Philippine College of Ministry

Philippine College of Ministry is a four-year undergraduate Christian Bible college in Baguio City, Philippines. PCM is a non-denominational institution but is considered to be part of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement and is associated with the Christian Churches/Churches of Christ.The MissionThe mission of PCM is to assist the church in fulfilling the Great Commission by training Christians to be servant leaders who effectively communicate God's Word in faith and practice for the growth of Christ's church and for his glory.Degree programsPCM offers the following programs of study: The Associate of Theology — a two-year degree program that prepares the student for an associate ministry or for ministry in a rural setting. The Bachelor of Theology — a four-year degree program that prepares the student for the ministry on a professional level. The Bachelor of Theology with language requires two years of language, either two years of Hebrew or two years of Greek or one year each of Greek and Hebrew.HistoryIn 1991, the Philippine Christian Mission Baguio Team began plans for establishing a Bible college in Baguio City. The team had discovered that there were insufficient Filipino leaders for the churches being established in the western cordillera mountains of northern Luzon. The team consisted of Dennis McKinney, Mike Carman, Arnold Pasion, Sol Perillo, Steve Hong, Chris McKinney, and Scott McKinney.