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2nd Quarter Executive Director's Report (2006) PDF Print E-mail

The ministry is expanding faster than we have expected. On the one hand, this comes as an answer to our prayers. We have been asking the Lord to extend our borders and answer He did! On the other hand, the unexpected growth has created more needs—financial and human. We are confident, however, that our God will supply what we need to fulfill our mission.

Pastoral Ministries Program
The first cycle of the PMP is on the last lap of training. Thirteen students are expected to graduate in May 2007.

In July, Dr. Doug Hiebenthal will be arriving in the Philippines to teach Conflict Management to the PMP students. The course will be held on July 17-21 at the CBM Guesthouse. On July 25, Dr. Hiebenthal will lead a seminar on “Silent Partners: The Effects of Church Conflicts on the Pastor’s Wife” at Capitol City Baptist Church.

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Kailangan Nating Mag-Exercise! PDF Print E-mail

The new CBAP General Director, Rev. Noel Pantoja bares his heart for theological training in an interview by John Pesebre.

My first conversation with the new CBAP General Director Noel Pantoja is rather awkward and creepy. I met him climbing up the flight of stairs leading up to the CBAP office in Back to the Bible Building. I thought, “Why isn’t he taking the elevator?” like I do. Apparently, he read my mind, saying “Kailangan ang pastor mag exercise (We need to exercise).” Creepy. But for some reason when that would happen to me I would always think that there is a Solomonic wisdom behind that kind of statement. Kailangan ang pastor mag exercise. Hmmm. When I got instruction to interview him about his thoughts on training, I took it as an opportunity for all of CBSAsia and CBAP to know his thoughts on how CBAP pastors and lay leaders would think about being trained. Then my thoughts returned to “kailangan ang pastor mag exercise.” It became clear that what he said wasn’t just the proverbial Yoyoy Villame, mag-exercise-tayo- tuwing-umaga banter, but actually cuts across his belief in training. Our new director desires that CBAP pastors would grow not only in physical strength and stamina but also in the spiritual, leadership and moral aspect. I asked him the question,

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On the Road! PDF Print E-mail
Stories of CBS-Asia RTC’s in the Province Buses going to Bicol are nice busses. They look beautiful on the outside and comfy on the inside. Pastor Ruel Muje, who taught Old Testament in our Naga RTC, simply comments about being inside one of these busses, “Sarap matulog.”

CBS-Asia happily sends professors to different provincial RTCs if needed, for week-long modular classes. This is one of the commitments of CBS-Asia to every host region who heeds the call for seminary training right at their very own locality (see banner article of this issue). CBS-Asia assures students that they will get the seminary degree they need. Highly qualified professor-pastors will teach them. These professors are dedicated to their task and to teach the course despite the obstacles.
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