A few days ago, a video of a fiscal arguing with an MMDA enforcer has been circulating the social media. If you are always online on Facebook, it’s impossible not to see it – IT’S EVERYWHERE! I’m talking about the infamous 5-minute MMDA fiasco. But just in case you haven’t seen it, here’s the full …
Photo credit: Ptr. Vincent Quiñones One of our churches in Things to Come Mission Incorporated recently celebrated its 17th founding anniversary last Sunday, March 12, 2017, and I am happy to be a part of this wonderful celebration. God blessed Dasmariñas Grace Gospel Church of Christ for 17 years already. Although it was unplanned, I, together …
After our successful CLAG women’s fellowship, we, officers, finally had the chance to retreat and have fun before another fellowship comes – the Kid’s Camp, which we’ll also help organize. Unfortunately, our PIO and secretary didn’t make it due to schedule conflicts so it was just us: pres, v-pres, secretary and treasurer that made it. …
Now that the inauguration of the new president and vice president just concluded, the new administrations starts rolling out their plans for the country. And we, as the citizens of the republic of the Philippines, are hopeful for the change that the new administration brings. If we go back to the bible times, we will …
I have posted this on my personal Facebook wall as well. This is my first participation for the election and alas, it didn’t turn out well. This happened in Commonwealth Elementary School (I was able to take a few photos and a video of this but I’m not sure if I’m allowed to post them). …
Today is the end of all the election campaigns, the end of social media fights against their presidential bets, the end all meeting de avance (and sadly all vote-buying to some). Today, we’re going to do something that will affect the next 6 years of our lives here in the Philippines. We are going to …
The Philippines is again facing a great challenge as many homes were torn apart and devastated by Typhoon Ruby (International name “Hagupit”). Up to date, it has been reported that there were 21 dead (according to the Philippine Red Cross)/8 (acc. to NDRRMC), 151 were wounded and millions were forced to evacuate to shelters to ensure …