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“Pasinaya” was more than a name—it was a call to inaugurate new beginnings, and to celebrate God’s work in enlarging our territory in Bulacan.

When we wait for God’s signal, His perfect timing, we find that the journey has been preparing us for the destination He’s chosen.

It is not just a building project; it's a testament to the power of faith and collective action in realizing a significant mission.

Rather than attracting piles of waste, Payatas will draw in individuals passionate about sharing the Gospel with the impoverished and the like.

We are not meant to be rigid. We are not meant to blindly follow a traditional path. Embracing diversity calls us to reassess, realign, and reprioritize our practices.

More than our genuine missional intent to reach out to the Mangyan tribe, we were completely astonished by what we had witnessed. Despite being economically impoverished and powerless, these people reminded us that those whose hope is anchored in His unfailing love and promises, will surely never lack. The Mangyans were living testimonies of giving generously without having to think of their own. Despite visibly experiencing insufficiencies, they withdrew their strength, hope, and trust in the Greatest Source of all.

JC’s Testimony I grew up in a Catholic household, so I was exposed to various figures and rituals that were part of our family traditions...

In Remembrance: Celebrating Year One On the 7th of February 2022, Grace City Zambales celebrated its first birthday. With a year that has flung by...

Last May 15 marked the start of the Regions Beyond Global Prayer Meeting, where our country, the Philippines, experienced what it was like to be...

Marco’s Testimony After experiencing doing missions in the provinces of Zambales and Bicol, and witnessing people being reached by the Gospel, I was significantly motivated...