MBI

 Brief

 Intro

 
Historical Milestones

1982 - MBI was founded as the first evangelical seminary in 
      Macau with Pastor Paul Chi serving as the first 
      principal.

1984 - MBI moved into Merry Court.

1988 - Rev. Thomas Au Yeung appointed as the second principal.

1991 - Inauguration of the new student dormitory at Wing Shun
      Building.

1992 - Rev. Daniel Hung appointed as the third principal.

2001 - Rev. Abraham Yeung appointed as the fourth principal.

Current Board members
Rev. Dr. Thomas Y. WANG Honorary Chairman President, Great Commission Center International
Rev. Kreisler L. LEE Chairman President, International Church of the Foursquare Gospel, HK/Macau District
Mr. Alan P. LEONG Treasurer Deacon, Ye Lung Hau Baptist Church of Macau, Macau Civil Servant
Rev. Kenneth K. CHAN Secretary Minister-in-charge, Evangelical Free Church of China Grace Church, HK

Rev. Paul K. CHENG

  

Associate Pastor, Evangelical Free Church of China Yan Fok Church, HK
Rev. Dr. Titus W. LOONG   Director of Training, Hong Kong Association of Christian Missions
Rev. Dr. John P. IP   Senior Pastor, First Assembly of God Church, HK
Rev. King-wah YUNG   Development Director, Hong Kong Alliance Mission
Dr. Allan K. CHAN   Head & Professor, Department of Marketing, Hong Kong Baptist University

Vision
The earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord just as the waters cover the sea (Isaiah 11:9).

Mission

MBI exists to serve the Lord and His Church through the provision of theological and interdisciplinary education by way of a variety of programs. MBI is committed to

 1. developing godly servant leaders for full-time Christian ministry as pastors, missionaries, and evangelists,

2. providing continuing education for pastors and church workers,

3.assisting churches in training the laity, and

4.providing strategic research and spiritual support for Macau churches and pastors.


Distinctives

Macau Bible Institute

1.is the only transdenominational seminary in Macau.

2.with more than two decades of strong partnership with the local Chinese churches, assumes a unique and strategic role in developing indigenous Christian workers, as well as in transforming the lives of believers.

3. provides a Bible-centered curriculum.

4. places strong emphasis on community building and discipleship training.

5.adopts a holistic training approach which includes theological, spiritual, intellectual, emotional, relational, and ministerial.

6.offers contextualized programs to meet the actual needs of the Chinese churches.


Motto

Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.¡¨ (2 Timothy 2:15)