January 2010 Quality and Missional Review
Seminario Nazareno Dominicano, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Students, Alumni, Faculty, Administrators, Board,
Regional Education Coordinator, Review Team and the Education Commissioner
work together in the process of the review to strengthen the school for the future.
Top left picture (left to right)
Ruben Fernandez – Mexico and Central America Regional Education Coordinator
Jorge Julca – South America Regional Education Coordinator
Rene Acosta – Seminary Director
Ernesto Bathermy – Seminary Academic Coordinator
Andres Hernandez – Caribbean Regional Education Coordinator
Top right picture (left to right)
Rene Acosta – Seminary Director
LeBron Fairbanks
Center picture (left to right)
Carlos De La Cruz – Seminary Board President
Rene Acosta – Seminary Director
LeBron Fairbanks
Board Development – to access the board development presentation click here (for the Spanish version click here)
January 2010
Quality and Missional Consultation
Centro Nazareno de Estudios Teológicos (CENET), San Juan, Puerto Rico
Top left picture
Andres Hernandez – Caribbean Regional Education Coordinator, local pastor and
Field Strategy Coordinator for Spanish Caribbean served as review team leader
Sitting at the table is Rev. Olga Robles – District Superintendent of Puerto Rico East District
Rev. Andres Hernandez has much to think about as he enjoys the view from the Palace of Diego Columbus,
built in 1510. Diego was Christopher Columbus’ son who served as Viceroy of the Island c. 1511-1526.
Andres balances pastoring a local congregation with serving the Church of the Nazarene regionally
– all while keeping the care of his wife (Tamara) and teens (Taisha & Nestor) in clear perspective!
Access the sermon preached by LeBron Fairbanks at Casa de Proclamacion y Alabanza, San Juan, Puerto Rico
on January 17, 2010 by clicking here. (For the Spanish translation click here).
Comments
I appreciate this means of staying connected with your thoughts and teachings.
I find the “right questions” very closely mirror the questions that Dr. Martin is leading the MVNU campus to consider during these first years of his administration.
With the intent not to make this a personal comparison of leadership styles, is there a difference in the questions that a board asks from those that campus employees and other constituents should ask.? Moving from education to the local church, are there different questions that board members would ask from those asked by church members or church staff?