Product Description:
Administration takes eighty percent of the ministry, and this book would be helpful to the Filipino Churches as this is born out of the rich expenses of one of the most outstanding leaders of our time: Bishop Pablo. It blends Biblical principles with Filipino culture, and informative detailed exposition with clear, down-to-earth illustrations. It is a must-read for Filipino Christian leaders who want to strengthen their stewardship of their God-entrusted ministries.
~Bishop Efraim M. Tendero D.D. – National Director, Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches
Transforming Leaders focusing on “Filipino Church Administration,” truly impressed me and I highly endorsed it. We truly need this book for our course in graduate school. The chapter on the Biblical Concepts of Administration should awaken pastors to their biblical responsibility as a leader. However, every chapter is full of vital administrative concepts which are a great asset to pastors and Church leaders.
~Dr. Paul L. Walborn – Faculty, Rosales Wesleyan Bible College; Director, Wesleyan Graduate School
The happy combination of academic and practitioner in Dr. Pablo has borne fruit through his book, Transforming Leaders. While presenting timeless and universal concepts and principles of this vital area of Church life and ministry, this outstanding pastor-teacher has skillfully placed them in the context of Filipino cultural and social dynamics. The solid biblical underpinning and practical applications throughout will endear this book to Church workers and leaders for many years to come. It was both a pleasure and blessing being one of the first persons to have gone through Dr. Pablo’s work.
~Dr. Felipe Ferrez- Senior Pastor, Capitol City Foursquare Church; Chairman, Eastern Council of Foursquare Churches in Asia-Pacific
About the Author:
Alfonso G. Pablo, Sr. is the general superintendent emeritus of The Wesleyan Church of the Philippines. He presently serves as chairman of Global Transformation Ministries (GTMI), and Asia Evangelical Fellowship (AEF). He is a distinguished professor of the Wesleyan Graduate School and adjunct faculty of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary (APNTS). He has vast experiences in leading various para-Church organizations in the evangelical community, and an able resource speaker in Church Administration both international and local Church realm. He and his wife, Filipina, reside in Antipolo City, Philippines. They have four children and eight grandchildren.