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THE RESULT OF A FIRST AND LAST PRACTICE
`To perform as a team requires practice’, a lesson that a group in Creative Teaching has to learn.
(NO) LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
BSM students in Creative teaching Class designed and performed skits to teach the truth about the sufficiency of the saving work of Jesus Christ. `BSM Batcj 2012-2013 proved that they, too got talent!
BSM STUDENTS AS CHURCH PLANTING TEAM
The 21 students of BSM bATCH 2012-2013 is a good number to be a church planting team. After proper instructions from their Evangelism teacher and Field Director Tony Fegarido, they hit the communities around Arches and Mendoza Streets of Roxas City. As a Church Planting Team, they are to implement the total SOS church planting strategy. This is part of their ministry development requirements and a vital preparation for them as future church planters.
SERVANTHOOD PRACTICE PART OF BSM TRAINING
Faithfulness in little things is a must before one can be trusted with the big things. We are producing `servants’ in the work field, not `performers’ on stage. Students will be asked to do servanthood activities in the form of some cleaning chores in the church. Through weekly work assignments, students will develop and practice Godly principles of faithfulness in little things, thoroughness, and excellence in whatever they do.
FUN IN SPEECH CLASS
BSM students are blessed with the services of Mrs. Julie Compuesto who offered to give them special classes in Speech and Intensive Grammar Review. BSM curriculum includes developing the communication skills of the future preachers and teachers. (But what are they doing in these pictures? Are they not supposed to be `speaking’, not `singing’. Ah, they must be doing vocalization).
A FRUITFUL DAY OFF
Last September 24, 2012 was supposedly our day-off here in BEREAN School of Ministry and I got alot of backlog responsibities to be ushered. But one of our dearest classmate Sis Ninfa, invited us to have an adventure in their farm at Municipality of Dao, Capiz. They offered us a lot of food and our stomachs were very full. As we explored, roaming around the place, we were amazed of the natural scenery and vegetation of the area. A lot of fruit trees and vegetables in the sorroundings and in fact, we brought some of the fruits and vegetables that we harvested from the place for consumption in the school. It was really a worth expedition and a joyfull one. Aside from having fun, It was also a fulfilling trip for the reason that God’s purpose was established. We were able to share the GOSPEL, the Goodness and Faithfulness of the LORD to those whom we’ve met. They were very hospitable and we are so much thankful for they have accepted us. But our greatest joy was that, they receive the Good News with a heartfelt acceptance. We are so much thankful of the Lord’s Grace and Mercy. May all of our action and effort be pleasing in His sight, a sweet aroma in the heavens and above all for His Glory and Honor. Unto Him only our LORD JESUS Amen. By: Samuel Ong Mercado.
BSM STUDENTS JOIN MOVERS YOUTH RALLY
BSM students served as small group leaders during the FARM Youth Rally last September 14, 2012. In the same event, more than 60 high school students from Culasi National High School attended for the first time. This resulted from the Values Formation Seminar that they conducted in the said campus for two consecutive Saturdays.































































































































































































