Brokenshire College Pag-Asa School of Theology

January 30 | Chapel Hour Service
Rooted in Philippians 2:1–8, we were reminded that great leadership starts with a humble heart. Thankful for the powerful and inspiring message of SMDC CM Rodel Rivera, calling us as seminarians to live out Christlike servanthood as future pastors.
All glory to God! 🙌✨

January 23 – PST Chapel Hour Service. Rev. Angel Dizon shared a message inspiring us not to surrender and to keep moving forward despite the trials and challenges we face in the present and in the future. We are truly blessed and grateful. All glory to God. 🙏🩷

January 9 | We gathered for our chapel service as Rev. Sarly Templado delivered an inspiring message, reminding seminarians to work smarter not harder and to serve not only within the Church but also in our nation. We are truly blessed and grateful. Thanks be to God. 🩵

January 16: Ministerial students gathered for the Chapel Hour service, held every Friday. We served and worshiped God in gratitude for His unconditional love and care.
We were blessed by the message shared by Rev. Rowelyn Montellano, who reminded us of the importance of humility in leadership. All glory is returned to our Almighty God. 💚

January 15 || A meaningful day visiting local churches in Davao de Oro and offering prayers and sympathies at the necrological service of the late father of CL. Nerio Enecito at UCCP Mawab. We are grateful for the message shared by Rev. Melchor Garcia and for the warm welcome and breakfast prepared by UCCP La Filipina through Rev. Arlene Nuevo Corcino. Thankful for the fellowship and love shared. We are thankful for the safe travel. All Glory to God.

Every Friday, we hold chapel services. One of these was especially memorable with Rev. Rolando Agtag as our guest preacher. It was also our communion practicum, officiated by Franklin Y. Zantua and assisted by fellow fourth-year students. We thank God for this meaningful experience. 🙏

November 25–26: PST marked our first time joining the celebration of the 26th Covenant Partnership Anniversary of IFI–UCCP, held at the Cathedral of the Risen Lord, Diocese of Davao. Centered on the theme “Called to Unity, Committed to Mission,” and guided by Luke 4:16–21, the gathering was a meaningful expression of faith, partnership, and shared mission.

From August 14–17, Pag-asa School of Theology participated in the UCCP 30th National Council Meeting held at Sampaguita Hall, Brokenshire Resort Convention Center, together with other seminaries such as SCC. All jurisdictions and conferences were represented. We are truly blessed to witness this significant gathering, which serves to strengthen and equip us for ministry. ❤️

Last September 26, the Fourth Year Students (Barbie O. Wade, Elmea Jane Olita & Franklin Y. Zantua) celebrated their ASBME Pinning Ceremony, marking the first time the PST joined the pinning. Our Program Head, Rev. Dr. Romeo Estabillo Jr. placed the nameplate while the es**rt pinned the badge. It was a memorable and joyful moment shared with their families. Grateful to God for these achievements in their lives, we, the PST family are truly proud, giving back all the glory to our Almighty God. 💝