Student Stories - WTC students share snippets of their journeys

It started with my wife and I making ourselves fully available to God. We said: ‘We’ll serve you God, anywhere you want.’

I got cancer and I had a wrestle with God… but I think that if God has told you something, he doesn’t change that even when life hits you.

Being at WTC, for me, is seeing ministry in the way it should be done across denominations and cultures.

It just feels as if it’s a picture of what God’s Kingdom is like… What you do matters and God can be involved in any situation.

Studying has not just been about the academic pursuit, but instead feels like worship, outreach, evangelism, and social action.

WTC is much warmer and much more like a family, with space to process in. You don’t have to get it all right.

I think I’ve really grown closer to God through the course, and I will confess, it’s raised probably as many questions as it’s answered.