po Baptist Church. Having been in the factory for nearly five years, she has experienced the trepidation of starting out and the joy of growing up with her brothers and sisters in the sheepfold. On the road of a preacher, there will never be without high mountains and low valleys, and there will never be without the repeated warnings of God the Father. It was these exhortations and teachings that allowed her to move forward and live a fulfilling five years...

Interview with Rev. Ip King-tak. Alumnus Ip King-tak serves as a voluntary internship supervisor in our college and just returned to school last month to deliver a special lecture. He has been on the road to ministry for more than 20 years. In 1984, when he was about to complete the Master of Divinity program at the Baptist College, he had already started working as the Liaison Officer for Christian Student Activities in the Chaplaincy Office of Hong Kong Baptist College. Three years later, he applied for a leave of absence and went to the United States to study for a master's degree in theology. One year after graduation, he continued to study in the UK. Unexpectedly, after obtaining his doctorate there, he would return to this institution to teach. He also did not expect that after more than ten years of trouble-free teaching career, God would lead him back to his original campus pastoral office last year─this time. , but he became a school chaplain. This time, he faced challenges he had never encountered before...

Interview with Pastor Liu Fuquan Alumnus Liu Fuquan obtained a diploma in Bible studies in 1953 and was the second graduate of this college. Pastor Liu, who is now seventy-six years old, still often preaches on the pulpit with a loud voice, and still serves as a freelance evangelist in more than ten churches. He was only 23 years old when he graduated. From the 1950s, when the 20th century was a bit old and faded, he walked step by step into the era of information technology explosion in the 21st century. What he followed step by step was a journey of more than 50 years. A path of service clothed with the Lord’s grace. ...