If there’s one thing we can all take from this trip, it would be our stronger unity as a team. To be honest, We had to fight through many of life’s insecurities, pride, and irritations as we worked with each other daily. It is understandable and quite natural that people will get like this toward [...]
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Posted: July 20, 2010 in MissionTags: 2010, bible, church, grace, hawaii, manila, missions, pearlside, philippines
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Yesterday we went to Manila Science High School with JR, one of the campus ministers here at Victory Malate. It is one of the top high schools here in Manila and majority of the students go on to attend two of the top universities, De La Salle University and the University of the Philippines. We [...]
This Hawaii party was not just about Aloha and Hawaii… A great night fun, food, friends, and fellowship came with this Hawaii party. We had one fun game, two testimonies, two hula dances, and skit to top off the night. What a night to remember for a great future to come with statement about being [...]
ALOHA! yesterday we had the whole day to prepare the prophetic that night. Some of the members fasted and prayed, while other members of the team persevere in their sickness. When we got to the Victory center we had some time to mingle with the leaders that we were gonna prophecy over. After an hour [...]
Always believing past seeing… That is what was proclaimed today, believing beyond seeing. It seem very unlikely that we were going to be able to get onto a campus because things have changed in the past couple years. The guards are so much more stricter now about letting people onto the campus because of past [...]
Being in Malate this week our eyes were opened to the poverty in this city. Kids and babies are living on the streets of Malate. There are no parents around for some. It’s obvious that they don’t eat. Victory Malate Church is beginning a new feeding program on Tuesday for the hungry children called “Real [...]
Aloha, Our plane ride was about eleven hours. The plane had to make a stop over at Guam to refuel. What a bumpy ride that was! We have arrived at Malate Manila and we are looking forward to working with the people. Some things we’ve seen in one night: Walking around Malate, there were children [...]
