Our First Year Program One Year Bible in the Christian Worker Biblical Evangelism:  A one month, 4-lecture, 3-unit course on the Foundation, Formats, Follow-up & Frustrations of evangelism, with 40 pages of handouts, a Baragay Religious Survey sheet, Roman's Road sheet, Gospel Illustrations sheet, a gospel presentation practice lab, Scripture Memorization, and visitation done in the students own home church, where the emphasis is placed on reducing false professions by seeking Genuine Conversions.    The Cults:  A 6-unit, detailed study of the Cults consisting of eight lectures, and up to 78 pages of handouts covering the marks of a Cult, Mormonism, Tongues & Healings, INC, JW's, Catholic Mariology, Ang Dating Daan, with an optional detailed criticism of Charismatic Bondage Breaking.  Errors will also be pointed out from the Book of Mormon and the JW's New World Translation, with a Greek NT proving "the Word was God."  Basic Bible: A one month, 4-unit, practical introduction to the Bible which entails four lectures, 22 pages of handouts & charts, memorization of the names of the 66 Books, covering the Introduction to the Bible, How We Got our Bible, How to Understand the Bible, and How to Study the Bible with the emphasis placed on the relevance of God's Word and our obedience to it.  Philippine Theistics: A very practical, relevant and revealing three week, 3-lecture, 2-unit, 16-page handout course, which assesses how culture affects our perceptions of God within the Philippine context.  Topics include World Views and It's effects on our perceptions of God and how we define Theology, the "Duel System Merger," Culture and it's Effects on our Obedience to His Word, and Socio-Economic Factors which can become obstacles to our Trust in God.-Taught nowhere else!   Christian Pedagogy: A five week, 4-lecture, 4-unit, 19-page course covering the Philosophy of Christian Education, Teaching the Sunday School Class, Leading a Bible Study, Problems and solutions, with Practice Lab for demo and evaluation by fellow classmates.  The Local Church:  A 33-page, 5-unit, six week/lecture study on the local church, which addresses the Fables, Features, Founding, and Functions of, as well as the student's Faithfulness to the Church.  Major Doctrines: A 4-unit introduction to all major doctrines of the faith given in a series of six lectures with 24 pages of Handouts, covering an introduction to doctrines, Scriptures, God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, Satan, the Fall, the Virgin Birth, atonement, creation, Church, Righteous and Wicked, Future Events, Missions, Giving, with optional Deity and Trinity handouts. OT Bible Exposition 1.3: Using a form provided by the school, the student must write a one page, 400 plus word report, giving the Intro of the Book, it's main content, and an application of what was learned, for the OT books of Genesis thru 2nd Kings (1 Unit).  NT Bible Exposition 1.3 Same as above for the NT books of Matthew though Galatians.  Local Church Chapel: The student is required to attend every Sunday AM preaching service of their own church to the satisfaction of both their pastor and this school. (1 unit per semester)  Christian Service: The student is expected to remain faithful and serve in their own church throughout their studies, and will not be permitted to graduate any course without their pastor's approval.  College Choir: To promote Christian service, cooperation, thankfulness, and discipline, all students taking a full seminary course, will be required to participate

Our Second Year Program Associates in Pastoral Theology or Christian Education All MAJORS: Christology: A 6-week/lecture, 22-page handout, 5-unit course covering Christ's deity, humanity, public life, atonement, exaltation, & present ministry.  Baptist Distinctives: A very detailed and comprehensive 5-week/lecture, 34-page, 4-unit course, covering our distinctions as Baptists.  Systematic Theology: A six-week/lecture, 35-page handout, 5-unit, more technical course on Bibliology, Theology Proper (God as Father), Anthro-Harmatology (Man and Sin), Soteriology, Pneumatology & Eschaology.  Dispensational Theology: A 5-week/lecture, 25-page handout, 4-unit course, covering the hermeneutics of dispensational theology, the definition & benefits of dispensational theology, the definition and marks of a dispensation, and the dispensations of Innocence, Conscience, Government, Promise, Law, Grace, as Kingdom as defined by Scolfield, followed by diagrammed teaching demo done by the student for evaluation in their own church.  Book of Romans: A 45-page, 109-question, 3-unit, home-study course, of the Book of Romans. Research Project: Must write a 20-page report based on at least five different sources, on a faculty approved topic (2 units). College Choir: (AM-2-1) To promote Christian service, cooperation, thankfulness, and discipline, all students taking a full seminary course, will be required to participate in our college choir, under the direction of our Choir Director (1 unit) OT Bible Exposition 2.3: Using a form provided by the school, the student must write a one page, 400 plus word report, giving the Intro of the Book, it's main content, and an application of what was learned, for the OT books of 1st Chronicals through Lamentations. (1 Unit per year)  NT Bible Exposition-2.3: Same as above for the NT books of Ephesians thru Philemon.  Local Church Chapel: The student is required to attend every Sunday AM preaching service of their own church to the satisfaction of both their pastor and this school. (1 unit per sem). Christian Service: The student is expected to remain faithful and serve in their own church throughout their studies, and will not be permitted to graduate any course without their pastor's approval.   PASTORAL THEOLOGY ADDITIONALS: Pastoral Epsitles: A three week/lecture, 16-page handout, 2-unit course, covering the books of 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus and Philemen, in light of pastoral leadership concerns. Sermon Outlines: The student is required to attend all sermons and lessons delivered by their pastor and submit notes fo a grade. National Church Planting: a three lecture, 20 page, 2 unit, one symposium course covering the Premise, Principles and Procedures for planting churches within the Philippines. Global Missions:  A four-session course covering missionary preparation all the way up to church organiztion on the foreign field.    CHRISTIAN ED ADDITIONALS: Pediatric Pedagogy: A 3 unit, four-session, thorough Christian Education Course of the science, art and methodology of teaching Children. Lesson Outlines: The student will submit at least 20 outlines from their adult Sunday School teachers, or submit at least five detailed lesson plans of their own if they are teaching in their own church (2 units), Illustrative Teaching: In this 1-month, 3-unit, 4-session course, taught by a pastor's wife & Christian Ed graduate, the student will learn how to use flannel graphs, puppets, & other props to enhance their teaching.  Students will be required to accumulate socks, rags, buttons, poster board, markers, crayons, etc., for constructing various illustrative teaching objects, as well as give a illustrative teaching demo for evaluation.

SPACE HOLDER Our Third Year Program Graduates in Pastoral Theology or Christian Education ALL MAJORS:  Literal Hermeneutics: A 1-month, 4-lecture, 38-page handout, 3-unit course, where the student will be taught the cause and solution to conflicting interpretations, the principles of literal interpretation, & interpretation factors.  Biblical Creationism: A one month/four lecture, 30-page handout, 3-unit course, covering creation essentiality, the miraculousness of creation, conflicts between evolution and Biblical Creation, & the scientific evidences which support the Biblical Creation model.  Para-Pneuma Systematic Theology: An excellent, Scriptural, needful, seven week, combined lecture, home study and PC monitor course, with approximately 80 pages of handouts, materials and photographs, covering angels, the evil entities of Satan, evil spirits, ghosts or disembodied spirits, the Satyr, the Aswang, demonization, charismatic Bondage Breakings, Exorcisms, the Third Eye, & Generational Curses, with topics on levitation and mediums inserted. Foreign Missions: a three lecture, 25 page, 2 unit, one DVD course covering such topics as the Basis & Purpose for Missions, the Missionary & His Sending Church, Arrival, Home, Family, Church Planting, Furlough, with a Video Showing that Documents tribal church planting.   PASTORAL THEOLOGY ADDITIONALS:  Homiletics:  A 1-month, 3-unit, 4-lecture, 28-page handout course covering the character of the preacher, the benefits and qualities of good sermon organization, sermon classi-fications, construction methodology, and effective delivery.  This course must be completed before the student completes his Sermon Outlines Classification assignment and his Preaching Apprenticeship Demo. National Church Planting: Taught by a successful church planter, this 3-week/lecture, 20-page handout, 2-unit course covers the Biblical premise for church planting, and the God-honored principles and effective procedures for planting a church.  Minsterial Ethics: A three week/lecture, 2 unit course covering the nature of ethics, common abuses committed in the minsitry and among pastors, with a recommended code of ethics for pastors, teachers, chaplains and missionaries.   KJV Apologetics: This one month, 4-lecture, 30-page handout, 2-unit course, covers the plenary inspiration, superier manuscript basis, chronological preservation, translation ethics, doctrinal integrity, complete inerrancy, and alleged errors of the superior King James Version Bible.    CHRISTIAN ED ADDITIONALS.. Scriptural Child Raising:  This 7-lecture, 50-page handout, 5-unit course, covers the nature & needs of a child, the need for correction in the home, understanding how a child learns, punishing lovingly but effectively, playing with a purpose, preparing your child for school, and helping your teenager.  Emphasis is placed in the Biblical approach to raising Godly children.   Public Speaking: A 1-lecture, 1-demo, 1-unit course with handouts where the student is taught how to speak effectively in a public venue with confidence, followed by a public demonstration of his or her speech for evaluation! the Pastor's Wife: A four lecture, 30 page course taught by a pastor's wife which covers the Role, Requirements, Realities and Remedies for the Pastor's Wife, Research Project on a faculty approved topic, Teaching Apprenticship done in an approved school or in the student's church.

Courses from our Technical Department   BASIC PC: This four unit course is designed for someone who has never used a PC before, and includes a simple lesson and test, tutorial software, real keyboard time, personalized instruction, a demo of various computing task which will be evaluated, and a progress card where the student must move through various levels of training.  After completing this course the student will be able to recognize and identify several different operating systems & PC components, use the keyboard, mouse and disks, customize their desktop, and create, save and transfer files with graphics, from one PC to another PC.  This course is REQUIRED before taking any other PC course offered here.     DESKTOP PUBLISHING: (3 units) With MS Word and Paint, the student will learn how to create flyers, brochures, newsletters, bulletins and more, and will be taught some DTP tricks such as using Word Pad to create a multi-columned newsletter with Header and Graphics, spacing with ghost characters, format filtering with Notepad and more.    SYSTEM MAINTENANCE: Learn how to speed up system performance by reducing non-essential services, keep system in good condition by running anti-viral, anti-maleware, defragmenting, hard disk and registry cleaners, how to clean the mouse, keyboard, and inside the CPU case, how to minimize theft and destruction of data through safe computing, how to inspect a system to detect undesirable use, and install programs (3 units).      BATCH FILE PROGRAMMING & MENU DESIGN: This six unit course covers the rare technical discipline can take an older DOS 6.2 machine and make it fully functional for sermon research, word processing, publishing and records-keeping by installing 16 bit programs, and writing batch files in DOS to run them from a menu system you design with alpha-numeric keyboard codes.      PASTORAL COMPUTING: (2 units) Learn how to use the free "Bible Seeker" to look up words to determine their references, contexts and frequency of occurrence, to look of definitions of Biblical places, events and character, and how to import both into a sermon outline that you will type in MS Word.  You will also be introduced to other Bible software to research the true meaning of Hebrew and Greek words, as well as the events that occurred at any specific Bible town or area.     SPEED TYPING: (2 units)  Learn how to touch type without looking at the keys by sitting under a PC-driven Typing Tudor.     ENCODING: Those graduating from basic PC and Speed Typing may receive units for encoding hard copy into Word documents. Our school is always in need of encoding for future courses (2 units).      TECHNICIAN APPRENTICESHIP: (4 units) Must work in our PC lab for one semester teaching Basic PC and keeping PCs in good running condition.   BASIC WEBSITE CONSTRUCTION: After opening an e-mail account to qulaify, and Using Tripods free website construction and publishing, the student will design, publish and list on Internet, a simple website of their church to the satisfaction of our school and with the approval of their pastor and church.

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