1973

• Rev. Arthur Pettyjohn founded Church of God Bible Academy (COGBA) in Pasay City

• Two students graduated from COGBA's three-year diploma course.

1980

• The school was renamed Asian School of Christian Ministries (ASCM) under Rev. Gerald
• Halloway.
  Two bachelor degrees were offered: Bachelor of Theology and Bachelor of Christian Education.

1985

• Dr. Melba Pineda served ASCM as Acting Director.

1986

• Dr. Robert Seyda was appointed 1st full-time President of ASCM.
  
• ASCM moved to its present location in Salcedo Village, Makati.

1988

• ASCM Received full accreditation from PABTS.
• Music (minor) was added to the curriculum.

1989

• Dr. Hubert Black assumed presidency of ASCM.

1990

• ASCM became a seminary with the introduction of a Masters program.

1992

• The External Studies Department was launched under the leadership of Dr. Miguel Alvarez.
• Mission training programs for China and Middle East began.

1995

• The Asian Seminary (ASCM) partnered with CBN Asia, Inc. to create the Asian Center for Missions (ACM).
• ASCM's bachelor programs received accreditation with the Asian Theological Association (ATA).
• The Department of Education, Culture, and Sports (DECS) recognized the Bachelor and M. Div. programs.
• ASCM was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
• The Master of Arts in Christian Leadership (MACL) program was launched.

1998

• MACL was accredited by the ATA.
• ASCM joined the AGST Consortium

1999

• October. ASCM started hosting the Doctor of Ministry Program
• ASCM received initial accreditation from ATESEA

2001

• The presidency of ASCM was passed to Dr. Charles W. Quinley.

2002

• The ASCM Singapore Extension was established.

2004

• A new Information and Technology Center, as well as a Media Training Center was added to the school.
• The D.C Barnes library was enriched with 12,000 new volumes of books.
• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) was added as one of the courses of ASCM.
• ASCM partnered with United Christian Broadcasting (UCB) to put up the contemporary Christian radio station The Edge FM.
• The Certificate in Radio and Broadcast Production Course was added to ASCM's offered courses.