Graduates tossed hats on the air to say `We’ve made it’!

After 10 months, Batch 21 students relax and smile on graduation day.

Among the many graduating students in the many Assemblies of God ministerial training institutions nationwide,  BSM graduates have the unique privilege to pose for some candid shots with the PGCAG General Superintendent Rev. Rey Calusay and his wife Zeny. Being Director of BSM and in the midst of his many commitments,  Rev. Calusay always find way to be home in Roxas City for the graduation ceremony of this ministerial training school based in his church,  the  First Assembly Roxas Missions, Inc.

Class Picture

The ministry of training church planters through BSM is made possible because of  our faithful partners:  sending  churches, sponsors and wiling parents.  These groups are represented in the crowd who shared the joy with the graduates  after the graduation ceremony.

The BSM 21st graduation day fell on a Good Friday. Inspired by the willing sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross, Rev. Zeny Calusay penned a  speech choir piece for the graduating class just two days before the graduation day. The time for practice was very short, but the message of the piece was delivered passionately by the graduates.

The Graduating class managed to have a practice before the processional:

The Performance:

Mrs. Annahbelle Calusay, BSM Registrar presented  to BSM Director Rev. Reynaldo Calusay  the  graduating students legible to receive certificates.  Berean School of Ministry grants two levels of Certificates:
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION – means student has satisfactorily completed all the Academic and Ministerial Competency Requirements of Berean School of Ministry for Church planters. The certificate is an endorsement to full time ministry as church planter and pastor.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE – means an endorsement to serve in support ministry and granted with provisions for further equipping measures.