Every course which I took helped me grow wonderfully - which caused a direct effect on my ministry. (Myanmar, '05 Grad)
My primary purpose for entering the program was to get a degree, but as I started taking the courses, discussing and interacting with other students and our professors, I found myself a person of little learning. (Philippines, '05 Grad)
As far as acquiring Bible knowledge, improving ministry effectiveness and pursuing personal spiritual growth are concerned, I consider this program very worthy of recommendation to others. (Hong Kong Grad)
Executive Committee
Chairman
Dr. David Pardini, ABWE, Hong Kong
Vice Chairman
Rev. James Long, ABWE,
Regional Director for South Asia
Secretary
Rev. William Smith, ABWE, PNG
Council Members
Rev. Thomas Carr, ABWE, Japan
Rev. Craig Kennedy, ABWE, Philippines
Dr. Chris Sadowitz, ABWE, Japan
ABWE Representative
Rev. Kent Craig, Asia/Pacific Administrator
CU Representative
To Be Announced
Dr. Rex Rogers, President
until replacement is designated
ABTS Representative
Dr. Robert K. Rapa, Dean
Asia Baptist Theological Seminary is a unique collaboration between Cornerstone University and the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism for the purpose of providing accredited graduate degrees in theology and ministry. Program development, curriculum design and the day to day operation of the Seminary are the direct responsibility of the ABTS faculty and administration. 
In addition to the responsibilities of ABWE and the responsibilities of Cornerstone University, the ABTS Executive Committee has been established to:
1. Assist in strategic planning;
2. Approve and oversee an annual program budget;
3. Recommend a new Dean as needed;
4. Invite the return of ABWE staff from furlough;
5. Plan and execute the Triennial Conference; and
6. Report and liaise with ABWE and Cornerstone University.
The Executive Committee members are:
1. Chief Academic Officer of CU;
2. Asia/Pacific Administrator of ABWE;
3. Dean of ABTS; and
4. Six (6) ABWE missionaries in Asia,
a. who serve three year terms;
b. two members each year interview for continued participation on the committee.
