Conservative Baptist Seminary - Asia

CBS-Asia, Then and Now

HISTORY OF CBS ASIA

Since the arrival of CB missionaries in the late 1940’s, the CB church planting movement has steadily advanced. To date, CBAP has established more than 400 local churches and outreaches. However, without proper and effective training of leaders, this growth of the CB movement in the Philippines would not have been sustained. Ministerial training has always been an important component of the movement.

The Birth of New Church Leaders

CBS-Asia proudly held its Graduation Ceremony on May 26, 2007 at Greenhills Christian Fellowship – North in Quezon City. It was the institution’s first graduation event since it began offering its own educational programs last 2003. Highly acclaimed author and pastor, Dr. Gene Wood was its challenge speaker.
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How to Identify False Leaders

by Rev. Nicky Joya

As we approach the return of the Master, we are to anticipate a rise in the proliferation of false teachings and teachers (Cf. 1 Timothy 4:1; 2 Timothy 3:1-8). The beliefs these religious charlatans propagate bring about eternal destruction. Peter in his second letter warns, “But there were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you. They will secretly introduce destructive heresies, even denying the sovereign Lord who bought them--bringing

Baptist Bishops

Should Conservative Baptists Ordain Pastors to Bishops?

By Rev. Nicky Joya

Over the past few years, a number of Baptist associations in the Philippines and abroad have ordained their pastors to bishops citing their extensive and influential leadership. In recent months, a few prominent local Conservative Baptist pastors have been encouraged by their colleagues to follow suit.

Training at the Sharp Ends

Grassroots-venue training for a grassroots Christianity

Do the math! Ten percent of the evangelical churches in the Philippines are led by pastors who have adequate ministerial/theological training. According to DAWN 2000, nowadays there are almost 60,000 evangelical churches in the country. Check out 10% of that. That’s how delicate the situation is.

Zambales RTC: A Classroom with a View

CBS-Asia helps Aetas in the mountains of Zambales have their own Bible School: The Zambales Mission Academy.

The awesome scenery that the Regional Training Center overlooks.

From the elevated region of Brgy. Aglao in San Marcelino, Zambales, one can witness a telling panorama of a huge aquamarine lake surrounded by a sierra. I heard that the sierra extends up to the coastline of Zambales. The lake meanwhile ripples to at least a 10-kilometer area. In the morning this lake glares because of the sun, while at dawn it looks like a poster of a vista hanging on a wall. Here in Brgy. Aglao this view is obstructed mainly by ipil-ipil trees and 50-year-old acacias – actually these green trees serve as picture frames for the aquamarine display at the background. It is telling or revealing because generally for a Manilenyo like me, the forest-terrain of Brgy. Aglao is diyahe because of no cell phone signal and 0% wi-fi connection.

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