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Stories of Hope, Unity and Transformation

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Surviving the Heavy Spending World

by Janina Rivera | Aug 2, 2011

An English teacher by trade, “Nino” is like most young professionals earning a living. After learning how to handle his own finances in college, he applies what experience has taught him. This may seem bizarre, but the moment I see that I’ve only got around P 2,000 in...

Stubborn Love

Seabed

I was born in Manila. My mom later found out that my dad was married and had a family. We left him and went to the province. My mom later married a widower who had four children-- two boys and one girl. The eldest had previously left for Manila. I accepted these...

Rosh Hashana

Climate Change

Greetings to all! Int'l. Christian Embassy Jerusalem, Israel, is having a 72-hour "Rosh Hashanah" global prayer meeting from Sept. 17 (Thurs.) to Sept 20 (Sun.) with around 40-50 countries involved, including the Philippines. Please join our slot which is on Sept. 18...

For Such a Time as This

Seabed

EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was first published on June 3, 2017, by Tobiyah Carandang. We are re-publishing this to highlight the connection that the Philippines and Israel have with each other, especially since Rosh Hashana is coming up. Let us celebrate the Jewish...

One Voice in the back lanes of Geylang

Isaiah 61

May 2013 Geylang, Singapore City, Singapore One Voice spent 5 days in Geylang, Singapore praying for the ladies in the Red Light District and for the workers in Lorong 24. A week of miracles and compassion for the ones that God saved in this world. [gallery...

In the Steps of Jesus

Isaiah 61

By Rea Anna Buenaventura Known for being the red light district of Singapore, Geylang’s streets are clad with women of different nations in their most marketable, skimpy outfits and with their faces painted with heavy make-up to enhance their features. Transgender...

Operation TacloBUNS!

Isaiah 61

Bread falling from Heaven? You better believe it! Be part of Operation Taclobuns as we airdrop pandesal in neglected areas devastated by Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan). For more information, contact Omnisource at 2097470 or 5022905.

Home Is Where the Heart Is

Seabed

Home is Where the Heart is by Hazel Cano I just returned to the city where I grew up in, which is the City of Davao. This is after more than 20 years of not minding the activities in my hometown. I can now believe in the saying, "There is no place like home."...