EAST Myanmar Students in “Kingdom Musical Drama”
EAST students were part of the organizers and participants of a musical drama held in Myanmar on 27-28 October 2017. The so-called “Unshakable Kingdom Musical Drama” is an outreach event for Christians and non-believers alike. It reflects the last day of Christ from the private time spent with His disciples to the death and resurrection and finally His ascension to heaven.
Performed over two nights, each night saw over a thousand who came for the performance. Praise God for the opportunity to share the momentous moments of Christ’s life that continues to impact the present and into all eternity.
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Source: Judson Baptist Church, Singapore
Throwback Tuesday: New Testament 1 Class, 2012
The photo shows the New Testament 1 class conducted in 2012 and taught by Dr Rob MacEwen, then a resident faculty of EAST. The teacher has since returned to his home country, most of the students have graduated and are in ministry or the marketplace; some are married and have kids, others have taken or are taking advance degrees to be teachers, another has gone home to be with the Lord. All have journeyed through EAST together and have learned, grown, and served together as friends and fellow ministers. Such is the journey of life… and of learning in community!
Watch the “Journey Through EAST” video to know more of the learning journey as seen through the eyes of one who studied at EAST.
Developing Your Head, Heart, and Hands
Would you like to be developed holistically as a spiritual leader?
We seek to help develop and equip Christian workers, leaders, and ministers for the fulfilment of the Great Commission where they are. EAST seeks to develop servant leaders who are:
- Committed to growing in Christ-likeness
- Passionate spiritual multipliers
- Learning and living out God’s Word
- Communicating God’s truth effectively
EAST seeks to accomplish this mission through holistic learning, where students not only learn intellectually (“head”), their attitudes and character are also shaped (“heart”), leading to actions (“hands”). Each of the three dimensions is emphasized in the classroom and assignments as well as field ministry and internships, school retreats, ministry weekends, community life, and Mentoring Groups.
New Book – Matthew: A Pastoral and Contextual Commentary
EAST warmly congratulates Dr Kwa Kiem Kiok, our Resident Faculty, on the recent publication of Matthew: A Pastoral and Contextual Commentary (Asia Bible Commentary Series) which she co-authors with Dr Samson Liao Uytanlet, a faculty member of the Biblical Seminary of the Philippines .
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