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ANTIPOLO TRAINING CENTER PHILIPPINES
WELCOME TO YWAM ANTIPOLO TRAINING CENTER!
Since 1990, we've been training workers and laborers for the harvest fields of the world through our many Training Schools -
Three Discipleship Training Schools (DTS), School of Evangelism (SOE), School Of Worship (SOW), Introduction to Biblical Counseling (IBC), School of Biblical Studies (SBS), Discipleship Training Weeks (DTW), SUGE' Outdoor Adventure & Leadership Training Course (similar to NIKO), English as a Second Language for Koreans (ESL) and more to come! WHO ARE WE? Established in 1990, in the hills overlooking the city of Manila. A peaceful setting and family-oriented base with access to a population of over 15 million on our doorstep. Our work: training people for missions through our various training schools. Our aims: life-changing discipleship, developing leaders for tomorrow, church partnership & mobilization and effectiveness in missions. We have over 38 full-time staff and run 5 training schools a year. Get to know us better-- Meet our staff: ATC Staff. Learn more about the schools/ministries we run: Schools_ Ministries.
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Discipling Nations Quotes
As a continuation from yesterday, we are inserting quotes taken from ONLINE magazine* about the concept of "Discipling Nations."
"Sometimes when I speak with godly, sincere Christians about changing a culture they say, 'Impossible. It can't be done.' Those were the same words spoken to Nehemiah [when he returned to rebuild Jerusalem]. Do we really believe the nations can be changed? The world thinks that we are spitting against the wind, that doing good is a lost cause because the world is degenerating to destruction anyway. It's not true! The blood of Jesus is available to restore anything that is redeemable." Tom Marshall, Author and Teacher
"Dallas has a higher percentage of born-again believers than any city in America, yet statistically it has as many social problems as other cities. Likewise, in southern Africa Christianity is spreading faster than any place on earth, but the social structures of the nations there are disintegrating. We must address this paradox. If the gospel we preach is to be relevant, it must not only transform a person's spiritual condition, but then through their lives begin transforming the society in which they live." Landa Cope, founding Dean, College of Communications, University of the Nations
*ONLINE magazine, published by the University of the Nations, Kona campus, is now called TRANSFORMATIONS. For more information go to www.uofnkona.edu
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The greatest discovery
2 Kings 22:8
The year was 622 B.C. A huge shift in the world’s balance of powers was in the making as Babylon began challenging the powerful empire of the Assyrians, Jerusalem was undoubtedly awash with rumors of war and political upheaval. Yet in the midst of this terrible time, Judah’s 26-year-old King Josiah learned of a discovery that suddenly outshone all other concerns of the day. A temple repair crew had found a copy of the scroll of Deuteronomy. The power of this treasured book soon became known. For when it was publicly read, revival broke out in the land.
Many of us secretly dream of making a great discovery. We want to find something that will improve out lives and the lives of our neighbors. Yet we often overlook the world’s greatest source of treasure—the Bible. Studying the Word of God today can lead to some of the most exciting discoveries imaginable.
Set for yourself a monthly goal of Bible reading. Keep a log of your discoveries.
For further study: 2 Chron. 17:9; Neh. 8:2-6; 1 Tim. 4:13-15
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