Education process does not stop!
The new year 2021 has started, and the second semester began, which opened with a series of sessions.
Business school students were the first to visit the Seminary in January.
The new year 2021 has started, and the second semester began, which opened with a series of sessions.
Business school students were the first to visit the Seminary in January.
Despite the unfavorable situation in the country, the Seminary of Practical Theology did not stop the educational process. The main form of education was full-time and part-time.
“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” —Jeremiah 29:11
Recently I came across an article that was chosen by professors at a secular university here in Canada to share with our students. It was an article on how we as counsellors should hold hope for our clients, and how we need to share that hope for our clients with them so that they can have hope in their lives. I found the article interesting: what the author was saying is very true, but I also noticed that the kind of hope talked about in the article was a temporary kind of hope, devoid of power. It is clear to me that as Christian counsellors, we have a much more firm foundation of hope to share with our clients. Even though what the secular writer was true and noteworthy, they could not communicate the incredible power of the Christian hope that we as believers can share with our clients.