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Vision 2025 - First Phase Report

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Published on 22 November 2011

Written by Rev. Noel A. Pantoja

GENERAL DIRECTOR’S REPORT
Rev. Noel A. Pantoja
Report to the National Assembly
2011 Biennial Conference, November 28-Dec 1, 2011


I praise God for sustaining the ministries of our local churches and the global outreach of CBAP. Despite having financial challenges, we have seen the hand of God moved and His grace blessing all ministries, projects and events in the 1st Phase of Vision 2025. Our theme for the First Phase of Vision 2025 was “Get on Board”. Key endeavors were accomplished as we have aimed at moving CBAP to new and global directions of ministry.

• Reeducation (Restated Mission, Vision, Values and Ministry Strategies of CBAP)
• Reorganization (Decentralization of leadership structure in the regions)
• Regionalization (Formation of Regional Ministry teams in every CBAP region)

These efforts were accomplished through the combined ministries of local churches, provincial councils, regional councils and the national ministry teams who carried out and completed the task resulting in the following:

• Aligned to the new Mission, Vision, Values and Strategies of CBAP.
• Active in support and development of resources for national and global ministries.
• Adept in implementing new strategies for CBAP ministries.

At the end of October 2010, here’s a quick fact of CBAP membership.

SUMMARY REPORT: Vision 2025 Strategic Thrusts
1^st PHASE (2008-2010)

1. MISSIONS: Establishing Churches for missional reproduction
   Dr. Ronald Macam, Director
   
   Cross-cultural Missions:
   
   • Evaluated and Revisited strategies in China missions. Nosu Area Visitation (Feb. 10-17, 2010) and Adoption Conference – Feb. 18-20, 2010. Business As Mission strategy consultations with WV held.
   • Developed more local church and international partners for the un-reached people groups and mobilized new workers sent out in new fields of harvest. (Kazakhstan and Pakistan)
   • Updated Program of missions for CBAP.
   • Signed up Dr. Ronald Macam as Missions Director/Mobilizer for Cross Cultural Missions
   
   Sukran is a Maguindanaoan word for “Thank You.” This was the first word I heard from an Ustad (Muslim elder/teacher) when I first visited our field worker in his target community at General Santos City in 2010. The man was grateful for the work (computer literacy) that our worker has been doing among the young people. Through this platform, livelihood program and culturally-relevant means, our worker is able to share the Gospel in a holistic and contextualized approach. Hence, many Muslim mothers and youth were exposed to the gospel message and coming to the saving knowledge of Christ or Isa Al Masih (Jesus the Messiah among the Muslims). Similar things are happening to other Unreached People Groups of Mindanao where CBAP has ministry, especially among the Sangil, Tausug, Maranaw, Kalagan, and Badjao. Ten years ago CBAP “have always tried to preach where people have never heard about Christ” (Romans 15:20, CEV). We adopted the Nosu people of China as a flagship project, then the Sindhi people of Pakistan; started the Muslim ministry in Mindanao, and among others because “we were sure that God had called us to preach the good news there” (Act 16:10, CEV). Our cross-cultural workers are doing well, but the harvest in our target people groups is huge and requires more workers and greater church participation.
   
   Below is summary of ministry with regards to Church planting:
   

   		Field work			People Movements
   People Group	Unit	Contacts	Evangelized	Acceptance	Praying	Evangilizing	Leading	Training
   Nosu	4	300+	50	31	15	9	1	0
   Maguindanao	1	90+	63	42	0	0	0	0
   Maranaw		50+	27	18	0	0	0	0
   Tausug	2*	300+	100+	40	0	0	0	0
   Badjao	1	30+	10+	0	0	0	0	0
   Sangil	1	135	58	12	5	0	0	0
   Sama Bangingi	1	200+	169	0	0	0	0	0
   Sindhi (Pakistan)	1	200+	20+	8	0	0	0	0
   Kalagan	1	40+	5	3	3	0	0	0
   Kazakstan	1	target date to Kazakhstan is December 2011

   *RETIRED
   
   Compared to local evangelism and church planting many would recognize its difference in terms of numerical accomplishment. The reason is known to few that cross-cultural work requires more than skills; it entails cultural understanding and strategic approach which are not easily acquired in few years of ministry. The result also implies greater participation of EVERY CBAP CHURCH in terms of prayer, logistics and financial partnership.
   
   In facing this challenge and as we move into the second phase of Visions 2025, the Cross cultural ministry department has developed the following Master Plan:
   
   VISION STATEMENT To glorify God and participate in making disciples of all nations, we envision churches multiplying churches among 10 Least Evangelized Peoples by 2015
   
   

   Pre-school set by CBAP worker and his team in Saranggani among Tausug; more than hundred children are being served through this ministry.

   MISSION STATEMENT Missional churches engaged in cross cultural Groaning, Giving, Greeting, Going, and Guiding (5-G movement)

   Training of 24 Nosu disciples at Macau, October 2011, in partnership with Ethnos Asia Ministries

   Cross-cultural ministry is not the work of the national office alone; it's mainly the work of the whole CBAP. Allow me to present to FOUR main challenges if we are to meet our set goals in the second phase of Vision 2025.
   

   INTENSIFIED PRAYER - Mission prayer should truly be our top priority. No one who loves God and missions would dispute this. Prayer must be a priority over giving, as the first step to mission involvement for every member. If the priority of prayer is maintained, and if strong relationships grow between prayer partners and missionaries, giving is a natural by-product. Prayer is also a command from the Lord, a process from which He calls harvest workers.
   
   

   CBAP worker meeting Sindhi people for relief operation during the flood that affected more than million Pakistani in 2010. CBAP and partners sent around 75,000 pesos for this ministry.

   
   INCREASED GIVING – There is a challenge to stewards of God’s wealth to give; those who give to give more. I believe that when God calls missionaries to go, He also prepares people to pray and people to give. This is a call to them both.
   
   INTENTIONAL GOING – We need more and younger full-time field workers. But “Going” is no longer exclusive for and limited to full-time missionary; short-term missions (STM) now plays significant contribution in reaching the least evangelized people. “Anybody now can go.” CBAP has regular STM in Mindanao and Indo-China every year designed to bless the missionary, the Target people group, and to be blessed as well.
   
   
   
   CBAP-sponsored missionary from India leading Bible study among Punjabis in Malabon, an outreach of Sindhi Christian Fellowship, which he is also pastoring.
   DIASPORA MINISTRY
   
   • HONGKONG. The fruit of our labor in Hong Kong through the ministry of Rev. Jorge De Ramos is now seen in this 14th biennial conference when we accepted Jubilee International Filipino Fellowship as bonafide member of CBAP. This two-year old church has 60 baptized members and around 80-120 people attendance on Sunday. Pastor Jorge has committed two more years to serve in Hong Kong with his wife, Bolen, and daughter Thea. Let us continue to pray for God’s provision and protection for these dear servants of God.
   • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. A local CBAP church, Victory Christian Church, in Cavite has started a church in UAE; a group of believers have now regular fellowship in Dubai and Abu Dhabi with around 40 people attendance. Through the help of CBAP, a tentmaker, who graduated from IGSL, was sent to UAE to help develop the ministry.
   • CANADA. A partnership agreement is being worked out by CBAP and GCF Canada to include: launch new church plants in Australia and New Zealand; Training; Exchange of Resources and Community Transformation efforts. Four GCF Canada churches are being recognized this biennial.
   
   NATIONAL CHURCH PLANTING MOBILIZATION
   Rev. Joel Macatangay, National Church Planting Director
   
   
   • 132 New church Plants launched thru Parenting (daughter churches) and Partnering (2 or more churches working together) strategies.
   • Held 35 Church Planting Training in Regional Conferences using CBAP CP Manual (in Luzon Visayas Mindanao) to train church planters, prospective church planters and leaders preparing to parent or partner with other churches to give birth to a new church plant.
   • Held 25 Church Planting Training Seminars in coordination with CBSAsia and FCL – IGSL program in Luzon Visayas and Mindanao.
   • Identified and launched new church plants 15 strategic locations for Center Church.
   • 132 new Churches Planted/started in the Philippines, among the Filipinos scattered around the world and the least evangelized people groups by the end of December 2010.
   • Hired and recruited new National Church Planters and Church Planting assistants.
   
   
   
2. CHURCH DEVELOPMENT: Energizing the body for health and growth
   Rev. Arnel Bernas, Director
   
   
   • Conducted seminars for regional leaders during NC meetings. (Conflict Management, Mentoring Businessmen in the Church)
   • CWC: broadened outreach efforts of the CWC all over the islands with greater empowerment strategies among the CB women.
   • Youth Sentral: Leadership trainings in all CBAP regions.
   • Completed G E A R program in all Regions 2010 during Regional Conferences.
     
     • Grid – Evaluation and profile of all churches
     • Empowerment – Leadership development
     • Accelerate – Master planning for all regions
     • Reach-out – Health and growth of churches
   • Provided program for CBAP National Day of Fasting and Prayer – June 12, 2010.
   • Assisted Local Churches in the ordination of CBAP pastors.
   • Conducted 8 I STILL DO SEMINARS in regions of CBAP in partnership with Family Life (CCC) Philippines.
   
   
   CBAP AT A GLANCE
   Diagnostic Result as of 2010-2011
   Survey of 140 Churches which represent 30% of our Association
   
   

   Active Members	No. of Churches	Age of the Church
   1-50	71	1-15
   50-100	47	16-30
   100-150	14	31-40
   150-200	3	35-42
   200-250	3	46
   250-300	1	29
   300-350	1	54

   
   The data shows that of the 140 churches, we can notice,
   80.7% having an average of 60-70 active members
   11% having an average of 100-160 active members
   5% having 200 – 350 active members
   These churches were established from the year 1970 to 1990.
   
   
   
   
   Here are the 10 contributing factors:
   
   1. Little or no discipleship program
   2. Less evangelism, yet we have so many activities.
   3. Lack of mentoring program for leaders
   4. Change of Pastor every 3 years
   5. Church building not strategically located
   6. Weak prayer life
   7. Low emphasis on meaningful worship
   8. No clear Master plan
   9. No clear vision and mission
   10. Lack of finances
   
   Note: These data is backed up by figures and interviews from CBAP Pastors and church leaders in our regions, available at Church Development Department, CBAP Office.
   
   FOCUS ON THE FAMILY
   CBAP conducted “I STILL DO”, Seminar to Regions, 6, QuemarPa, Laguna, North Manila, South Manila, Region 2, Reg. 3A and B, Mindoro to touch family issues of our Pastors and encourage them to do the same with their leaders and members. It was attended by 78 couples. We offer the Home Builders materials through our partnership with Family Life Ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. We commit to continue doing the program for the next 4 years.
   
   
   
   
   15 couples from Mindoro attended I Still Do Seminar.“Salamat sa Panginoon at lalo kung naunawaan ang gusto ng Panginoon sa buhay naming mag-asawa.”
   
   
   PASTORS AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
   20 Pastors were trained for Timothy Leadership Training (TLT). It has four Tracks to cover for the next 2 years with action plan so we can implement the program down to the church leaders in our churches.
   
   
   
   Praise God for 20 key pastors from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao taking Timothy Leadership Training.
   
   ORDINATION OF PASTORS
   Assisted by the National Office, 37 Pastors from Davao, Regions 1, 3a, South Manila and GCF were affirmed by their respective local church for ORDINATION TO THE GOSPEL MINISTRY.
   
   
   
   6 South Manila Pastors during the Ordination Ceremony held last Oct. 22, 2011 at Emmanuel Church of Makati.
   
   DISCIPLESHIP OF LEADERS IN THE MARKETPLACE.
   Last February 24, 2011, we conducted a Biblical Money Management Seminar which was attended by 84 Businessmen from Laguna, Cavite and Quezon.
   
   
   
   Dr. Matthew Kok giving inspiring lectures on Biblical Money Management for 84 Businessmen and women.
   
   CBAP WOMEN COMMISSION (CWC)
   2010-2011
   Susan Sosmena, President
   
   The CBAP Women’s Commission spearheaded programs and events around the country, including the sending of Short-Term-Missionaries in Vietnam and Cambodia, leading and trailblazing discipleship, leadership, prayer and mentoring ministries. CWC branched out in several ministries – Training, Prayer, Ministry Development and most recent,the PW.net ministry to Pastors Wives around the country.
   
   

   SUMMARY REPORT
   ACTIVITIES	PARTICIPANTS
   TRAINING
   WOMEN WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE Regions Roles and responsibilities of women in light of God’s word.	650 Women; 55 churches;
   TITUS 2 MENTORING PROGRAM Discipleship through mentoring women	170 women; 3 Regions
   WOMEN LEAD Mentoring and Discipleship	70 women
   THE SIGNIFICANT WOMAN Encouragement and Leadership Training	CWC Core Leaders
   WOMEN@work for Christ (WOW) –MARKETPLACE MINISTRY Biblical principles of work; Women as ambassadors of Christ to the workplace
   THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAY (tgif)	223; 5 Regions
   GLOBAL LEADERSHIP SUMMIT Leadership Development	CWC Core Leaders
   PRAYER MINISTRY (Prayer.net)
   Prayer movements in different places of the Philippines DAYS IN PRAISE AND PRAYER (DIPP) OVERNIGHT PRAYER MEETING	147 women; Luzon regions 34 women
   WOMEN MINISTRY DEVELOPMENT (WMD)
   “WHAT IS WOMEN MINISTRY?” Organizing a healthy women Ministry in the local church	284
   KAIROS COURSE What is Missions?	4; 5 STM (Vietnam and Cambodia)
   RETREAT AND PLANNING	Core
   ORGANIZE 7 TEAMS/ COORDINATORS FOR CWC Assisted churches in Organizing Women Ministry – 8 churches
   PASTORS WIVES NETWORK (PW.NET) Jeni Pantoja, National Coordinator
   PW CARES Organized initial PWCARES (Care, Accountability, Refuge, Equipping and Support)	135 PWs ; 10 Provinces
   NATIONAL PW CONFERENCE	203 PWs attended
   OTHER MINISTRIES: CWC Core & Team members were invited to speak on various occasions and in different CBAP churches: May 6-7, 2011 Rica Tarroja was invited to speak at the “1st Mother-Daughter Retreat” of Family Christian Bible Church, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan. Topic: The Total Woman (a 5-session study on the Titus 2 woman). July 1-2 Significant Woman Conference, GCF Ortigas – conducted by Campus Crusade for Christ. ____ CWC Core and Volunteers attended. (50% of the registration fee was subsidized by CWC) W@W CWC for visiting Region 3A CBAP Women June 10-11 women lead at Rhosean Resort Sn Fernando Pampanga, CBAP Laguna Womens on August 20, 2011 at Nagcarlan Ministries for Christ, 300 + participants (speaker: Ludy Mendiola)

   
   YouthSENTral Report:
   
   The Youth Commission of CBAP
   As the Youth Ministry arm of CBAP, YouthSENTral supports Vision 2025 by developing movements of Jesus’ disciple-makers that significantly impact youth communities and churches ‘glocally.’
   
   The past two years have provided opportunities for YouthSENTral Team to help youth leaders learn from Jesus’ life and ministry and how to apply the principles in their own contexts. These avenues came through trainings/workshops, camps/conferences, follow-up meetings, consultation with regional leaders and other activities. Praise God for accomplishments. Below is a summary of what has been done:
   
   CAMPS/CONFERENCES
   

   April 26-29, 2010	Region 1 – iFollow Youth Camp
   May 11-15, 2010	Laguna – PBB Youth Camp
   May 21-23, 2010	GCF Northwest – Youth Camp
   May 24-26, 2010	Region 8 – Youth Camp
   September 16-18, 2010	Quezon - GEAR Conference
   April 4-7, 2011	Region 1 – iAmDisciple Youth Camp
   April 12-15, 2011	Davao – Engaged Youth Camp

   
   TRAININGS/WORKSHOPS
   

   January 16, 2010	True Love Waits Trainer’s Workshop
   April 10 and 17, 2010	Bagong Pag-Asa: Church and the Homosexual Issue
   August 21, 2010	NCR - Discipleship Through Small Groups
   August 22, 2010	GCF South Metro – Everyday Commission
   August 29, 2010	GCF South Metro – Everyday Commandment
   October 16, 2010	GCF East – Everyday Commandment
   December 20-22, 2010	Quezon – Movement Building
   July 23, 2011	Laguna (Sta. Cruz Baptist Church) – Peer-to-Peer
   July 29-30, 2011	Nueva Ecija (San Jose Conservative Baptist Church) – Peer-to-Peer
   October 25-27, 2011	Cagayan De Oro City (Light of the World Church) – Movement Building Seminar
   October 29, 2011	Cagayan De Oro City (Light of the World Church) – Peer-to-Peer
   November 12, 2011	Pangyan, Saranggani – Parenting Seminar

   
   FOLLOW-UP MEETINGS

   June 12, 2010	Region 1 – Follow Up with Movement Building Seminar (Phase I)
   July – December 2010	Laguna – Follow Up with Movement Building Seminar

   
   CONSULTATIONS

   August 6-9, 2011

   Region 1 - Consultation with Region 1 Council

   
   OTHERS
   

   April 18, 2010	Cavite Disipulous Fellowship – Anti-Virus (District Youth Fellowship)
   December 19, 2010	Lucban Baptist Church Anniversary
   May 2011	Nationwide – Maximum eXposure 2011 (Basic Missions Training and Exposure Trips)

   Picking up the momentum created by 2010 and 2011, YouthSENTral looks forward to further help Energize the Body, Equip Authentic Leaders, Empower People and Establish Churches as CBAP rolls along with God’s directions.
   
   
   
   Photo: iAmDisciple
   EMPOWERING YOUTH LEADERS — Youth leaders willingly took the lead in facilitating small group discussions during the Region 1 youth camp, ‘iAmDisciple’ (April 2011).
   
   
   
   
   
   Photo: Engaged
   ENGAGED—Davao youth learned to engage in disciplemaking through creative and fun team building activities (‘Engaged,’ Davao Youth Camp, April 2011).
   
   
   
   
   Photo: MaXeX
   CLOSING THE GAP—Having experienced a bit about God’s worldwide agenda through basic missions training and exposure trips, participants of MaXeX (May 2011) took time to join in building bridges to lost nations by praying for CBAP missionaries.
   
   
3. TRAINING AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT:
   Equipping Authentic leaders for ministry
   
   • CBAP Regional Ministry Teams supported the expansion of CBS-Asia in all CBAP regions.
   • Conducted Training Consultation resulted to the re-establishment of CBAP Training Department to consolidate CBAP Training Programs in the areas of – Discipleship, Leadership Development and Continuing Education of CBAP pastors.
   • Organized retreats for Regional Ministry Teams (Luzon Visayas and Mindanao)
     
     
4. COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION:
   Empowering people for Comm. Transformation
   
   • Employed CBAP Community Transformation Coordinator to supervise Grace for Asia Projects in the Philippines (i.e. UBE Mindoro, Arakan Livelihood Farm for Pastors, Davao del Sur Swine Raising, and San Vicente Samar Fishermen’s Cooperative).
   • Developed partnership with the new leadership team of Grace Asia Foundation, Glendora California to support Provision Financing Project for 250 beneficiaries in Laguna.
   • CBAP organized UBE Mindoro to help the churches in Mindoro in their livelihood.
   
   

   Short Testimony:
   
   I am thankful to the Lord Jesus Christ for giving me the opportunity to become a member of UGNAYAN AT BALIKATAN PANG-EKONOMIYA SA MINDORO CBAP (UBE-MINDORO CBAP) as well to the CBAP (Conservative Baptist Church of the Phil.). By the help of UBE-Mindoro, I have now my own capital and became a producer of ginger production here in Mindoro.
   
   Ben Chavez
   Happy Valley Baptist Church
   Happy Valley Roxas, Oriental Mindoro

   
   Ben Chavez is one of the UBE –Mindoro members who was given a privilege to be a part of the said project. He plant 350 kilo of Ginger and harvested 3,000 kilo of ginger after eightmonths. It was sold in the market about P20.00 per kilo. The family of Chavez was very thankful because of a great number of productions. Actually he bought a property in Happy Valley measuring 600 sqm. for house building and paid all the tuition fee of his children in secondary and tertiary level.
   
   
    

COMMUNICATIONS AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

• Hired a Resource Development Director for CBAP
• Appointed Resource Development Mobilizer for CBAP (Volunteer Mobilizer)
• Revived newsletter (The Journey) and website
• Organized CBAP Givers League (CGL)
• Rebuilt and Updated CBAP data base

CBAP RELIEF OPERATIONS

At the close of October 2011, the Philippines were visited by two very powerful storms and flooded practically most of Luzon. CBAP with the help of assistance and volunteers from GCF family, Region 3 leaders and the coordinated efforts of CBAP regional Ministry Teams provided recovery and relief assistance to 3,500 families in various provinces. We were able to help with cash assistance to churches as far as Tuguegarao, Isabela.



OCTOBER 3-15, 2011
CBAP family of churches Responding to victims of Typhoon Pedring and Quiel
Places: Provinces of Bulacan and Pampanga and Nueva Ecija
Served: 3,500 families
Distributed: Rice, Water, Coffee, Noodles,  Canned goods and Clothes
Long-term: Donated Cooking equipment, Gas tanks, Cooking wares and Medicines.

As we aim to catalyze the discipling of every nation for Jesus Christ and become instruments in nation building, God has also opened doors for CBAP leadership to be part of Global movements of God. Recently, I was elected to be Board member of the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches and Philippine Relief and Rehabilitation Services and appointed PCEC Deputy National Director for National Capital Region. I have also chosen to be actively involved in the Christian Bishops Conference of the Philippines representing our association in various national events and ministries promoting peace, economic recovery, poverty alleviation and protection of environment and Climate Change, Honest and Orderly Elections, etc.

With HE President Benigno Aquino III and Dr. Andrew Liuson PCEC National Assembly, July 2011

Continued to be amazed by the power of the gospel, God opened a door also for me to be involved in leading a church planting team in Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ), which we are also welcoming in this biennial, discipling the residents, internationals and influencers in the zone and supporting church plants in the province of Bataan and Zambales.

All these were done through the faithful service of the CBAP staff, thousand of volunteers, pastors, elders, deacons, church leaders and active members of each local church around the association.

I am thankful for the encouraging support of the CBAP National Council led by President Mark Sosmena. The last four years were not easy with all the transitions and the economic crises the globe experienced.

I praise God for all-out support of my wife Jeni and my children to my ministry at CBAP.

Truly, God is on the Move at CBAP. We are privileged to follow Him wherever He leads us in the next years in the accomplishment of Vision 2025. We will serve Him and give Him glory in all things.


God bless you. Mabuhay!


REV. NOEL A. PANTOJA
General Director, CBAP

Training of 24 Nosu disciples at Macau, October 2011, in partnership with Ethnos Asia Ministries

Vision 2025 - Second Phase Strategic Plans

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Published on 20 November 2011

Written by CBAP Admin

NATIONAL MINISTRY TEAM

• PRAYER
• Organization of National Prayer Network (CBAP Prayer.net) – 2012
• National Week of Prayer and Fasting -2012
• PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
• Capital Fund Raising Campaign for CBAP Global Ministry Center – 2012-2015
• Annual Thanksgiving and Friendraising Dinner
• PROPOSED REORGANIZATION (For national Consultation during 2012 Regional Conferences)
• National Council (Representatives from Luzon Visayas and Mindanao and Councils)
• Leadership Councils ( Council for Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and International);
• Areas (3 areas in Luzon, 2 in Visayas and 3 in Mindanao)
• Districts (Cluster of churches in Areas)
• PURPOSEFUL CELEBRATION
• Creation of Historical Commission for CBAP – 2012
• Celebration of 50th Anniversary of CBAP – 2012

GLOBAL MINISTRY PRIORITY THRUSTS

1. MISSIONS
   Establishing Churches for Missional Reproduction
   
   Cross Cultural Missions
   • Mobilization: Increased awareness in Missions around CBAP – 700 Kairos Course graduates
   • Care for Field Workers – 100% support; Missionary Care visit at least once a year.
   • Build Missionary Teams – 60 new missionaries in 5 years; 50 Epaphras teams; 350 STMs
   • Establish Business as Mission (BAM) paradigm - 2012
   National Church Planting
   • Launch 174 New Church Plants (Local, National, Global) through Parenting and Partnering strategies of MAC Cycle – 2012-2015
   • Create Church Planting Mobilization Fund and the establishment of Global Collaboration Communities (GCC) – 2012 -2015
   • Establish Church Planting and Missions Institute (William Simons School of Missions and Church Planting) – CBS Asia RTCs – 2012-2015
   • Establish Recruitment, Assessment, Training, Placement and Coaching (RATPC) Systems for CBAP Church Planting – 2012-2015
   Overseas Filipinos and Diasporas
   • Cooperate with Global Diaspora Network (GDN) in establishing Diaspora ministries; Mobilize Mission Ambassadors - Ongoing
   • Mobilize CBAP Tentmakers for the Zero (UPG) regions - Ongoing
   • Mobilize Filipino Tentmakers for 10M Filipino Overseas Church Planting - Ongoing
   • Target 4 new countries for Church Planting among diasporas - New Zealand, Australia, USA and Japan. – 2012-2015
2. CHURCH DEVELOPMENT
   Energizing the Body for Health and Growth
   • High Impact Church (2012)
   • Family Life (Partnership with Family Life Philippines) - Ongoing
   • Youth Leadership Development and Mobilization – Leaders Convergence (2012); Youth Evangelistic and Discipleship ministries (2012)
   • FAST Seminar-workshops (Facing Realities and Challenges, Adopting new Paradigms, Strengthening Leadership Potentials, and Transforming for Greater Community Impact.
3. TRAINING
   Equipping Authentic Leaders for Ministry
• Appoint Training Mobilizer/Director for CBAP - 2012
• Organize Training Commission for CBAP - 2012
• Reorganize Theological Research Commission - 2012
• Develop continuing education program CBAP – 2012-2015
4. COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION
   Empowering People for transformation of communities
• Organization of Disaster Management and Coordination team - 2012
• Organization of Peace and Reconciliation (PAR) Commission - 2012
• Organization of Health and Wellness Commission - 2012
• Develop partners and volunteers for Community Transformation - Ongoing

CBS-Asia’s Role in the Fulfillment of Vision 2025

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Published on 13 November 2011

Written by CBAP Admin

In our effort to assist CBAP in fulfilling Vision 2025, the seminary has set a number of goals at the beginning of the year. When these are accomplished, they would help the association establish the desired number and quality of local churches.

To establish 2,025 local churches in every city  and municipality in the Philippines is an ambitious goal. This requires more church planters who will sow the seed, consolidate new believers, and form and organize congregations. Further, the vision necessitates pastors who will nurture and develop these new churches to reproduce more churches and perpetuate the cycle.