3 - CPU HISTORY AND HOPEVALE

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baptist mission in the Philippines

The birth of Central Philippine University is connected with the beginning of the ______.

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Rev. Dr. Eric Lund

In 1898, he was the Swedish Baptist missionary who baptized Braulio Manikan in Barcelona, Spain.

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Braulio Manikan

He was a native of Aklan, Panay, who became the first Filipino Baptist.

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Barcelona, Spain

The place where Braulio Manikan was baptized by Rev. Dr. Eric Lund in 1898.

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Gospels and Acts

The book portions translated by Lund and Manikan into the Hiligaynon language.

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Hiligaynon language

The language into which the Gospels and Acts were translated.

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American Baptist Foreign Mission Society (ABFMS)

The organization that commissioned and financed the mission work of Lund and Manikan.

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Iloilo City, Philippines

The city in the Philippines where Lund and Manikan arrived in May 1900.

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Preaching, Healing, and Teaching

The pattern of mission work developed by the Philippine Baptist pastors and American missionaries, patterned from the ministry of Jesus Christ.

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whole man

the mission work was developed as a means to minister to the ______ and not just his spiritual needs.

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Iloilo, Negros, and Capiz

The preaching ministry resulted in organizing churches in ______, ______, and ______.

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Jaro Evangelical Church

The church in Iloilo organized in September 1900.

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Bacolod Evangelical Church

The church in Bacolod organized in 1902.

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Capiz Evangelical Church

The church in Capiz organized in 1908.

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hospitals

The Philippine Baptist mission established two ______ in Panay island as part of the healing ministry.

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Iloilo Mission Hospital (IMH)

The hospital in Iloilo that was operated by Baptists and Presbyterians in 1901.

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1925

In what year did the Iloilo Mission Hospital become an exclusive Baptist institution when the Presbyterians turned over their mission work to the Baptists?

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Capiz Emmanuel Hospital

The hospital in Capiz that started as a medical mission in 1902.

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Filamer Christian University

The Baptist Home School in Capiz started in 1904 later became known as ____

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Anna V. Johnson

The Bible School for women in Iloilo was established in 1904 through the leadership of ______.

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Baptist Missionary Training School (BMTS)

The Bible School for women later became the ______.

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College of Theology

Today, the BMTS is known as the ______.

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June 1905

The Bible School for men was opened in ______.

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October 1, 1905

The Jaro Industrial School was opened on ______.

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Rev. Dr. William O. Valentine

A pastor and teacher, he was commissioned to head the Bible School for men and the Jaro Industrial School.

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vocational school

The Jaro Industrial School started as an elementary ______ for boys who worked for their board and tuition.

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Jaro Industrial School

Valentine said that this is a “school that would offer industrial education with a firm base in Christian teachings.

The first school in the Philippines to teach that “labor is honor.”

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Jaro Industrial School Republic (now, CPU Republic)

The Jaro Industrial School organized the first government in the Philippines known as the ______.

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1913

The year when the Jaro Industrial School was incorporated and recognized by the government.

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1913

The year when the school began to admit female students.

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1915

The year when the first two years of high school were opened.

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1920

The year when the third year classes were added.

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1921

The year when the first batch of high school graduates were turned out.

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1923

The school was expanded into a junior college in ______.

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Central Philippine School; Central Philippine College

In 1923, the name was changed to ______ and then to ______.

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1936

The senior college was established in ______.

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Five (5)

By 1940, how many degrees were offered by CPC?

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Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Theology, Bachelor of Religious Education

Name the five degrees offered by CPC by 1940.

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Nursing course

CPC was the first in the Philippines to offer this course in cooperation with Iloilo Mission Hospital.

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Kindergarten School

CPC was also the first in the country to offer a ______.

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destruction and death

When World War II broke out, ______ and ______ arrived at CPC.

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December 20, 1943

In Hopevale, Tapaz, Capiz, Japanese soldiers captured and killed eleven American Baptist missionaries and one little boy on ______.

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Hopevale Martyrs

The eleven American Baptist missionaries and one little boy killed in Hopevale are called the ______.

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Rev. Dr. Francis Howard Rose

The Acting President of CPC before the war who died in Hopevale.

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Rev. Dr. Francis Howard Rose

He designed the CPC/CPU seal in 1923 and also designed Weston Hall, Franklin Hall, and Roblee Hall.

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Central Spirit

He composed many Central Songs and is credited with coining the term ______.

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Underground Resistance

Most students, faculty, staff, and alumni joined this movement during World War II.

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Dr. Rex D. Drilon

The first Filipino president of CPU, elected on May 10, 1966.

“Out of the ruins and ashes of war shall rise a greater Central!”

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December 25, 1969 (Christmas Day)

The American Baptist Foreign Mission Society turned over the entire university property to CPU on ______.

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non-church related

The turnover required safeguards against CPU ever becoming ______.

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33 out of 65

According to the CPU Constitution and By-laws, how many members of the CPU Corporation must come from Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches?

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at least 10 out of 15

According to the CPU Constitution and By-laws, how many members of the CPU Board of Trustees must come from Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches?

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Dr. Agustin A. Pulido, Dr. Juanito M. Acanto, Dr. Teodoro C. Robles

After Dr. Rex D. Drilon, name the next Filipino presidents of CPU.

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Rev. Dr. Ernest Howard B. Dagohoy

The present CPU president.

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2001

CPU has maintained its autonomous status granted by CHED since ______.

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Western Visayas

As of 2018, CPU is looked up to as the best in ______ and one of the 20 best schools in the country.

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Scientia et Fides (Knowledge and Faith)

CPU’s motto is ______.

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113

In the last —- years, Central Philippine University has grown from an elementary school with 17 pupils to a widely known university with an enrollment of about 14,000 students

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APRIL 1, 1953

DATE: Central Philippine College became Central Philippine University, and a serious discussion on the need for a Filipino president followed.

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April, 1942

The month and year when the Japanese forces invaded the island of Panay

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eleven (11)

The number of American Baptist missionaries who went into hiding in Katipunan, Tapaz, Capiz.

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Hopevale

The name the missionaries gave their hiding place in the mountains.

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winding and misleading trail

Hopevale was described as a small clearing near the top of the mountain “in the deep recesses of evergreen” reached only by a “______.”

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A chapel

The missionaries built this structure in a deep, dry gorge with giant trees.

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seats, an altar, a pulpit, and a lectern

The chapel had these items, constructed from rocks and wood at hand.

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the Japanese were nearby

Worship was conducted every Sunday except when _____

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Katipunan

People from this nearby village joined the worship services and brought food and news.

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twenty months

The missionaries stayed in Hopevale for over ______ months.

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December 19, 1943

The exact date when the Japanese discovered Hopevale.

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12

The total number of people executed at Hopevale (missionaries + one child).

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one hour to worship and pray to God

According to some accounts, the missionaries requested the Japanese soldiers to give them ______ before they were executed.

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blindfolded; bound behind their backs; kneel

Before execution, the missionaries were ______, their hands were ______, and they were forced to ______.

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singing a hymn to the Lord

As they were executed, the missionaries were doing this.

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the Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches

Their legacy inspired this group of Filipino Christians to remain steadfast in their faith.

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1. The Roses 🌹

  • Francis Howard Rose

  • Gertrude Coombs Rose

2. The Covells 🌿

  • James Howard Covell

  • Charma Moore Covell

3. The Rounds 🔵

  • Louise Cummings Rounds

  • Earle Frederick Rounds

  • Earle Douglas Rounds (their son)

4. The Meyers 🌾

  • Frederick Willer Meyer

  • Ruth Schacht Meyer

5. The Singles 🌟

  • Jenie Claire Adams

  • Signe Amelia Erickson

  • Dorothy Antoinette Dowell

The Hopevale Martyrs (Name All 12)