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Credit Course students are required to complete all the course assignments by the stated deadline. They will receive grades that are transferable to any BGST postgraduate programmes.


Audit students do not have to fulfil the assignment requirements. However, they are encouraged to do class exercises and assignments to get the maximum benefit from the courses. They will not receive grades that are transferable to BGST Postgraduate Programmes.

Course Description

It’s hard to live out our faith at work. Where is God while we are chasing deadlines, navigating office politics or achieving our targets? How do I discern my vocational calling? How can I fulfil Christ’s call for us to be salt and light in the world? If we are to be effective ambassadors for Christ (2Cor 5:20) in our workplaces, we need to cultivate a deeper experience of God’s love and presence in our work and understand how the Gospel may speak into and transform our contemporary work.

Join us in MM101 as we experience how we can be spiritually formed and develop the Christ-like character necessary to flourish at work.

Special Note:

[1.5 Credit AU, Dip, Master Core Course]

Registration closes:
1 week before the class starts
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  • Dates : 2026

    Aug: 31 (in-person)
    Sep: 7, 26 (Sat)
    Oct: 05, 19
    Nov: 02 (in-person)

  • Time (Day)

    7:15pm–10:00pm
    (Mondays)

  • Location

    Online via Zoom (Live)

    In-person sessions as indicated are held at:
    BGST
    #11-02 CT Hub,
    2 Kallang Avenue 339407

Lecturer

Dr Lai Pak Wah

Principal and Lecturer in Church History and Historical Theology

Dr Lai Pak Wah is BGST’s Principal and Lecturer of Church History and Historical Theology. He also serves as an elder at Mt Carmel Bible Presbyterian Church where he worships and oversees the church’s Hybrid Church Initiative. His interest is the very heart of BGST’s mission: which is to help Christians make sense of their faith at work, church and society. Previously, Pak Wah engaged in investment promotion work with the Singapore Economic Development Board (SEDB) and was a full-time lecturer at the School of Business, Singapore Polytechnic. He is the author of The Dao of Healing: Christian Perspective of Chinese Medicine, and a certified Belbin coach. Pak-Wah holds a PhD from Durham University, UK. He enjoys engaging in Chinese culture and playing the cello.

Course Curriculum

  • 1

    General

  • 2

    Course Pre-Work: IMPORTANT

    • Welcome to MM101!
  • 3

    Session 1.1: God’s Purposes for our Contemporary Work (In-Person)

    • Session 1 Overview
  • 4

    Session 1.2: History and Evolution of Work/ Examen Practicum (SPL)

    • Self-Paced Learning (SPL)
  • 5

    Session 2.1: Marketplace Discipleship I: Spiritual & Character Formation (Zoom)

    • Zoom Details

    • Session Overview

    • Reading: Theory of Change for Discipleship
  • 6

    Session 2.2: Marketplace Discipleship I: Spiritual & Character Formation (SPL)

    • Self-Paced Learning

    • Spiritual Formation in a Marketplace Seminary
  • 7

    Session 3.1: Marketplace Discipleship II: Spiritual & Character Formation (In-Person)

    • Topic Overview
  • 8

    Session 3.2: Marketplace Discipleship II: Spiritual & Character Formation

    • Self-Paced Learning
  • 9

    Session 4.1: Marketplace Discipleship III: Character Formation (Zoom)

    • Topic Overview
  • 10

    Session 4.2: Marketplace Discipleship III: Spiritual & Character Formation (SPL)

    • Self Paced Learning
  • 11

    Session 5.1: Marketplace Discipleship IV: Practising our Faith at Work (Zoom)

    • Topic Overview
  • 12

    Session 5.2: Marketplace Discipleship IV: Practising our Faith at Work (SPL)

    • Self Paced Learning
  • 13

    Session 6: Followership and Marketplace Ministry

    • Topic Overview
  • 14

    Course Evaluation

    • Course Evaluation Form
  • 15

    Assignment Submission

    • General formatting

    • Submission on IMS

    • How to upload assignment

    • MM101 Assignment Details