On the evening of January 19, our college held the inauguration ceremony of its sixth president, Professor Cao Wei-tung. Approximately 1,200 people attended that night. Guests included pastoral colleagues from Baptist churches and other denominations, friends from the theological and academic circles, and Christian institutions. leaders, members of the Dean’s Senate of our seminary, as well as previous alumni, guests from far and wide, and many members of the community who have always cared about and supported our seminary. ...

Associate Professor of Church Music Wen Zhanglian I once heard someone say loudly: "In what era are there still people participating in choirs, doing vocal exercises and other time-wasting things?" I feel very sad for this view! The training that believers receive in the choir is not only an improvement in singing skills, but also an exercise in service mentality and even the entire spiritual life. It can help believers strengthen their faith and inspire them to be sincere and practical followers of Christ! I have been teaching singing for more than thirty years. During this period, I have accumulated some teaching experiences, which triggered my reflection on seeking spiritual life. I have found that the practice of singing is very similar to the practice of spirituality (the...

Our hospital held the "2009 Holy Music Revival Meeting" at the Kowloon City Baptist Church on the evening of April 24th. The theme was "Restarting by Faith". That night, there were performances by the Choir Choir of our college, Voice of the Mountain Road, Alumni Association Choir and Men's Choir of the Faculty Group. Dean Cao Weitong also delivered a message, and three students shared their testimonies. ...

Alexander Mak, Assistant Professor of New Testament. Disputes and discord are common problems in the church. When they arise within church leadership—for example, among pastors and deacons—they often lead to church divisions. Recently, at a Sydney seminary, an elderly teacher humorously highlighted the seriousness of this problem. He said, "On average, the church experiences a calamity every ten years" (he was referring to church divisions). If your church has been doing well for the past nine years, you should be wary now."

區頌恩 教牧學文學士畢業生 Au Chun-yan (Graduate of B.A.P.S. Program) 　　那天……當她還在唸小學時，神決定第一次呼召她。 　　如祂所料，她回應了。年幼無知的她，既未懂這回應的意義，也就不會跟進。只有祂，在冊子上記錄了……祂繼續跟進。...

陳之虎 道學碩士畢業生 Chan Chi-Fu (Graduate of M.Div. Program) Midway有感 　　畢業證書尚未到手！除了課堂學習已經完結，是甚麼標記著一個神學畢業生的「完成」？ 　　作傳道工人的，是否真的有所謂「完成」與「未完成」呢？神學教育中的聖經鑽研、神學思考，尚要在教會的宣講和教導之中實踐和驗證；牧養關顧的果效，仍須看時間的考驗，並看你能否在弟兄姊妹人生不同的遭遇中作切身關懷。自己是否一位稱職、合乎主用的傳道工人，此刻沒有人可以回答你，還看你今後的努力與盡忠。許多知識、學習、思緒、領悟還需要時間來沉澱和貫通，那麼神學生涯的「畢業」意味著甚麼呢？...

Law Chi-hung (M.Div. 1), Master of Divinity, Year 1: Since returning to church in junior high and coming to know the Lord Jesus, I have begun to grow in the church. Thank God for continually giving me opportunities to cultivate my spiritual life and hone my ministry. He has also taught me that commitment and dedication require humility, obedience, and unwavering commitment to God's use. ...

Alan Cheung (BAPS 1), Bachelor of Arts in Ministry, Year 1. For over thirty years, the feeling of serving God has lingered in my heart. Since becoming a born-again Christian, I've realized that serving God is a crucial part of my faith. In my youth, I considered attending seminary and preparing for a full-time ministry. However, my father retired early due to illness, and as the eldest son, I had to share the financial responsibilities of a family of six. So, after graduating from high school, I joined the government. For the next thirty years, I've been actively involved in church ministry. Although the idea of studying theology has been put aside, my determination to serve God full-time has never faded. This feeling often lingers in my heart, and the urge to fulfill the Great Commission—to preach the gospel and save souls—has only grown stronger. Why did I only take the first step into full-time ministry today? I firmly believe that God has His timing. ...

Sam Tsang (Associate Professor of New Testament) As I write this, I'm packing my bags to move to Hong Kong. Although busy, these days are also a time for reflection. I'm about to leave a country I love and where I've lived for thirty-six years, and return to my birthplace. Recently, in preparation for my second book on biblical interpretation, I've been reading a wide range of texts, including those on postmodernism, poststructuralism, pragmatism, and critical realism...

Mrs. Helen Wan is the choir conductor of this year's Church Music Revival. Her sharing here allows you to experience her deepest hopes and expectations, and better understand the ministry of a music minister.