Our Love and Passion for the Philippines

Our Love and Passion for the Philippines

May 24, 2022 | Isaiah 61

Heroes and Villains Our life story, the stories of our loved ones, our belief system, and how we grew up which includes our traumas, past pains, fears, and anxieties; the mainstream media and social media; our moral values and religion; how we view God and where we...
A Way to Light (Part 2)

A Way to Light (Part 2)

Apr 21, 2022 | Seabed

The Story of Leyl Valdez As told to Grace Roscia Estuesta The prayers my lola uttered, the worship songs that played in our house, and the Word of God ministered to me and kept me. I believed this birthed my encounters with the Lord. Through it all, I believed that...
A Way to Light (Part 1)

A Way to Light (Part 1)

Apr 13, 2022 | Seabed

The Story of Leyl Valdez As told to Grace Roscia Estuesta As I listened to my eldest brother’s tape playing the song “World’s Apart” by Jars of Clay in 1995, the seed of intimacy was planted in my heart. Love notes filled the room, and this paved the way for my...
Hope After the Storm (Part 2)

Hope After the Storm (Part 2)

Apr 5, 2022 | Isaiah 61

Help kept coming in from friends and from clients abroad. One Voice Magazine and Help International partnered with us and sent monetary support to continue the outreaches. The third wave of community outreach was the most emotional one. We distributed bags of rice in...
Urgent Appeal for Ukrainian Aliyah

Urgent Appeal for Ukrainian Aliyah

Mar 17, 2022 | Partner's Corner

The evacuation of refugees happening in Ukraine right now is massive. This article give us a glimpse of what’s happening and how ICEJ is working to help in the crisis. One Voice Magazine is in partnership with ICEJ-Philippines and is currently launching a...
Hope After the Storm (Part 1)

Hope After the Storm (Part 1)

Mar 17, 2022 | Articles, Isaiah 61

I woke up to the sounds of busy streets and happy noises from children playing. I checked my phone with eyes half-open to see what time it was. It was 2:00 p.m., no wonder I felt hungry. A couple of months had passed since Typhoon Odette “Rai” struck Cebu, but the...