Take note of the following updates we have for the upcoming semester:

Registration is still ongoing
You can still register within two-weeks after the first day of classes (June 15th).
Another good news is, the penalty for late registration is waived!

Online Pre-Enrolment Form
We understand the difficulty of managing work, ministry and seminary training at the same time. That’s why we are bringing one crucial aspect of the enrollment procedure right into your office or at home. Filling out the online pre-enrolment form will save you a lot of time and money.

Click on HERE to view and fill out a pre-enrolment form.

You may also want to check out the Course Offerings to help you decide which subjects to take.

Registrar Quick-Assist
Staring Monday, June 15, the Registrar will take care of your scheduling, registration and advising needs. No more moving from one room to another. Also, the Registrar’s office will be open after 5PM to accommodate those unable to drop by during normal business hours. Please indicate in the Pre-Enrolment Form if you wish to visit outside the business hours.

Option to pay offsite
No time to visit the Business Office? No Problem! Make a secure and worry-free payment thru the bank. We’ll be glad to send you the payment details should you decide to take this option. Feel free to reach out to Ms. Dess Lustre if you have further financial concerns.

REGISTER NOW!

Campus Location: #54 Madriñan St., Quezon City 1103, Philippines
Mailing Address: QCCPO Box 1454-1154 Quezon City 1100, Philippines
Phone: (632) 928-6717, 928-6709, 928-5105 Fax: (632) 928-5114
Email: info@ats.ph
Location map (click here)

The Evangelism Explosion Philippines in partnership with Evangelical Free Church of China-International Church (Hong Kong), Capitol City Baptist Church and Asian Theological Seminary will bring to Manila Dr. Grant R. Osborne.

On 27th June, Dr. Osborne will speak at ATS on the topic: “The Book of Revelation: Hermeneutics for Homiletics” at the ATS chapel. Before this, he will speak at the Capitol City Baptist Church on 24-25 June 2009 on the topics: “What It Means to be a Disciple of Jesus Christ” and “Biblical Preaching”.

Dr. Osborne has a Ph.D. in the New Testament from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. He has been teaching at the Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Illinois since 1977. He has published numerous books including The Resurrection Narratives, The Hermeneutical Spiral: A Comprehensive Introduction to Biblical Interpretation, and Three Crucial Questions about the Bible. Dr. Osborne is one of the editors of the New Living Translations (1996) of the Bible.

Many desire to learn how to interpret the Scripture responsibly but do not have the time or the finances to go for a three-year Masters of Divinity program. ATS meets this challenge by offering the Graduate Diploma in Biblical Languages. This is a 1 ½ year ladderized program designed for pastors, church workers, educators in Bible schools or seminaries, and lay people who simply want to interpret the Bible responsibly. The program also seeks to equip students with the ability to translate, read and memorize Hebrew and/or Greek passages and use these Biblical languages in their study of the Bible in everyday contexts. To finish the degree, students are required to complete 30 units of course work, Research and Writing and participate in at least one Care Group. Registration is on June 4-6, 2009 and classes will begin the week of June 8. For more details, call the ATS Registrar’s Office at (632) 9286717; (632) 9230669 or email registrar@ats.ph.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BIBLICAL LANGUAGES

A 30-unit 1-½ Year Degree Program

Starting June 2009-2010

Degree Program Description

The Graduate Diploma in Biblical Languages is a one and a half year degree program designed for pastors, church workers, translators, educators in Bible schools or seminaries, and lay people who want to learn biblical Hebrew and/or Greek for responsible interpretation of Scripture.

The program nurtures integrated spirituality: cultivating respect for the Word of God, interpreting it in the light of both biblical and present day contexts, and appropriating it for personal and corporate life.

At the end of the program, students should have developed the ability to translate, read and memorize Hebrew and/or Greek passages, and use the Biblical language(s) in their exegetical paper(s) in the context of everyday ministry.

Students are required to complete 30 units of course work, Research and Writing, and participate in at least one Care Group.

This is a ladderized degree towards the M.Div. degree program.

General Track

* Research and Writing has to be taken in the 1st year 1st semester.

Biblical Hebrew Track

* Research and Writing has to be taken in the 1st year 1st semester.

Biblical Greek Track

* Research and Writing has to be taken in the 1st year 1st semester.

Mixed Track—Major in Biblical Hebrew, Minor in Biblical Greek

* Research and Writing has to be taken in the 1st year 1st semester.

Mixed Track—Major in Biblical Greek, Minor in Biblical Hebrew

* Research and Writing has to be taken in the 1st year 1st semester.

Who are qualified?

• Those with a college degree and at least two years of ministry experience.
• Or those who are 35 years old and above with at least two years of college education and two years ministry experience.

What is the schedule?

Registration is on June 4-6, 2009

Classes begin the week of June 8

What are the costs per unit?

Philippines and Third World P1,850.00

Korean, Chinese and Taiwanese US$71.15

Western and Japanese US$106.26

Work scholarships are available.

What are the entrance criteria?

1. For the Graduate Diploma program: a college degree and at least two years of ministry experience.

   For the Diploma program: at least 35 years old, and at least two years of college education and ministry experience.

2. Pass the ATS English Admission Test.
3. Complete the ATS application found at http://www.ats.ph/admission

For more information, please contact us:

ASIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Campus: # 54 Sct. Madrinan, Quezon City 1103 Philippines

Mailing Address: QCCPO Box 1454-1154, Quezon City 1102 Philippines

Tel.: (632) 928-6717; 923-0669

Fax: (632) 928-5114

Look for the Registrar, Beth Silva (silva@ats.ph) or the Chair of the Biblical Studies Department

(info@ats.ph)

Visit our website: www.ats.ph

Entrepreneurial & Organizational Leadership (TUL 640)
23-27 March, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

This course seeks to provide the participants with practical inputs and experiences on how to unlock their entrepreneurial competencies, interview entrepreneurs and write up an entrepreneur’s case study, generate business ideas, screen them and identify the most viable business project, conduct market research, prepare a business plan incorporating the marketing, production, organization and management of finance aspects and present their business plan to a panel of evaluators.  The course will use action learning, experiential learning techniques, case studies, field visits, interviews, etc. as main methodology (3 units).

PROF. RENE RESURRECION
Ph.D. Educational Psychology,UP; MA Development Studies, Institute of Social Studies, Netherlands; Post-Graduate Certificate in Design and Development of Training Programs, International Training Institute, Australia; B.S. Psychology, UP. President of Floodgates Foundation; owner of Passion for Perfection; instructor of the Certificate in Human Resource Development of the Personnel Management Association of the Phils.

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God’s View of Economic Life
13-17 April, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm

This course will challenge students to look at contemporary economic life from God’s perspective. With a historical foundation about business and the Church’s relationship to the business world, students will investigate how God is at work in today’s global capitalist economic system, based on Scriptural principles for economic life and theologies applicable to business.  Students will also consider how God uses the business world for His purposes, and the implications of that for their own ministry. This course intends to provide some confirmation of how God is accomplishing individual and social transformation through business.  This should enable students to better integrate their own faith and work, and to be more effective in their ministries to business people or their ministries requiring the support of business people (3 units, CBS* course).

MS. CAROL CHRISTOPHER
Ph.D. (cand.), Fuller Theological Seminary, USA; Master of Christian Studies, Regent College, Canada; B. Chem. Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. Has worked in various companies as Chief Financial Officer, Vice-President, Senior Director in the USA. Co-founder, Alexza Pharmaceuticals, Inc., USA

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Christian Nurture and Development of Adults
20-25 April, 8:00 am–12:00 nn, 1:00 pm–5:00 pm

The course provides an overview of the current themes on Christian nurture and the integrated perspectives on adult development and learning in adulthood.  Salient examples of adult development theories and adult learning principles will be explored. The discussions will focus on learning in adulthood, with emphasis on the principles, methods and richness of experiential learning.  The course will also highlight the structuring of learning experiences that both respond to and stimulate development (3 units, CE Development-based or Family-oriented course. May be taken as elective by non-CE students.)

PROF. JOANNA FELICIANO-SOBERANO
Ph.D. Educational Studies (on-going),Trinity International University (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) USA;Th.M., Regent College, Canada; MDiv., Asian Theological Seminary; AB., Febias College of Bible

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Educational Center Development (TUL 555)
23-25 April, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (focus on preschool teaching); 21-23 May, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (focus on preschool administration)

This course will address the development of an educ’l. program as integral to urban poor church planting activity.  The course provides an overview of the field of early childhood education and its organization and operation.  It introduces students to the historical background of early childhood educ., the phases of child development from birth to six years, as well as the philosophies, issues and types of Early Childhood Education.  It also provides an overview of the various strategies, processes and guidelines in setting up, administering and stabilizing the operation of early childhood education in various urban poor communities (3 units. In between seminars or after the 2nd semester, students may opt for a fourth unit as a 40-hour internship in the preschool setting.)

PROF. CHONA DOMINGO
MA in Education, UP; BS Psychology, Lyceum of the Philippines; Currently the Early Childhood Program Directress of Mission Ministries, Philippines

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Human Resource Development
11-15 May, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm

This course focuses on the central role of human resource management in ensuring stability and progress of organizations, particularly non-profit organizations.  It explores the principal functions performed in human resource management and their interrelationships.  Particular consideration is given to the environment of non-profit organizations and their need for greater human resource productivity and organizational effectiveness (3 units, CBS* course).

DR. MARY GRACE SUMBILLO
Doctor of Education, Asia Graduate School of Theology; M.Div., Asian Theological Seminary; B.C.E., Philippine Baptist Theological Seminary; B.S., Philippine Women’s University; Human Resource and Organization Development Consultant to various companies; CE Director, Greenhills Christian Fellowship; Ministry Advertisement Director, Christ@Work, Phils.

MR. ADRIAN GUTIERREZ
MDiv Theology (on-going), ATS; MBA, Ateneo de Manila University; BS Marine Fisheries, UP. Has worked as Human Resource and Admin. Manager with Globetronics Philis., Japan Aviation Electronics Inc., and Vitarich Corp.; Former Vice-Pres of Administration, Vitarich Corp.; Pastor, Living Spring Community Church.

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Missional Spirituality
18-29 May, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

This course explores biblical, theological and historical themes in understanding and living a missional spirituality. This spirituality is to animate, direct and empower the witness and service of the people of God in the world. The course also explores appropriate spiritual disciplines that sustain and make fruitful the Christian missioner as well enable one’s Christian mission (3 units, may be taken in lieu of Spiritual Formation or as an elective course).

DR. CHARLES R. RINGMA
Ph.D., M.A. Dip., University of Queensland, Australia; Founder and First Director of Teen Challenge, Australia. He developed drop-in centres, services for homeless youth, counseling programs, and therapeutic Christian communities for clients with drug dependencies. He was appointed as Professor of Missions and Evangelism to the faculty of Regent College, University of British Columbia, Canada in 1997. In August 2005 he retired as Emeritus Professor from Regent College and continues to write and teach in various parts of the world.

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Financial Information:
(non-CBS students)
3-unit Module Course (inclusive of Misc. fees)

Filipino & Majority World:
Credit         Php 5,500
Audit          Php 3,000
HK, Korean, Singaporean & Taiwanese:
Credit         USD 213.46
Audit          USD 115.38
Western & Japanese:
Credit         USD 284.62
Audit          USD 153.85
For more info, please contact:
928-6717; 928-6709; 928-5105;
929-7806 (CBS)

A few weeks before the start of the Forum, a fellow faculty member expressed the opinion that perhaps there may be lesser participants this year because one (1), the theme is not as attractive as last year’s (poverty) and two (2), we will feel the effect of the economic recession.

God, however, had a different opinion.  The theme, as expressed by many participants was timely and urgent.  The economic difficulty did not prevent 772 participants to come.  Thus we praise the Lord, for another successful holding of the Annual ATS Theological Forum.

As we praise God for His guidance and provision, we would like to thank you for your participation in and support to this forum.   Thank you for believing that this forum is of God and it’s worth your support and investment.

Many testify of the topnotch quality of the plenary speakers and the enlightening topics of the breakout sessions.  They also appreciated the fine organization of the event.

Let’s hear it directly from some of the forum participants.

From a pastor and ATS student:

“It’s my first time to have attended such an affair and I was blessed exceedingly and all got fired up with a burning passion to do something for the preservation of the environment.”

From a manager of a Christian NGO working among restricted countries:

“Congratulations….my churchmate and I really had a grandtime.  It was a time of shaping our theological minds….We will attend next year’s forum.”

From an editor of a Christian publishing company:

“Our Editorial Department…attended both days expecting to learn much from the plenary and breakout sessions.  We were not disappointed.  We, in fact, deepened our resolve to do our part as publisher in educating the evangelical community on caring for God’s creation.”

Without the support of our partners, sponsors, donors, the plenary and seminar speakers, the ATS community and all the participants these could not have happened.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH AND GOD BLESS YOU.

Soli Deo Gloria.

George N. Capaque, Ph D
Chair, 5th Annual ATS Theological Forum Organizing Committee

The course is designed for Christian OFWs returning to the Philippines and missionaries on or who will be on Home Assignment/furlough.  The modules will provide spiritual refreshment, smooth cultural transition and ministry skills.
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First Part: 11-15, 18 May 2009
(Registration fee - P3,500 inclusive of materials)

Diaspora Ministries, 11-15 May, (Mon-Fri) 8:30 am-12:00 noon

The course will focus on the phenomena, historical evolution and development of globalization and the diaspora and how these can be meaningfully viewed and analyzed from a Christian and Biblical perspective. It will also focus on the different schools of thought as well as popular attitudes about globalization and diaspora (particularly the Filipino diaspora) from the unique vantage point of a biblical perspective and its implications on the Lord’s Great Commission and the undertaking of Christian mission in the twenty-first century. (17.5 hours)

This course may be taken for credit as elective with additional tuition payment of P2000 and course work load.

DR. AMADOR (JOJO) A. REMIGIO
Ph.D. Geography and Sustainable Development Policy, M.Sc. Rural Resources and Environmental Policy, Univ. of London, UK; M.A. Industrial Relations; B.Pol. Sc. and Econ., U.P. He has worked internationally as lecturer, researcher and consultant for United Nations and other organizations. He is currently a resource person for the Lausanne Diaspora Leadership Team of the Lausanne Committee on World Evangelization.

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Current Philippine Church and Political Scene, 11 May, (Mon) 1:00 - 4:30 pm

This session will focus on the present religious and political landscape of the Philippines to give the participant a better understanding of and appreciate the current situation in the Philippines; and, to enable him to relate and adjust well to the society in general and the local church in particular. Being away from the country, one looses touch with current events and trends here at home and he may feel alienated even within his own culture. (3.5 hours)

BISHOP EF TENDERO
National Director of the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches (PCEC), the Philippines’ largest network of evangelical denominations, churches, mission groups and para-church organizations. PCEC seeks to become the main catalyst in hastening the discipling of the Philippines for the Lord Jesus Christ. Bishop Ef is a Board Member of the Asian Theological Seminary.

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Partnership Development, 12-15 May, (Tue-Fri) 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm

This seminar will focus on the Biblical principles of partnership as well as on developing skills for partnership development such as nurturing ministry partners, news/prayer letter-writing, creative ministry nuts & bolts presentation, etc. (14 hours)

MS. MARILYN SCHLITT
A graduate of Briercrest Bible College in Canada, Marilyn is currently the International Director of Member Development for OMF International.  She has been conducting seminars and workshops on Partnership Development for OMF International and other organizations since 1995. Marilyn is married to Dr. Richard Schlitt, OMFI- Philippines Field Director and a Board Member of Asian Theological Seminary. They have been missionaries of OMF International-Philippines since 1980.

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Telling Your Story, 18 May, (Mon) 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

This session is a directed self reflection that will help the participants process past experiences through intentional and structured time in the safety of small groups. The discussion will center on the use of story as a tool for cross-cultural debriefing. The aim is to assist cross-cultural workers and those providing care for them (mission organizations, churches, family & friends) to better understand the unique stressors of cross-cultural life and ministry and to discover strategies in dealing with them. (7 hours).

MR. DAVID NICHOLS
David is an OMF Int’l missionary in the Philippines since 1986. Currently he is working on a D.Min. in Spiritual Formation from Asbury Theological Seminary. He has led development of a church-based missionary member care program with a focus on listening to missionary stories. He has attended Basic and Advanced courses on Adult Dialogue Education with Global Learning Partners. His current role with OMF Philippines focuses on personnel and member care. Married to Doris for 30 years, they have two adult children.

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Second Part:  19-22 May 2009
(Registration fee – P3,000 inclusive of materials)

Spiritual Companioning, 19-22 May, (Tue-Fri) 8:30 am – 4:30 pm

The course is designed to further open the student’s pastoral heart and extend a capacity to walk more deeply alongside troubled, suffering and searching seekers in ways that reflect the companioning of Jesus.  Emphasis will be placed on the student’s personal formation and development as spiritual companions, recognizing that central to his personal growth and to the deepening of his capacity for ministry, is his ongoing transformation into the likeness of Christ.  The student will also be encouraged to deepen his prayerful and self-reflective awareness as a vital foundation for companioning others.  This involves willingness to request, along with the Psalmist, for God to: ‘Search me…and know my heart; test me and know my thoughts’ (Psalm 139:23). (28 hours)

This course may be taken for credit as elective with additional tuition payment of P2000 and course work load.

MR. CHRIS BROWN
M.A. (Psychology); M. Sc. from the University of London (Social Policy);Diploma of Social Studies (Social Work) from the University of Sydney.  He has undertaken formation as a spiritual companion both in Australia and in the USA. Chris Brown is from Australia.

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Registration Fees

First Part:  11-15, 18 May 2009        Php 3,500
(Monday – Friday, Monday)

Second Part:  19-22, May 2009        Php 3,000
(Monday – Friday)

Package:  First Part to Second Part        Php 5,500
11-22 May 2009
(Mondays – Fridays)

For more information, contact Dr. Jojo Manzano, tel. no. 928-5105, 928-6717, 928-6709 local 126 or send email to manzano.jojo@gmail.com.

The global financial crisis, climate change, floods, wildfire, destructive cyclones and super typhoons. These phenomena are more than natural occurrences but the result of human activities.

Is the earth really the Lord’s?

What can the Church do to help avert the destruction of the earth?  How can we better manage our organizations and financial resources? How should we live as better stewards of God?

This forum will serve as a venue for public discussion, provide biblical and theological perspectives, and suggest practical models of responsible stewardship.

Plenary Speakers:

Dr. Gordon Smith, President of Resource International and former Academic Dean of Regent College, Canada.

Dr. Peter Harris, Founder of A Rocha International, a conservation organization located in Cambridge, England.

Dr. Katsuomi Shimasaki, works with Japan Bible Society and taught Old Testament at Asian Theological Seminary.

Mayor Marides Carlos Fernando, Mayor of Marikina City, Philippines and finalist in the 2008 World Mayor Award.

Please proceed to UCM for registration on February 12, 2008 (8am)

Venue direction

Venue guide

Forum schedule

Break-out schedule (full list)

Break-out Seminars (partial list)

Biblical Stewardship: Generous Giving as a Christian Lifestyle
- Dr. Manfred Kohl, Overseas Council International

Birds and Butterflies as Effective Tools for Environmental: Awareness and Habitat Conservation
- Lydia Robledo
Philippine Butterfly Habitat Conservation Society, Inc.

“For what does it profit a man…?” The Role of Money and Riches in the Gospel of Mark
- Dr. Narry Santos, Greenhills Christian Fellowship, Toronto

Practical Applications of Stewardship: The Floodgates Foundation Experience
- Rene Resurreccion, Floodgates of Heaven Foundation

Mindanao: A Land of Promise or a Land Under Curse?
A theology of land based on the Pentateuch and its relevance on land issues in Mindanao
- Phil Richard & Annette Bercero, Assemblies of God

God, the Philippine Islands and Her People: Tracing the Pre-historic Attitudes To The Natural Environment with a Proposed Theological Response
- Pastor John Alfred Nagret, Wesleyan Church of the Philippines

“The Lord’s” or “the lords?” Accounting for the Presence of Spiritual Realities in Matters of Human Stewardship
- Prof. Mark S. Williams, Koinonia Theological Seminary

Caring for a World We Don’t Belong To: The Need to Teach the Paradox of Christian Environmental Responsibility
- Rev. Dr. Paul Woods, Singapore Bible College

Theology for the Garbage Bin
- Peter Nitschke, Alliance Graduate School

Caretakers of the Earth: Creating an Environment of Joy in Family, Workplace and Church
- Dr. Stew and Dr. Corrie De Boer, Missions Ministries Philippines

Missions and Money: Affluence as a Western Missionary Problem
- Dr. Larry Caldwell, Asian Theological Seminary

Christian Stewardship: Preparing Filipino Christian Families for Economic Crisis
- Imelda Cortes, Asian Theological Seminary

To Rule the World: The Governance of Creation
- E. M. Murray, Asian Theological Seminary

The Connection Between Green and Peace
- Gladys Thielke, Christian Reformed World Missions

Biribig, Boolikz, Black and Soksak: Doing Animal Theology
- Jack Alvarez, Asian Theological Seminary

“I looked out on the earth…”: Asian Seminarians Reflect on Ecological Crisis with Help from Jeremiah 4
- Dr. Mitchel Modine, Asia Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary

Do You Feel the Pain of Hannunym (God) When you Stamp Your Feet on the Earth?
- Dr. San Young Lee, Asia Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary

Promoting Clean Air: An Imperative for Biblical Stewardship
- Dr. Athena Gorospe and Leoncito Silva, Asian Theological Seminary

“Home is where the earth is”: Revolutionary Stewardship in the Light of Sallie Mc Fague’s Ecological Theology
- Dennis Paul Guevarra, Trinity University of Asia

Lagay: The Dynamics of Bribery in the Philippines
- Rev. Jason Richard Tan, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

Please proceed to UCM for registration on February 12, 2008 (8am)

Venue direction

Venue guide

Forum schedule

Break-out schedule (full list)

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Seven Articles from the 4th Annual ATS Theological Forum: “He Has Filled the Hungry with Good Things…”

• Global Evangelical Understandings of Poverty

by David Parker

• Engaging and Empowering the Poor: Jesus’ Ministry to the Marginalized in the Gospel of Mark

by Narry Santos

• Liberation Theologians Speak to Evangelicals: A Theology and Praxis of Serving the Poor (Abridged Version; Full version is available in the book published by ATS and OMF with the same title)

by Charles Ringma

• Towards Theologizing that Accompanies the Political Struggle of the Poor

by Fermin “Jun” Manalo

• Radio’s Roles in Integral Mission

by Caloy Diño

• Orientation to Social Involvement Related to Eschatological View: A Survey of Filipino Evangelicals

by Christopher Sabanal and Annelle Gumihid-Sabanal

• Revisiting Medical Outreach Programs for the Underprivileged

by Lorenzo “Boy” Bautista, Leah Verdillo and Rommel Verdillo

Not a Forum Paper

• The Metaphor of Cannibalism in Micah 3:1-3: A Re-description of Philippine Society

by Juan Cruz

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Calling all pastors and everyone who is interested in knowing the place of women in Paul’s thinking.

Dr. Derek Newton, seasoned missionary and adjunct faculty of the Asian Theological Seminary, offers a lecture on Paul’s thinking on Women’s role, on Wednesday, November 12, 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM at the Asian Theological Seminary , Q. C.

Admission is FREE

www.ats.ph

Experiencing Jesus: The Practice of Leading Healing Prayer

Frecia Johnson, Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary

Founder and President, Experiencing Jesus Ministries, Seattle, U.S.A.

This is a practical course on the ministry of prayer for emotional healing. It aims to (1) introduce the practice of healing prayer and its use, (2) broaden the student’s knowledge and application of healing prayer through education and demonstration of various components or “tools” for ministry practice, and (3) guide the student in the maturing of his/her practical skills and spiritual gifts for this ministry. Attention will be given to the practice of this ministry for both westerners and non-westerners ministering cross-culturally.

November 24 – 28, 2008

8:00 – 12:00 AM

Asian Theological Seminary

Course Fee: PhP 2,000

For more info:
Contact 928-5409, 928-5110; look for Aida Aquino,
928-6717, 928-6709 local 128, Fax: 9285114;
look for Ptr. Andy C. Capesinio or visit 54 Madriñan St.
South Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines.