Posted by aitee on February 2, 2024 · Leave a Comment
How do we fulfil our hopes and aspirations?
“For you are great and do wondrous things; you alone are God.” Psalms 86:10 – ESV
Faithfully appeal to the Lord, for His divine power makes all things possible Read more
Posted by eeyuing on January 26, 2024 · Leave a Comment

Why EAST?
When considering formal theological education, a couple of important questions need to be answered. First, should I even go in the first place? If so, then the next question becomes, where should I go?
Regarding the first concern, it should be asked, are there other and better ways to be trained and developed or is getting a formal degree the best course to take? It is also good to ask, what is my motivation? Do I want this degree for the status and respect it will afford, or do I see it as a genuine opportunity for growth and development that will open new doors of Christian service and a deeper level of love for and knowledge of God?
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Posted by aitee on January 26, 2024 · Leave a Comment
How can you lay hold of peace and of good and pleasant things in life?
“Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity”. Psalms 133:1 – ESV
Avoid strife, let God’s love and grace flow in and through you, that you may
live with others in unity, worshipping God together. Read more
Posted by jonathan on January 25, 2024 · Leave a Comment

How would you like both your spouse and yourself to be growing together as you undergo theological education?
Hear from Rev Liong Kwok Wai and his wife Agnes Liong, as they have experienced much holistic growth as they studied at EAST. Kwok Wai is the EAST Dean of Academics and Agnes directs the EAST Partners in Ministry (Chinese) program.
If you are a married couple, do consider studying at EAST because the school greatly value the development of the spouse and that of the family. Click on the video here to hear from them. Then do consider going to the EAST Open House 2024 and learn more. Remember to visit the Partners in Ministry (PIM) portion of the Open House and learn how can the wives of husbands who are seminary students or Christian ministers benefit from the PIM program.
Come for the EASTperience when you join the EAST Open House 2024 either online on 3 February, 9:30 am, or onsite on 7 February, 10:30 am.
Posted by eeyuing on January 19, 2024 · Leave a Comment

A slice of Japanese life – mother with daughter. Photo credit: Clare Chen
Ms Clare Chen, a final year MA in Intercultural Studies student, recently went for a mission trip to Kyoto, Japan, a most unlikely place for her. Clare’s initiative to spend her term break for missions resulted in a mindset-changing missional experience for her. Read her reflection from the trip – why not Japan, what she had learned more about God, the Japanese people and herself.
“I would go anywhere for missions, but Japan” was the mentality I held for many years because it is a place of hard soil. But we all know too well what typically happens when you claim a “never” statement such as this: God laughs, and things happen. This December, I was led to go on a mission trip to Japan with a few schoolmates. Despite the challenges, God reminded me of his sovereignty. God is a big God and is there anything impossible with Him (Luke 1:37)?
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