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Dear leadership campers,

The time is approaching!
We are almost finished the place.  However, beds and mattress are avaiable, but bed sheets and pillows are not there!  Please I advice you to bring your own toiletories and towel too.

Both centers please bring LCD projectors (one for stand-by).  Ptr. Joel, don’t forget to bring the air-con unit (unless you sell it for at least 5,000+ –less than a year old). 

Iloilo people, remember the “go-light”e can carry in only 7 kg in the aircraft. One carry-in bag: Exception: laptop and LCD projector and shopping bag can be added.

Ms. Alma will pick you guys up at the airport (terminal 3) on 26th AM.

I am looking forward to see you all soon.

God bless,

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Dear members,

Bacolod volunteers are coming on 26th, 8am at Manila (terminal 3) and leaving on 30th, 10pm Manila Seaport.

Can Iloilo people come near this time frame, so we can pick you guys at the same time in Manila on 26th?

We will continue our leadership camp from 27th through 30th.

See you soon,

Esther

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Dear Faithwalk partners,

“The one who calls you is faithful and he will do it” (1 Thess 5:24).  Indeed, He has been faithful all along…and he is and he will be!

I am announcing that our new Indang project is about to complete….

All of you are cordially invited to our Indang Faithwalk Inauguration service on March 26th, 2010 at our new center in Indang, Cavite province. (400meters away from the back gate of Cavite State University)

Guests will come from US and Korea to celebrate with us on this occasion, even from Iloilo and Bacolod.  We will all be united to give thanks to our God who made us to expand our ministry this far!  And we are expecting more expansion in short future in Him.

Please remember the date and pray for us if you are not able to join with us.

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Extending Your Youth Ministry to Families

We knew we wanted to build a youth ministry that went beyond the traditional programming that isolates kids from adults…The emphasis was not on creating a different program but a different foundation.

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Just a few days ago, America elected a new president. What is so significant about it is that the younger generation significantly affected the outcome of the election. Their battlecry: CHANGE. The turn of events made me think about the youth in the Philippines. They comprise the almost a third of the country’s population. The potential of the youth to influence the nation is great. This great potential needs to be tapped to be useful.

In terms of natural resources and human talents, Philippines is very rich. However, economically and politically we are among the poorest in the world. We see a manifest spiritual hunger of the people. What makes me really sad is that we as a people are negatively portrayed outside the country. We really need change.

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Youth

Because here is where the action is in Dasmariñas Cavite… The Youth are the needy and the unevangelized in Dasmariñas, Cavite Philippines. Dasmariñas, as a matter of fact, is one “boiling pot” of youth. Dasmariñas is the “University Belt “ of Southern Tagalog. It is the home of more than 12 major universities (not including high-schools and elementary levels) particularly De La Salle University—Dasmariñas, Technological University of the Philippines, Emilio Aguinaldo College, AMA College, St. Jude College, Guzman College, Systems Technology Institute, Philippine Christian University and much, much more… In one university alone there are 13,000 students!

Of these universities only two ministries are involved in Student Centers. There are a lot to harvest but only a few workers (Luke 10:2)..

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