The Navigator Institute (NI) is the Philippine Navigators’ arm for equipping a generation of laborers among Navigator constituents and the bigger body of Christ. NI serves the following purposes:
- Facilitate the development of deep spirituality (spiritual disciplines) and capacity building primarily for our staff, laborers, and contacts;
- Standardize our training materials and approach (to maintain our distinctive);
- Make training more effective and accessible (adult learning theories, modalities- online, F2F, hands-on, independent, place based, mission field exposure);
- Strengthen the regional training capacity so that region will develop their training programs that respond to their context and be willing to share with other regions; and
- Provide an avenue for research to formulate ideas and approaches to address issues and challenges (e.g., trauma, reaching out to the poor and marginalized, becoming generational leaders); also hermeneutical community (LGBTQ, divorce, remarriage, etc.)
Track No. | Track Name |
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Track 1 | Contemplative Spirituality and well-being |
Track 2 | Biblical and Theological Studies |
Track 3 | People helping / Counseling |
Track 4 | Leadership Training |
Track 5 | Missions |
Track 6 | Resource Development and Financial Management |
Track 7 | The Navs Distinctives |
Webinars
Webinars organized/facilitated by the NI faculty (2023 – 2024):
- Spirituality and well-being
- REFRAME Series Discussion
- Discussion on Divorce and Remarriage
- Mindful Adulting
- Trauma and Suicide
- Anxiety and Depression
- Grief Process
- Financial Literacy
- PhilNavs Leadership Course
Faculty
- Jonathan and Thelma Nambu
- Greg and Hannah Haskell
- David Booth
- Eseng and Ana Victolero
- Glo Veruasa
- Gerald Quelapio
- Wency Dela Viña
- Mabel Kuizon
- Jing Ocampo
- Renan Solis
- Jaime Hernandez Jr.
- Soc and Ched Arzadon
- Randolf Bandonill
Ched E. Arzadon is the director of the Navigator Institute.