Thriving as a DTS Student
Dr. Ekpe Wade, assistant professor of Biblical Counseling, discusses how strength that comes from the Holy Spirit, love of God and one another, and self-discipline, especially in setting priorities are necessary for success as DTS students.
About the Contributors
Ekpedeme U. Wade
Dr. Wade’s desire is to inspire her students to use their knowledge and skill to spread the gospel. In the classroom, she enthusiastically emphasizes studying the whole self—exploring the integration of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. As a Board_x0002_Certified Family Physician and a Licensed Professional Counselor, Dr. Wade continues to practice medicine in the Houston area, maintaining a private practice that focuses solely on mental health. She is an active member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and the Christian Association of Psychological Studies. Dr. Wade enjoys teaching and speaking to churches, local organizations, and national conferences. Her deep passion for education propels her to remain actively involved in her local school district, specifically in the Special Education Department. Dr. Wade is married to Kweku, and they have two children.
