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The Crisis: Provisions for the Pastoral Family PDF Print E-mail
Most churches in the Philippines are small (80% below 54 membership) and consequently cannot support their own pastor. Because of this, the typical Filipino pastor struggles in the upkeep of his family. Naturally, he will look after his family despite the church demands. While there are some who have difficulty with priorities, most have decided to be bivocational or leave the ministry for good.

The Zambales situation is no different. Churches are even smaller than 54. Because our ministry is in a depressed relocation area, the crisis is even higher. Some have even expressed dismay at the height of opportunism of the pastoral populace.
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Training at the Sharp Ends PDF Print E-mail
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.
  
 Passionate Professors! (Left) Director Nicky Joya teaching a Hermeneutics course at a new RTC for FLAG-CD, North Manila. Fifty-four church leaders representing 7 churches enrolled in the class held at GCF-North. (Right) Prof. Norbert Manzano leading a group of pastors and church leaders in a New Testament Survey course at the new Taytay RTC. This new center at GCF-East ministers to churches of Pasig, Taytay, Angono, Antipolo and Binangonan.
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Bicol Pastors Revved Up for the Challenge PDF Print E-mail

CBS-Asia stands behind Bicol CBAP’s Vision 16 and Adopt Bicol

Which one is it? Bicolanos have constantly argued to describe Bicol Express. Is it (1) pork fat with loads of sili and alamang or (2) sili and alamang with loads of pork fat? Either way it is a no-win situation for the health conscious. But regardless of its philosophical dilemma, people still love to fancy and to eat the wretched thing!
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