New Tribes School of Missions
TEACHING OTHERS TO TEACH OTHERS ALSO. – 2 Tim.2:2
The Training Arm of New Tribes Mission of the Philippines Inc.
Be equipped and trained to become a missionary to the indigenous and ethnic people groups.
OUR AIM
We want to assist individuals and churches who have the burden of reaching the indigenous and ethnic people groups by offering a unique cross-cultural training course through the New Tribes School of Missions (NTSM).
Bible Training
Missionary Training
Spiritual Growth
Practical Skills Development
Character Building
Training focus
Cross-Cultural Missions Training
NTSM prepares individuals for cross-cultural missions work. Doing ministry in areas where indigenous and ethnic people groups are located. But there are many things to consider. How do you start? What method should you use? How can you communicate effectively? We are here to help and equip you for this very challenging task.
THE TRAINING PROGRAM
Missionary Training Composition
New Tribes School of Missions is a three-year missions program composed of two phases.
Phase 1: Basic Bible Course
(Two Years)
Basic Bible Course aims to develop in the missionary candidates a clear understanding of Biblical Theology.
Phase 2: Missionary Training Course
(One Year)
Missionary training course equips the missionary candidates with tools and principles for ministering in a cross-cultural context.
From Phase 1 up to the second Trimester of Phase 2, training is done at NTSM located at Purok 3, Barangay San Pablo, Dinalupihan, Bataan, Philippines.
The third Trimester of Phase 2 is a three months on-field internship done in a tribal location supervised by a senior missionary.
Giving Opportunities
Support the work of training future missionaries
We invite you to partner with us in supporting New Tribes School of Missions and the Missionary Candidates
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Rev. Patricio ‘Jon’ Paller, Jr.
Training Program Director
“Lord, if You’re going to use me, I want to go where people are waiting and wanting to hear the Gospel but cannot, because they are too far from the city”.
Missionary Candidates and Trainees
