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PHILIPPINE FRONTIER MISSIONS
April - June 2015
VOL. 23
NO. 2
SPECIAL REPORT
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News & Information from Philippine Frontier Missions
The
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alanan
Agtas
in this
Generation
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As a supporting ministry, we uphold the global
mission and purpose of the Seventh-day
Adventist Church. We are dependent upon God
to move people to support this work.
In cooperation with the Southern Asia-Pacific
Division of Seventh-day Adventist, the work of
PFM is to establish indigenous SDA churches
among people groups in the Philippines and
Asia where the church does not presently exist
and where social, cultural or economic barriers
prevent neighboring SDA churches from
establishing the church.
Send missionaries among unreached
people groups with the view of establishing
active SDA congregations.
When a congregation is firmly established
among a people group, PFM will turn
over operational responsibility to the local
mission or conference.
Raise the level of mission awareness
among SDAs.
Provide an avenue for contributors to have
a sense of involvement in the mission work
they are supporting.
Open up opportunities for more SDAs to
engage in frontier mission service.
PFM BOARD MEMBERS
& OFFICERS
Bayani Agnazata - Chairman
Rowena Aquino - Corp. Secretary
Maila Dizon - Treasurer
Mary Rose Fabrero - Executive Director
Abner Dizon - PFM Evangelism & Church
Planting Institute, Advicer
Edwin Balila - Board Member
Cornelio Aba - Board Member
Cover Picture:
Agta Man
Editor: Maila T. Dizon
Layout Artist: Glynis Aquino
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Philippine Frontier Missions, Inc. is a non-profit
religious organization established in 1993 by
Filipino SDA pastors and laymen, working in
cooperation with the Seventh-day Adventist
Church to plant the Church among unreached
people groups.
Editor
from the
In His Service,
Maila T. Dizon
HOW TO SEND DONATIONS
MetroBank Dollar Account:
Philippine Frontier Missions,
MetroBank Paseo de Sta.Rosa,
Sta. Rosa, Laguna,
Make checks payable to Philippine Acct. No.: 643-2-64300574-8
Frontier Missions USA. Write
“PFM-Phils.” on the memo.
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Philippine Frontier Missions
Contact: Tim Holbrook
ChinaBank Paseo De Sta. Rosa,
Phone: 1-423-596-9202
Laguna
Email: [email protected] Acct. No. 385-000551-1
Website: www.pfm-usa.org
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Philippine Donations:
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Philippine Frontier Missions
MetroBank Paseo de Sta.Rosa,
You may contact us on these Nos.:
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Pray Therefore...
What is the most tangible proof that God
works and is active on this earth? The answer
lies in the stories of every individual who has come
under the banner of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ. No matter what generation, no matter what
country or continent, no matter what color of the skin and
what language, and no matter whether in the city or in far away
mountains and jungles – God is revealing Himself to each one and
establishing in their hearts His kingdom.
I have often wondered where the next miracle of God lies or
where His voice is next heard. I have waited many a times for wondrous
results in this ministry and sometimes come away empty. Until I look
closely at each individual near me and those who are in the field. I
then noticed how God is not really far and silent. He is near, and He
is working out His will to save mankind. Each story of change is the
miracle that really matters. You will read of those miracle stories in
the pages of this newsletter. May you be blessed!
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Aura Ladan
“Dang, you have to do recruitment.”
That was the message I received from Sir
Abner when I was in my mission field in
Bakun, Benguet. Confident that my Great
Master is sending me to another adventure
with Him, I packed my things and travelled
back to the office.
My first destination was Mindanao.
I went first to South Philippine Adventist
College and then to Mountain View
College and to several churches in the
surrounding area. And then I went to
Central Philippine Adventist College
and Bacolod before leaving for Capiz and
Aklan. It was my first time to travel by
myself to faraway places. But God has
proved to me that we just have to trust Him
completely and He’ll provide everything.
And I mean everything. He provided me
with people who can help me, places to
stay, church appointments, good contacts.
Everything! God is just amazing! It was a
good two months that I spent travelling,
meeting people, scheduling appointments
and looking for workers for the Lord’s
vineyard.
I really praise the Lord because
He used me to deliver His message to
our brothers and sisters in far-away
places. Most of them had no idea
about Philippine Frontier Missions
or unreached people groups. I could
no longer count how many times I
was asked if PFM is 1000MM. But in
each instance I was always delighted
to let them know that it’s a different
ministry and explain to them what we
do. I knew the Holy Spirit was working
to reach their hearts. I remember the
looks on their faces as they listen to the
presentation. I am certain that God’s
Spirit has worked in each of the churches
and gatherings where I presented. Seeds
were planted and I praise the Lord!
More Workers
As the Lord’s messenger I was the first one to be blessed. As I deliver the same
message and appeal every Sabbath I was more convicted of the need for workers in
God’s most neglected field. And I, myself have been more sure of my calling. Imagine
only 2% of all missionaries going to unreached people groups (2.84 billion people or
41.6% of the world’s population) while 98% are going to places where the people
have already heard of the Gospel. And I said, “Yes, Lord. This is where I am needed.”
My prayer is that our youth who have heard of this message would have the same
realization.
A few young people have expressed an interest in becoming frontier missionaries.
They have felt that God is calling them. But the enemy is doing everything in his
power to stop them from going. And in most cases, it is their family members who
discourage them. I saw also how many of our youth are not mindful of their great
responsibility. Their God-given gifts, talents, strength and vigor are not channeled
in the right direction. These young people could have been good witnesses for the
gospel.
In my own experience, I became an Adventist when I was in college. My godly
mother, who was an Adventist, was very happy and supportive when I decided to
become a missionary. I appeal to you, dear parents to let your children go when God
calls them. Remember that you don’t own them. Please do not become a hindrance
to the advancement of the Gospel.
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trials in life if we
have Jesus
in our hearts. At this she fell silent. She seemed
AETA 1
Analine Torda & Julie Fernandez
to be pondering the things I’ve said. After a while, she asked us who we are
and where we live. We told her that we are volunteer teachers in Barangay
Palis. I also explained that we also help those who are sick and that we also
teach the Word of God. Upon hearing our reply, the old woman became sad.
“They’re very fortunate,” she said. “There are people like you who help them,”
she continued. “There are so many children who cannot go to school in the
place where I live. So many people get sick and many of them die without
being taken to a hospital. There are also no pastors to teach us the Word of
God.” And then she added, “I hope you will also come to us.”
Tears welled up in my eyes. I suddenly remembered the lyrics to that old
PFM song “Hear the people calling, come and help us here! Daily they are
dying and no one seems to care. Oh the field can wait no longer; it has waited
far too long. God’s field needs your hand right now…”
The harvest is truly plenty but the laborers are few. Our brothers and
sisters this is a challenge for us. Let us all wake up from our slumber and work
hand in hand for the salvation of
those who have never
heard of Jesus.
For
our
faith
partners
who
continuously pray and
cheerfully give their
financial
support
for this ministry,
I pray that you
will continue to
experience
the
blessings from our
Father in heaven as
you take part in this
great ministry.
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finally came, all she had to do was cut
the
umbilical cord and wash the newborn
baby.
When Sabbath came, Sandy
gratefully shared her experience. She was
very thankful that God had answered her
prayers. We’re also blessed & thankful
to God that the converts here are now
learning to pray, to call to Him & put
their trust in Him. Psalm 34:4, “I sought
the Lord & He heard me & delivered me
from all my fears.”
She was very nervous and she did not know what to do. She estimated her
uncle to be back in 2-4 hours since the paltera lives very far.There are only few
people staying in the village.The rest are staying in their farms during summer.
Afraid to be alone with a woman in labor, Sandy tried hard to keep her
body from shaking from panic. She tried her best to look calm for the sake of
her auntie who couldn’t help scream and cry out in pain. Sandy comforted her.
All the while she prayed that somebody would pass by to help them.
God seemed to answer her prayers when Sandy saw another uncle pass
by. She called out to him for help but when he saw the situation he excused
himself. He said he couldn’t help them. After a long while, her
auntie’s legs started shaking. The baby is coming?
Sandy stopped massaging her auntie’s back and
Redly Serrano & Shella Lumawag
looked in front. And indeed it was! The baby’s
head was coming out. Sandy was wondering
how she would manage to deliver the baby.
Just in time she saw a mother and a child
passing by. She called out to them for
help. And indeed she was the help
sent from God for she knew how
Sandy’s aunt is about to give birth.
to help deliver babies. The baby was
Her uncle requested her to attend to his successfully delivered and both mother
wife while he calls for a “paltera” (local and child were fine. Praise the Lord!
midwife). Sandy was also 6 moths pregnant. When Sandy’s uncle and the paltera
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Learning To Trust:
A Convert’s Experience
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of our active VBS
students is Peter, a 10-year
old Aeta boy who looks
small for his age. He enjoys
learning songs and listening
to Bible stories. He’s also
fond of making VBS crafts.
But sometimes he’s unable to
attend our classes because his
father needed him to help in
making a living. At other times
he is tasked by his parents to
Melque, Mylene, & Jed Dulnuan
look for food.
In the middle of our VBS
we found out that leaders of
other denominations here are
asking the parents why they
are allowing their children to attend our classes. We thought many kids would stop
attending because of this but they continued on. And so day and night, we include
them in our prayers.
When graduation came, one of the parents who was present was Peter’s mother.
She seemed very happy to witness the program and when the time finally came for
parents to speak, she stood up and said, “I am thankful that Pastor Melque is here to
teach the children. Peter, my son used to be very lazy. He also used to bully his younger
siblings. But when he started attending this program, he started to change. He’s no
longer lazy and he is now good to his siblings.”
We praise the Lord! It’s a joyful thing to see lives change because of God’s Words.
Faith partners, thank you for your prayers
and financial support. Many are being
drawn closer to our Lord just
like Peter and his mother. Let
us continue to labor for the
Master until He comes. Your
support will help hasten the
coming of the Lord. We will
be in heaven together with
the souls who were saved
because of you. God bless!
AETA 3
Transforming Little Peter
A Call For Missionaries
We were on our way back to Cabatuan
from Palis. Riding on our bagon (a cart
pulled by a carabao) we saw an old woman
walking alone. We were heading on the
same direction so I offered her a ride. She
said she’s going to Barangay Nacolcol, an
hour and a half walk from Cabatuan. This
was the first time we saw her. She was very
cheerful. We talked about so many things
as we drove along. She even opened up to
us her personal life—her problems, her
pains and heartaches. My heart went out to
her as she told her story. I comforted her
with the Word of God. I assured her that
we can victoriously go through all kinds of
FRONTIER MISSIONS
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Glynis Aquino
Back to Bato!
I was hesitant to go back to Dumagat
project, ALONE. It’s quite a challenge
to be in a place you are not familiar and
comfortable with. Besides, I was not even
sure where I would stay since the old
missionary house is old and torn-down.
And so I prayed to God for a companion.
And He answered. He didn’t just give
me one or two or three. He gave me 35
companions! They were the AUP Theology
students who needed to conduct their
Cross-Culture training.
Once again, I endured the long
mountainous hike with my 35 companions.
Whew! God is teaching me to endure for the sake of the unreached. I was reminded
that most of us are in our comfort zone and enjoying the truth we receive while souls
are perishing.
I’ve got the chance to talk to some of our brothers and sisters there in Bato. I found
out that some of the church members have grown cold in their faith. But I praise the
Lord for the faithful ones who continue to strive to follow Him. God use these faithful
few to fight the evil influences that come into their village. Many of them were
strengthened as we gave them advice and comfort from the Word of God.
I also thank the Lord because even the non-Adventists still remember
our missionaries who have worked there. They told me that they are blessed
because PFM missionaries ministered to them and introduced to them the
Savior. The church members are half-wishing that the missionaries would
always stay with them but they know that many souls are still waiting. They
feel the burden for other tribes who are still in darkness. Their prayer is that
they, too, will be reached by the Gospel that they may also find hope amidst
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while the church members
busy constructing
the church’s comfort room, she went to the 2nd floor
of a nearby house and took her seat by the window so
she could have a good view of the men working.
I was also there. And when Roselyn saw me,
she smiled at me. And then suddenly she lost her
balance and fell out the window.The next thing
I heard was her voice screaming and crying.
She was obviously hurt and shocked. But
to everyone’s surprise, she suffered no
broken bones, not even a scratch. It was
indeed a miracle of God’s protection.
Priscilla Panugao & Sheila Yosorez
The next day, her mother told me
what Roselyn said. “Mother, I am thanking
God today,” she said. “On Sabbath, I am
going to give my testimony. I want to thank
God because He saved me.” Her mother
was confused because she didn’t know of
“Good morning ma’am!” This is
Roselyn’s standard greeting every time the accident. So she asked her child, “Why? What
she sees me. She is the only child of our happened?” and Roselyn replied “Do you know mother
Church Elder here in Hingin 2. She’s only that I fell down from the window? It was really high, but look, I have no broken bones,
6 years old but she is our most active not even a scratch because I know that God had saved me.”
I was touched by Roselyn’s faith. She’s still very young yet she recognizes the
song leader in the church. She loves Bible
presence and protection of our Heavenly Father. And she wants to share it with others.
stories too!
God really loves the little children. Thank you faith partners for your support that
Roselyn is a very curious child and
she loves to watch her father work. One even little ones are being drawn to Christ!
BUHID MANGYAN
Faith of a Child
GUINA-ANG
Richard, Marilen, & Josh Mindoro
Blinders & BlindMen
Many people were attending from the
very first meeting up until the last night
of our crusade here in Pasil. More than
30 persons also attended the following
Sabbath. But Satan is very angry every
time we do activities like crusade, seminar,
baptism, and Bible studies. He’s using
other people so that the truth would not
be heard especially by the ones who want
to follow.
One such case is an old man whom
we thought was very interested since he
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was always present during our
nightly meetings. I later
found out that he was just
there to discourage
the listeners. He was
also present on our
Sabbath
meetings.
During our potluck,
my wife overheard him
talking with the other
attendees, “Don’t get
baptized. Don’t join
these Adventists. You
can no longer eat pork if
you join them,” he said.
Saddened and moved with pity for this poor soul, I immediately took the
courage to approach him. And so while he was still eating I said, “Why are you
doing that Manong (older brother)? Please don’t do that again. There’s nothing
wrong in listening to God’s Word.” He was just silent and didn’t say a word. He is one
of the elders here in Guina-ang and it is just sad because many people listened to him.
Another case is about a Catechist and her followers. People here are actually afraid
of them. They really try their best to keep the people from listening and accepting
Bible Studies from us. A young person who regularly attends our Midweek and Vesper
meetings told us, “We want to listen, my mother and I, but she is afraid of *Nona (the
Catechist).”
They are like blind men leading the blind. The worst thing is, when others are
beginning to see the light, they turn on the blinders so that others may not see. Please
help us pray for the people here who are hungering for the truth. May they have the
courage to follow God rather than men. Pray also for the Catholic leaders here that God
will change their hearts and that they would be open to the voice of the Holy Spirit.
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research and studies, Saturday is the Sabbath day not Sunday. Ann then told Alfred
that her eldest sister recently became a Seventh-day Adventist and keeping Saturday as
their day of worship. They both agreed that time that they will give it a try to attend
and join the following Saturday.
That Saturday, Alfred, determined to give it a try, was already in
front of our house, waiting for Ann. Ann, not serious about their agreement, was
still at home sleeping. Marijima, Ann’s sister, knew about their plan. She invited
Alfred inside the church when she noticed him standing outside. Marijima then
texted Ann and informed her that Alfred is already in the church. About an hour
later, Ann came.
It was the beginning. The two, since then attended Sabbath.
Alfred admitted that he is really searching for truth. And he had asked
several pastors of
different religions
Leo, Merriam, Gift, & Saint Gonzaga
for a Biblical proof
of Sunday worship
but their answers
did not satisfy
him. His questions
Alfred and Ann were previously
were
answered
“glassmates”. They are always present in
that Saturday and he was
every barangay/town’s occasion, drinking
convinced with the Biblical
wine. They were both life of the party. It
and historical proofs. Eight
was during one of their drinking sessions
months later, the two were
that the Sabbath issue was brought out.
baptized. Glassmates now
Alfred told Ann that according to his
became churchmates.
KALANGUYA
Glassmates to Churchmates
KANKANAEY
Grace Lasota & Maricris Camacho
A Pound of Cure
One early morning while we were busy fixing things for the day’s work,
an old native man passed by in front of our house, seemed worried and was
looking for something. We greeted him “Mayat ay Agsapa”, he stopped and
responded with a smile. He asked us about his health. “I have cough for almost
three weeks now. I am having chest pains and I am alarmed with my condition.
I used many anti cough medicines but there is no improvement.” If you have
medicines, would you please give me? I’ll pay for it.” Looking at him, I started
my assessment. I hoped that I will be inspired with a correct treatment to give
him.We prayed and introduced to him nature’s healing herbs and water. After
the treatment, he thanked us for what we have done to him, I said ‘’ No, It’s
our God who is the Healer.”
As the sunset was approaching, the old man knocked on our door. He
had a bag of potatoes in his hands. As we let him in, we noticed his buoyant
spirit. “Your medicines were very effective!” They helped me a lot, I am so
excited and I can’t wait to visit you again!” I just smiled and whispered a
prayer. Then, we taught him how we prepared the medicine we gave him. We
offered him a prayer. “You are the angels sent from above!” he said.
The Lord has fullness of grace to bestow on every one who will receive
the heavenly gift. The Holy Spirit will bring the God entrusted capabilities
into Christ’ service.
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God is greater in power.
Satan tried another trick. It happened one Sabbath day. After our Divine
worship, I went inside my room and opened my locker. Little did I know
that a huge, poisonous snake was there
beside my locker, ready to strike.
The locals call it “agsawan” but
in tagalog it is known as
“ulupong.” Terrified at the
sight of this uninvited
guest, I shouted at the
top of my lungs and
quickly jumped
away. The church
Jun Rey Bahi-an & John Marcial
elder heard me
shouting.
He
hurried inside my
room and found the
snake. It took a while
before they were finally
“And call upon me in the day of trouble,
able to kill the snake.
I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me.”
I thought maybe Satan is angry because almost all the brethren attended that Sabbath.
Ps. 50:15
Whatever may be the reason, what matters is that God protected me. In Romans 8:31 it
I know that the enemy is doing his says, “If God is for us, who can be against us.” If we are on the side of God, we are safe.
very best to destroy me because I am God has assured us so many times in the Bible that He will never leave us nor forsake us
serving the Lord. I thank God because I in times of trouble and even in the point of death.
already recovered from the sickness that
Please continue to pray for us and for our ministry because missionaries’ lives are
Satan gave the last time. I nearly died but always at stake. Thank you brethren for your untiring support!
PALANAN
God’s Power is Greater
Goliath when Manong Tulingan, Manang Siga’s husband, came from their
payew (field) and joined us.
Manong Tulingan is a well known Espiritista leader in Mt. Province.
Thus, I was expecting that he’s knowledgeable about the Bible. But to my
surprise he asked, “sino ay
ipogaw di? Sino si Saul?
(Who’s that person?
Who’s Saul?)” I was
glad to be used by
God to introduce
Bible characters
and Bible stories
to him. I am
Louvelyn Tiburcio & Jessielyn Sacay
happy that Manong
Tulingan, admitted
that he lacks time
to read the Bible,
trusts me as God’s
servant to share His word.
One Monday afternoon, after
What made me happier
teaching Bible class at Balugan National that day was when I was about to
High School, I went to Manang Siga to give leave, He called me back and asked a favor. He requested us to teach his children – use
her Chronological Bible study (CBS) and stories from the Bible or any story that will help shape their young minds.
to grant her request to watch Bible movies
We are happy to share that we have finally won the confidence of some children
on my laptop. We were in the middle of their parents. This is a good start in introducing God into their lives. Let’s pray for the
watching an animated story of David and children that we are teaching and their parents as well. God bless!
SAGADA
One Step at a Time
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After visiting the homes of
the learned
more about
Jesus.
brethren, we dropped by a house on the “That’s good to know,” I
road to have some rest. It was a tiring said. “Then it means that
walk going up the hill. There was a store. the church should make VBS
Sis. Mary Ann bought something. She a regular program every
introduced me to the store owner. The summer.”
store owner asked Sis. Mary Ann if there
“One more thing,” the
is another Vacation Bible School coming store owner told me. “I
that summer. She replied that they were am thankful that you drop
planning to. The store owner told how by. My elementary kid
her children enjoyed the stories and has an assignment in her
songs. She was waiting for another VBS Religion class. The teacher
Mary Rose Fabrero
to come. She chose the Adventist VBS asked them to write the Ten
because she observed that her children Commandments. I don’t
know where to find it in
the Bible.” I smiled and
wondered why the teacher
chose that. I asked for a
Bible and showed to her. “How will the teacher teach the Ten Commandments when
it shows about the ‘graven images and the seventh-day to be kept holy’?” I wondered.
I simply prayed that God will speak to her through His Word.
I asked her daughter to copy the verses. While she wrote, I simply explained
each commandment so that she could explain it to her class. I prayed that those
verses will speak also to them. We prayed for the store owner and her daughter
before we left.
SALEGSEG
Sowing Seeds Through
Children Ministry
QURAISH
Afraz & Anisha Muqtadir
Jinns
Muslims believe that there are “jinns”
or spirits living with us.They say that these
are powerful spirits who live among us
and are also waiting for judgment. But for
them, these spirits are their friends who
can give them power. And they call people
with such power as “Balihan” or “Babaylan.”
One of our friends came to visit me
one day. She mentioned how much they
want their brother in Pangutaran, Jolo
to come home but his mother-in-law
wouldn’t let him. Many times he tried
to leave but he just can’t for different
reasons. So they asked their neighbor
to make a “hinanghinang,” a kind of
charm that makes
a person uneasy if
he doesn’t do what
you want him to
do. I asked who
makes the charm
and she told me
it’s Rose, one of
our students! She
also told me that
Rose has a jinn, a
child who
already passed away.
The child’s spirit came
back grown up already. She said that Rose can just ask the spirit if she wants
to know something. This jinn can predict, heal, charm, etc. I also found out
that most of the people here have Jinn. I discovered also that some of them
are using their jinns’ power on us whether for good or for evil. I have not seen
visible results against us but they did say that they used the powers of the jinns
to speed up our return from our vacations from the mainland.
We need your continuous prayer for us to be protected and overcome the power
of darkness.
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life’s troubles. They earnestly hope, by the grace of God, to continue their outreach
program to the Dumagat tribes on the other side of the Angat Dam.
Please continue to pray for our brethren here in Bato that they may hold on to the
truth faithfully and be able to minister to the nearby tribes.
How about you? Are you not burdened by the thought of so many souls that have
not yet been reached by the Gospel? The field is ripe for harvesting yet we lack workers.
Whom shall the Lord send?
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Johnny Lawag & Shem Ehurango
Kerker’s Struggle
with the Spirits
One of our goals is to add more Bible
students. I went around the village looking
for people who might be interested.While
searching, Toto, one of the natives there,
suggested that I go and visit his friends.
Following his advice, I went and found
them very receptive. They agreed to have
Bible study with us.
I went to their house again one day for
another Bible study.To my surprise, I found
Kerker, my Bible student, performing
a ritual for his fellow natives. I heard him muttering unintelligible words
while doing his ceremony. After he finished, I couldn’t help but ask him what
that was about. “I am an albularyo,” he said. I tried to hide my surprise. After
talking some more I asked him if he would like to continue our Bible study
that day but he declined and said we’ll just continue another day. I visited
them again a day after but we still did not get the chance to study because of a family
situation. I advised them to put their faith in God and I prayed for them before leaving.
Kerker then told me to come back again.
When I came back the next day I found Kerker in a different mood. He told me
not to come back anymore. I asked him why. He said he forgot his rituals ever since we
started teaching them.
I know that God is working in Kerker’s life. Every night I am praying for him. I am
planning to go back again and convince him to study the Word of God with me again.
Please pray for him not to resist the leadings the Holy Spirit.
TAGBANUA
Mary Rose Fabrero
A Blessing to Your Neighbor
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I looked for Sis. Inday to accompany me in visiting the brethren
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no time to clean her garden. Then her neighbor asked for her help.
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Her friend arrived and was surprised to see a new face cleaning
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Inday while we chatted. She then asked us to stop for a while and
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Galiga, Diolito
De Torres, Jasmin
Espina, Roy & Cheril e Fenandez, Rose
Ke-e, Emelio Jr.
Domingo Family
Hemoroz, Dondon
Cruz, Imelda
Galiga, Jully
De Torres, Rolando Sr.
Fermin, Rodolfo R.
Espino, Norma Luis
Kirtley, James & Daryl
Cruz, Jerlyn
Galileo, Richard & Ritchel Hemoroz, Goldelyn
De Vera, Yuri & Crisanta Domingo, Regina
Fernandez, Jovelyn
Laborte, Sheryl
Domocmat, Wilfred & Eunice Espinosa, Glecy
Hemoroz, Neceh
Cruz, Josue S.
Gallardo, Eugenio
De Vil a, Fernando
Fernandez, Joy
Espiritu, Efren & Zeny
Laborte,Tess
Domonsis, Sonny
Heredia, Juvy
Cruz, Ramcy
Gallego, Ruth
Decano, Glenda
Fernandez, Teresita
Espiritu, Mar & Cristy
Labrador, Elenita
Donasco, John
Hermano, Harvey
Cruz, Samuel & Barbie Decano, Nimrod & Emy
Gallermo, Benjamin
Labris, Ruth U.
Donasco, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Espiritu, Mario & Family Fernando, Genesis
Hermano, Herminia F.
Cudal, Ruth
Gallo, Arnel & Recel
Decano, Vernie & Vilma
Fernando, Sesinando
Esplana, Elizabeth B.
Labro, Malou
Donasco, Noel
Cuenco, Eden
Galloso, Jamila Jewel Hernandez, Bela
Dee, Mr. & Mrs. Danilo
Ferrer, Alex & Yolly
Espolon, Karen
Lacaran, Annabelle
Donasco, Princess
Cuento, Babie
Galvez, Conrada DC. Hernandez, Calvin Jr.
Del Mundo, Bamba
Estelendres, Geraldine Ferrer, Bon Ross
Donasco, Romart John
Hernandez, Cesar & Marife LAcaran, Edgar
Cueto, Janet
Galvez, Mirasol
Del Mundo, Benjamin
Ferrer, Fernan
Lacaran, Eunice
Hernandez, Cheenee
Cueto, Medel & Vigie
Gamala, Jeraldine
Del Pilar, Dianne Mempin Donato, Mr. & Mrs. Rene Estonilo, Frank
Ferrer, Lourdes
Estrada, Eleuteria
Lacorte, Benny & Vilma
Donato, Vice
Hernandez, Efren & Lina
Cuevas, Beulah
Gambe Family
Dela Cruz, Alex & Delia
Ferrer, Maricar & Perla
Lacorte, Norma
Dones, Geminiano & Zenaida Estrada, Joseph
Hernandez, Eliazar
Cuevas, Emman
Gamiao, Oscar
Dela Cruz, Ariel S.
Estrada, Kathleen Joyce Ferrera, April Celeste
Lacorte, Vilma
Dones, Noemi
Culapan, Connie
Ganal, Arlene & Wilma Hernandez, Milagros
Dela Cruz, Dr. Mary
Ferrolino, Gernalyn
Estrada, Miriam R.
Lacra,Louise Althea
Hernandez, Narcar
Cusi, Ric
Gandol, Dong
Dela Cruz, Francisco & Family Dorato, Rene & Viola
Ferry, Maria Nene & Rommel Gandol, Edna
Estrella, Lubra
Ladan, Aura
Doronil a, Dolores
Hernandez, Oliver & Ning
Custodio, Aida
Dela Cruz, Loreta
Fesalbon, Wilhelm F.
Estrellon, Etail a
Ladan, Noli
Dublais, Crestita
Hernandez, Precy
Cuyos, Nita
Ganoria, Analie
Dela Cruz, Roger
Fetalco, Yolly Eve
Etejo, Betty
Ladera Family
Dublais, Regalado
Da, Nehemias B.
Ganza, Norman & Lyn Hernandez, Rica
Dela Cruz, Rose
Fiedacan, Melody
Etzo, Louie
Ladera, Romulo
Duhaylungsod, Joel
Hernandez, Rosie
Daanoy, Lindon Joseph Dela Paz, Emerlinda
Ganza, Shirly
Fiedacan, Nora
Evangelista, Carla
Ladio, Mylene
Dulos, Bonnie
Hernandez, Warnet
Daanoy, Peter
Garcia, Aurora
Dela Peña, Edna
Fiedacan, Sherwin
Evangelista, Mariano
Lagan, Lloyd & Jean
Dumadag, Reymar
Hierco, Elsie
Dablo-Dablo, Conchita Dela Peña, Greg
Garcia, Lourdes
Evangelista, Rey & Adela Figueroa, Jenniffer T.
Lagarile, Nanelie
Hilao, Violeta
Dadis, Levi, Ester, Carlus & Dela Roca, Ramon & Family Dumalaog, Mark Ben
Garcia, Pablo
Filicio, Elizabeth
Evasco, Rose Ann
Lagrada, Lita
Hinampas, Julius B.
Markus
Garcia, Robina C.
Dela Roca, Sandro & Maricel Dumaop, Jun & Family
Filomeno, Jericho & Grace Garcia, Rodelio
Laguna, Erlinda
Dumaop, Lemuel & Lara Ewayan, Lita
Ho, Roces & Ellen
Dagaas, Alejandro
Dela Torre, Elvem
Filomeno, Val
Fababair, J. & Family
Laigue, Norma
Dumaop, Luningning
Hustaya, Eva
Dagaas, Virgie T.
Garcia, Zeny
Dela Torre, Khristine
Florece, Jervensense Salathiel Garcia, Zyra
Fabeliña, Nemie M.
Laila, Rommel & Rose
Dumaop, Zaldy & Liza
Iara, Fionah Ting
Dagos, Larry & Flor
Dela Vega, Jovita
Fabella, James & Nelda Flores, Avel Joey
Laiz, Lolita S.
Ibarra, Celeste
Dalay, Philip
Garibay, Kristianne
Dela Vega, Wilfredo & Maribel Duque, Leticia
Fabella, Jea Kassandra Flores, Dalisay
Landero, Jean
Durano, Diega
Ibarra, Ed & Chi
Dalusong, Merlyn
Jezamine
Deladia, Eddie & Miriam
Fabella, Jerameel G. Sr. Flores, Dexter & Alpha
Landig, Julie
Durano, Ruben III
Ico, Caraleigh, Creseleigh
Dano, Zenaida
Garing, Cely
Delafente, Iven
Flores, Donajean
Fabia, Elma
Lanquino, Dickson
Durante, Jotham Wade
Igot, Grace Arly
Dapog, Esther
Garing, Teddy
Delfino, Joy
Flores, Evelyn
Fabiala, Dan & Elvie
Laranjo, Romeo & Helen
Durante, Osy & Ruth
Ilag, Marlita & Family
Darang, Flaviana
Garte, Joseph
Delgado, Merlie
Fabila, Maricel & Arden Flores, Gerald & Jean
Largo, Vernie Gil
Dy, Deborah
Darantinao, Loida
Gaviola, Fred & Vilma Ilagan, Emalinda
Delos Angeles, Rogelio
Flores, Jhun
Fabila, Renz & Ara
Lastima, Dong & Ruthy
Ebuen, Ligaya
Ilustre, Brien
Datinguinoo, Pepito & Dory Delos Reyes, Beatriz
Gaza, Nilo & Family
Flores, Josephine
Fabito, Lia M.
Latagan, Gemma M.
Ecijan, Leoly
Ilustre, George & Jing
Datoy, Peter
Gelacio, Cristina
Delos Reyes, Gina
Flores, Lourdes
Fabon, Aga & Lea
Laurenciano, Merlin A.
Edquilang, Liezel
Imperial, Carmelita
David, Amor
Gelilang, Edwin
Delos Reyes, Sharon
Fabonan, Ma. Consuelo Flores, Marivic
Laviña, Ryan & Analie
Dayahan, Mel & Family Delos Santos, Ellen White Efondo, Nimfa
Gemoto, Bernie & Anna Imperial, Carmelito
Flores, Megumi
Fabrero, Suzette
Lavisto, Dra.Evelyn
Egar, Lemarjun R.
Imperial, Jed
Dayandayan, Cristita
Geniblazo, Mhitzi
Ratnam
Flores, Monalissa
Fabricante, Thess
Laygo, Evelyn
Eleda, Linda
Dayao, Dolly
Geniblazo, Mthu & Marie Imperial, Mark
Desierdo, Jasmine
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PHILIPPINE FRONTIER MISSIONS
APRIL - JUNE 2015
Lazaro, Nenita
Leano, Eleazer
Leano, Lyn
Leeping, Alex & Irene
Leeping, Angelika & Carl
Legaspi, Priscila
Lems, Renato
Leonor, Roger
Lepaspino, Nestor
Libante, Ismael
Libaton, Ester
Licuanan, Marina
Licuanan, Mirian
Ligalig, Bhoy
Ligan, Mark & Normela
Ligaya, Heddecel
Lim, Amelou
Lim, Fiscal Alfredo
Linatoc, Don & Emily
Lingatong, Lyn
Liongson, Eleonor Sioson
Lirag, Rod
Liwag, Leonila
Liwanag, Allan
Liwanagan, Carlito
Llanora, Annie
Llanto, Dovey
Llona, Michelle
Lopez, Gerson
Loredo, Fely
Lorejas, LG
Lorenzo, Irma
Loriezo, Lowell S.
Loriezo, Samuel & Gebra
Lozano Family
Luana, Eric & Geraldine
Lubiano, Reynalyn
Lubis, Poppy
Lubra, Estrella
Lucenas, Antonio
Lucion, Shekina Safe
Ludovice, Marcelo
Lumalang, Oseas R.
Lumampao, Elmo & Family
Lumantao, Raquel
Luneta, Mayfourth
Lupac, Kyla
Lustina, Major & Mrs.
Maala, Prezel
Mabignay, Eliceo
Mabini, Carolina
Mabituin, Abby & Rj
Mabituin, Rj & Anny
Mabulay, Engr. Jonas &
Noreen
Mabunga, Khing & Dhelz
Mabunga, Tellie
Macabales, Rodney
Macalalad, Cielo
Macanlolay, Lilia
Macapagal, Mr & Mrs.
Rupert
Macaraeg, Abeth & Cesar
Macaraeg, Engr. Jess
& Jinny
Macaraeg, June & Ruby
Macaraeg, Mary Ann
Macaraeg, Tita R.
Macatangay, Gonyang
Macatangay, Jeff & Jude
Macatangay, Lito & Mavic
Macatbag, Corason
Macatubal, Mr. & Mrs.
Warron
Madriaga, Miriam T.
Maestre, Daryl & Amor
Magadia, Nonie
Magallanes, Jimvy R.
Magbujos, Lucila A.
Magcamit, Elisa
Magcamit, Romuel & Annie
Magdato, Helda
Magdato, Robert & Marylou
Magistrado, Norma
Maglahus, Manuel & Grace
Maglipas, Sunbeam Love
Magpolong, Joy
Magracia, Vic
Magsalin, Albert
Magsalin, Miguela
Magsino, Sol
Maisa, Aldrin & Criszel
Maisa, Mary Jane
Majaras, Romeo D.
Malay, Prophetesa
Malik, Omron
Manalansan, Rolly & Bing
Manalo, Ananias & Rosario
Manalo, Levy
Manalo, Pam
Manalo, Rudy & Family
Manares, Jose
Manato, Melinda
Mandapat, Ali & Michiel
Mandar, Chal
Mandar, Raquel R.
Manez, Francis James
Manez, James
Mangulabnan, Sofia
Mangune, Boy & Lorena
Manigbas, Emmalou
Manigbas, Nora
Maningas, Sharon C.
Manliclic, Nino
Manluctao, Dita
Mansalapus, Joy Ann
Manua, Randy & Jeanly
Mapute, Myla
Maquiñana, Josephine
Maramara, Jessie & Angie
Maranan, Amanda
Maranan, Dra Nannette
Maranan, Herson
Maranan, Ida
Maranan, Japhet
Maranan, Victoria
Maranan, Wilson & Raquel
Marasigan, Luz
Marasigan, Raquel
Marcos Family
Marcos, Floreto
Mariano, Rex & Necy
Mariano, Floredemar F.
Mariscotes, Luby B.
Marqueses, April G.
Marquez, Drs Abet & Es
Marquez, Jacob
Marquez, Rex
Marquinez, Rominda
Marsada, Arthur
Martino, Lourdes
Marudo, Veronica
Marzon, Basalisa S.
Mascarinas, Ching & Pams
Mateo, Federito & Rebecca
Mateo, Joey
Mateo, Raffy
Matias, Anita
Matias, Greg & Imee
Matias, Nenita
Mating, Marilou
Matium, Jacinta
PHILIPPINE FRONTIER MISSIONS
Matriano Family
Maulian, Rodolfo & Family
Maximo, Gilbert
Mazo, Max
Medes Family
Medialdia, Mr. & Mrs. Pepito
Medil o, Jamine
Medil o, Lenie
Medina, Kit
Medrano, Joy N.
Melanio, Yelen Ivy
Melendrez, Cristofer & Amvi
Menchero, Christian
Mendiola, Fe B.
Mendoza Henia
Mendoza, Alicia
Mendoza, Badeth
Mendoza, Ching
Mendoza, Claudine
Mendoza, Edna
Mendoza, Ellen
Mendoza, Elton
Mendoza, Jeffrey & Laila
Mendoza, Julie
Mendoza, Julita
Mendoza, Lee
Mendoza, Letty
Mendoza, Mr. & Mrs.
Jonathan
Mendoza, Ruben
Mendoza, Salve
Mengote, Marylou
Meraña, Lyn
Mercado, Dr. Jocelyn
Mercado, Liwanag
Mercado, Rosie
Mercado, Zenaida
Mertz, Amparo
Metran, Cresencia
Mil an, Kristel Anne S.
Mindoro, Angelita
Mindoro, Wilmer & Mildy
Minia Family
Minioza, Janing
Miole, Mylene
Miraflor, Arcelie
Miral, Ed & Annabelle
Miranda, Carol
Miranda, Miriam
Miranda, Tony
Moñasque, Arnel & Kenny
Moncada, Marina
Monebit, Emeflor
Mongado, Margie
Mongaya, Alvin
Monis, Imelda
Monsales, Gina
Montalbo, Dora-Lourds
Montalbo, Jose
Montalbo, Marilou
Montapat, Micheal & Ali
Montemayor, Andre B.
Montes, Sammy
Montesenes, Lito & Ruth
Monton, Jigs Jr.
Mopaye, Albert & Marivic
Mopera, Momar & Arlene
Morada, Mr. & Mrs. Randy
Moralda, Nomrod
Moralde, Jun
Morales Family
Morales, Evangeline R.
Morales, Jamm
Morales, Menen
Morales, Ruben
Moralita, Ricardo
Morato, Grace
Morcil a, Conchita
Moreno, Adeth
Moreno, Eunice B.
Moreno, Manuel
Moreno, R-Jay
Moron, Rechelle
Morpi, Nelson & Lyn
Mortel, Rowena
Mostaza, Leonardo
Mostaza, Lolina
Mostrales, Nemuel
Mota, Karen
Moteseven, Charlie
Movida, Fidel
Movida, Jemuel
Mozo, Zeny
Mualla, Norbing & Isabel
Mulderam, Ma. Theresa
Muril o, Reynaldo
Musico, Glenn & Family
Mutya, Edna
Mutya, Rodolfo & Family
Mutya, Romulo
Mutya, Rowena
Nabong, Eric
Nacario, Hazel Refereal
Nagsuban, Vicky
Napenas, Julita
Napenas, Sylvia
Narbarte, Honey Kaye
Nario, Nazarino
Natividad, Bitong
Natividad, Eden & Jeddy
Nava, Ma. Cristina
Nava, Ronald
Navaja, Bobby & Family
Navarro, Jocelyn
Navia, Susan
Nene, Ligaya
Nene, Rhose
Nene, Ronie & Family
Nene, Teofista
Nepangue, Rima
Neri, Baberline
Neri, Tronito
Nero, Antonio
Nerves, Lina
Ngalamulume, John Dewey
Mwamba
Nicolas, Dearly
Nicolas, Jerry
Nicolas, Nehemias Jr
Nieves, Nick & Peny
Nilmeda, Jean
Nishinoya, Elvira
Nocum, Osias
Nolasco, John Erick P.
Nombrado, Nimfa
Nonano, Jocielyn
Novicio, Family
Novicio, Yeye
Nudalo, Gerson & Amy
Nuestro, Lolit
Nuestro, Sharry
Nuñes, Romie & Family
Nuñez, Leonilo
Nuñez, Marlope
Oabel, Enyang
Oabel, Felomena
Obejero, Estrelita S.
Obon, Regent & Leslie
Obon, Tony & Lolith
Ocadmia, Orbit
Ocado, Leopoldo
Ocampo, Dennis & She
Ocampo, Mody
Ocampo, Pr Jerry & Lita
Ocampo, Rodel & May
Ocdamia, Orbit
Ocfemia, Cyril & Family
Ochoa, Rodrigo
Odron, Mr & Mrs. Ricardo
Olalo, Crispin
Olarte, Mervyn Allan
Olay, Edith
Olazo, Hazel
Oling, Anie
Olivar, Vernie & Jael
Oliveros, Maricel
Olofernes, Aidyl Joy
Olofernes, Lydel Jane
Omalin, Marjulie
Omiping, Endalecia
Ondo, Sunshine
Ongpico, Christy
Opelario, Mr. & Mrs.
Operaña Raquel
Orbon, Myrtle
Ordamia, Orbit
Ordaniza, Abby Dianne
Ordaniza, Aida
Oreta, Muriel
Orgina, Carmen
Orlina, Elizabeth
Orlina, Raphy
Ormisa, Lito & Ann
Orong Orong, Doris
Ortaleza, Isabel
Ortinero, Sam
Pabatang, Beth
Pabeleds, Alhan
Pacalles, Alexander
Pacalles, Gina
Pacalles, Gretchen
Pacardo, Celso
Pacardo, Emy
Pacatang, Charlotte
Pacatang, Lito
Pacite, Haide
Padagdag, Joy
Padagdag, Nery Jane
Padagdag, Nora
Padil a, Carlos
Padil a, Joel & Laura
Padil a, Julie
Padil a, Ligaya
Padil a, Tomas
Paghunasan, Roel
Pagmanoja, Joel & Claire
Pagsiat, Guia
Pajarito, Dexter F.
Pajutang, Rita
Palacio, Joesa
Palacio, Mber
Palacol, Michelle
Pallatao, Mar & Joyce
Palma, Feling
Palomata, Esther
Palomata, Walter
Palomero, Oscar & Family
Pamati-an, Richard & Mel
Pamor, Nonelyn
Panabe, Nelly
Panaglima, Harlie, Daryle
& Adriel
Panaglima, Wil ie & Debbie
Panagsagon, Janelyn
Panergo, Norma
Panganiban, Connie
Panganiban, Feliciana
Panganiban, Gauden
SPECIAL REPORT
Pulido, Rigina
& Ellen
Panganiban, Julieta
Panganiban, Leah Marie
Panganiban, Sotero &
Paraluman
Pangga, Ding & Nory Jane
Pangilinan, Ellen
Papa, Nestor & Nora
Papa, Santos
Par, Catalina
Paragoso, Jessie
Pascual, Edith
Pascual, Moby
Pasiculan, Clarisa
Patigdas, Mila P.
Patiño, Jun
Patosa, Ramon & Grace
Paulin, Rueben
Payod, Ruel
Pedarios, Ronnie
Pedernal, Melody
Pedernal, Renato
Pedreso, Bot
Pedreso, Jun
Pedreso, Miles
Pedrez, Grace
Pedrina, Naomi
Pedro, Merbeth Christine L.
Penaflor, Jenet
Peñamora, Diosdado &
Family
Penke, Belen
Penson, Elsa
Penuela, Jean
Pepito, Oscar
Peralta, Adrian & Lea
Peralta, Francine & Frezy
Peralta, Lyssa, Ralph &
Renz
Perdido, Jonathan
Perdon, Joey
Perete, Basilisa
Perez, Bella
Perez, Consolacion
Perez, Melvin & Medy
Perez, Rey & Yolly
Perida, Belen
Perida, Pelmor
Peril, Zeny
Perlas, Susan
Petonio, Ariel
Pidlaon, Sarah
Pines, Analyn
Platon,Merly
Poblete, Ester
Podadas, Arianne & Nengie
Polancos, Jacqueline
Polando, Fely
Policarpio, Ed-Cel
Polintan, Sam & Mariz
Polomisara, Pricila
Ponce, Merlougen B.
Ponsaran, Ramona
Pontonia, Jose
Pornes, Eden
Portacion, Dra. Madeline
Portugal, Nelson & Carol
Posadas, Arianne & Nengie
Posadas, Jojie C.
Posim, Melchor
Prequencia, Felonila D.
Presas, Emmerson & Daisy
Profeta, Noemi
Prudente, Arturo
Ptr. Jeo & Weng Galabit
Pueblo, Reggie
PHILIPPINE FRONTIER MISSIONS
Pullon, Amy
Pulvera, Joseph & Eden
Pumatong, Elsie
Punay, Salome
Punzalan, Araceli
Punzalan, Precy
Pureza, Wendel & Janelle
Purpura, Eddie & Nancy
Purpura, Norman & Family
Puso, Gina
Quezon, Lilia
Quezon, Nerie
Quezon, Wilfred
Quijada, Mercy
Quiñones, Loida
Quinto, Socorro
Quion, Jennifer
Quion, Ronald Sonny
Rabacal, Cynthia
Rabacal, Rex Reeve
Rabano, Roberto & Rose
Rabano, Roselle Ann
Rabaya, Cheril e Mae
Rabino, Vergel & Juanita
Racoma, Loreto & Family
Radones, Ma. Melba
Ragrag, Rodel
Ragui, Dr. Paoring & Puring
Ramento, Micah Ann
Ramirez, Dr. John & Virgie
Ramirez, Elma Jane
Ramirez, Emil & Alice
Ramirez, Leony
Ramirez, Patrick
Ramirez, Ptr. Jimmy
Ramos, Antonio S.
Ramos, Connie
Ramos, Edna
Ramos, Ely
Ramos, Engr. F.B . Sr.
Ramos, Engr. Jojo & Nanie
Ramos, Esther
Ramos, Gemen & Ruth
Ramos, Lloyd & Thess
Ramos, Mary Ann
Ramos, Ptr. Gerry & Eva
Ramos, Renato
Ramos, Rowena Imelda A.
Ranara, Mr. & Mrs.Wil iam Jr.
Rañola, Dr. Rudy & Family
Rañola, Nympha
Rasa, Catalino Ike & Milema
Rasay, Persing
Rastrollo, Jeflyn
Rastrollo, Liza
Rastrollo, Renzyl
Raymundo, Aurelia
Real, Danica
Real, Lorna
Realisan Family
Reataza, Shella Mae Grace
Recalde, Wilma
Recohermoso, Vegener
Recto, Nelma
Refugia, Rosa
Regalado, Anice & Yxel
Regencia, Nely
Regoso, Rey & Noricel
Rejuso, Titus
Relado, Linda
Relado, Lune & Mae
Relampagos, Juanito Jr.
Relampagos, Rona
Relano, Corazon
Rellama, Sheila
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Rellis, Haydee
Rellis, Herson
Relloso, Dory
Relloso, Herson
Relloso, Salvadora
Relox Family
Renojo, Leah Santos
Reporma, Purificacion
Resari, Evelyn
Restrivera, Rachelle
Resuello, Lito
Resultay, Abner & Larnie
Resultay, Ariel
Revil a, Milarosa
Revil a, Princess
Revira, Rubeng
Rey, Levi
Reyes, Bojet & Baby
Reyes, Ermelito
Reyes, Gingging Q.
Reyes, Grace
Reyes, Ian & Chona
Reyes, Jerson Jerry
Reyes, Jose Rubenj R.
Reyes, Joy
Reyes, Leonor
Reyes, Liliosa E.
Reyes, Melita
Reyes, Mr. & Mrs. Emerlito
Reyes, Neneth
Reyes, Roy & Family
Reyes, Roydle
Reyes, Ruel & Clea
Reyes, Sharlene
Reyes, Wilma
Reyes, Windle
Ricalde, Ronald & Michil e
Ricalde, Ryan & Family
Rigon, Esther
Rinen, Betty
Rivera, Aurora
Rivera, Christopher &
Sharon
Rivera, Erlinda
Rivera, Glenda
Rivera, Letty
Rivera, Roy & Edith
Rizado, Leonor
Robarios, Marilou
Robijn, Evelyn
Robledo, Mely
Robles, Aristotle
Robles, Floriana
Rodelas, Melody
Rodelas, Menard
Rodriguez, Sonny &
Vangie E.
Rodriguez, Jane
Rodriguez, Purificacion
Roldan, Veronica
Rolle, Niel & Wilma
Rom, Florence
Rom, Mhaye & Froilan
Romero, Fidel & Gina
Romero, Lydia
Romuroro, Cynthia
Ronda, Ariel & Cristy
Rondero, Conception
Rondina, Eddie & Marel
Ronil o, Emelita
Rosal, Felipa
Rosales, Nestor
Rosales, Nora
Rosas, Marvez
Rosas, Samson & Veronica
Rose, Seracarpio
APRIL - JUNE 2015
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Rowena Gonzales
Roxas, Emilyn
Roxas, Shan Mique
Ruasa, Josieta
Ruaza, Anabelle
Rubion, Julieto
Rubrico, Nemuel
Rugas, Maryli T.
Rulloda, Khey & Jenny
Sabado Family
Sabado, Jocelyn
Sabio, Raymond E.
Sabugo, Jerson
Sabukuhan, Lilia
Sacalamitao, Mr. & Mrs.
Josie
Sacay, Jesie Lyn
Sacdal, Ella
Saculo, Evelyn
Sadsad, Evelyn
Saguing, Philcar A.
Sagun, Levy
Sala, Norma
Salagantin, Arnie M.
Salagubang, Nezie
Salapan, Jun & Violy
Salapare, Adrian
Salapare, Albert & Delia
Salapare, Goring
Salapare, Mercy
Salarda, Eufemia
Salayog, Enriqueta
Sales, Manny
Sales, Romie Joezer
Saliba, Armie Dianne
Saliba, Esting
Salido, Iris
Saligao, Paola
Saligao, Roderick & Beth
Salindo, Marina
Salonga, Crispina
Salonga, Eljoy & Gain
Salsona, Olive
Salte, Cecilio
Salte, Helen Grace
Salte, Illuminada
Salvador, Felomina
Salvador, Randy & Girlie
Samonte, Esther
Sampan, Ma. Rizza S.
Samson, Ilma
Samuel, Given
Samuyan, Milagros
San Juan, Kenneth
San Juan, Policarpio
San Pedro, Neneth
San, Juan, Arsenia
Sanchez, Beth
Sanchez, Donnalyn
Sanchez, Eden
Sanchez, Jessie
Sanchez, Ramerto
Sanchez, Remy
Sancho, Analine
Sandoval, Sandy
Sanidad, Helen T.
Sansano, Ainee Grace
Santiago, Eliseo C.
Santos, Chonita
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Mary Rose Fabrero
An Empty Missionary House
The missionary house is empty. There is no missionary
staying in this project. A new schoolteacher with her family
temporarily stayed in the house. But after 2 months, they left.
A rumor spread that they saw ghosts or they felt presence of
spirits in the house. They were afraid.
Obanis believed that when a house is left empty, evil
spirits will stay in that house. To send the evil spirits away,
the owner will call an ‘imam’ (Muslim priest), to pray in the
house. Sometimes others use dried coconut leaves, light it
with fire, and enter every corner of the room as if to send the
evil spirits away with a smoke. Then the ‘imam’ will begin his
‘bang’ (prayer) facing the west.
Satan has spread fear in that island. He is using many ways to get the attention of the
people. Spiritual battle is very real in this Muslim island. People are afraid of the evil spirits’
power. The enemy of the soul has succeeded in presenting himself as someone to be feared.
The place needs missionaries who are committed to stay and who will lead the
community to win this spiritual battle by God’s grace. The missionary house needs to be
filled with peace from the Almighty God.
MANOMBOG
Mary Rose Fabrero
Still Keeping the Sabbath
“How are you, *Babu?” I asked over the phone.
“I am sad, ma’am.”
“Why, it doesn’t sound on the phone that you are sad
today.”
She laughed. “I feel sad because we are only two here
worshipping every Sabbath.Are there no missionaries coming
yet for us, ma’am?”
“No one has answered the call yet. When
there are no missionaries, maybe we should call
for two angels in heaven to help you there.” I
answered to cheer her up.
“I like that, ma’am.” She laughed.
“But they don’t eat rice.” I teased.
“Oh that would be a problem.” She replied.
“But we are doing good, ma’am. Still going
on with our faith, and going to the Ranggar
during the Sabbath.”
*Babu was thankful for the presence of her
grandchildren.They cheered her up everyday. Being
a grandmother of a four year old and a two year-old child
is not easy. She and *Bapa, together with their grandchildren
go to the Ranggar during the Sabbath. Her neighbors who used to
worship with them during the Sabbath moved to the next village
which is an hour hike.
Her nearest neighbor is ten minutes’ walk away. Since her
daughter got married, *Babu has no time to go around and see her
neighbors. Her daughter who used to accompany her moved to
another island with her husband. The two grandchildren who are
with them also use much of her time.
Now, she has new neighbors.There are five households nearby.
I told her that they need her to share about Jesus. She said that she
will do it.
Pray for this couple that their faith will remain steadfast.
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“One gives freely, yet grows all the richer;
another withholds what he should give, and
only suffers want.” Proverbs 11:24 (ESV)
I have been working at PFM for
almost ten years. From my first year in
the ministry I have been a part of the
Donor Ministry Department. Part of our
tasks is to promote the ministry to SDA
churches here and abroad. We also visit
our supporters. Doing this is not easy but
what motivates us is that we are inspired
how God bless those who are faithful and
generous in sharing their means to God’s
work.
Last 2005, I met the “R” couple
in Dasmariñas. When we promoted
the ministry in their church, they have
cheerfully committed P100 monthly
for the ministry. I was inspired because
even though they are not rich that time,
they have the heart for God’s work.
Every time I visit them to collect their
donation, they regularly give despite
their many existing expenditures. They
work hard so that they can give their
monthly support. I also found out that
they are faithful tithe giver. When they
received extra blessings, they gave more
than what they have pledged. Year after
year, the husband got some big building
projects and other business opportunities
were opened to them. Year after year, as
their income increases, their monthly
donation increases too. Now, I can
say that they are already rich but they
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remained as down to earth people. Their principle in life is that they are God’s
steward. They owe everything to God so they will share the blessings to others.
Because of this, our rich and generous God is blessing them more.
I also met a woman who has hypertension and other sickness due to old age.
She spends P500 for her monthly check up. Sometimes she spent more than that
when she needs to buy medicines. When PFM visited their church, she was moved
to support the ministry. Though her money is limited, by faith she decided to
pledge P200 monthly. During my visit in her house, we encouraged one another
by sharing our testimonies. One time, she was so excited to share her joy to me.
She said, “You know, before I’m spending P500 for my monthly check up. However,
few months after I decided to support PFM, my doctor told me that I don’t need
anymore to go to him because I am already well. God is great. I only give P200
to His work but He removed P500 from my monthly expenses so I gained P300.
Indeed, when you are faithful, God is more than faithful.” I went home that day
truly blessed with the testimony of this dear old lady.
To our faith-partners, thank you for your untiring support for PFM. You are
not just a blessing to God’s work but to us as well. You continue to encourage us
to sacrifice. Let us remember what Apostle Paul said in 2 Cor. 9:6, “The farmer who
plants a few seeds will have a very small harvest. But the farmer who plants because he has
received God’s blessings will receive a harvest of God’s blessings in return.” God bless us all.
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