I have almost concluded my week at Visayan Nazarene Bible College here in Cebu, the Philippines. During this week I have administrated 25 hours of class time to an enrolled group of about 110 students, preached on Sunday to a congregation, gave a seminar to 25 extension studies for two hours made up mostly of professionals, many of them working in neighboring call centers. I spoke in two Bible College chapels, and today in the High School chapel, and taught three hours in two missions classes to about 40 students. I also met with the VNBC faculty for lunch. Needless to say it has been exciting, exhausting, and productive in so many ways. Visayan Nazarene Bible College come from many regions of the Philippines and so all students speak at least three languages (Tagalog, Cebuano and English), with a total of about ten languages spoken in the class. There are a total of about 100 Bible College students, but on the grounds are high school students, all the way down to pre-school programs, for a total of about 400 students, under the direction of President Ignacio (Jun) Cabantug. It is both challenge and a significant training center in the Visayan islands of the Philippines. Here are some random photos around campus
Posted on: Fri, 15 Aug 2014 03:02:25 +0000
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