Determining where the Lord was calling us to serve was not necessarily an easy journey.
It Is Not Our Work but God’s: Tribute to Wayne Courtney
Wayne Courtney faithfully served his Lord and Savior for 99 years on earth.
Precious in the Sight of the Lord: Tribute to Ann Soden
Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints. This Precious Saint, Ann, is now rejoicing in the presence of Jesus Christ and, while we grieve her loss, we do not do so as those without hope. We who know Jesus as our Lord and Savior can rest assured that her absence is only temporary, until we reunite with her and Jesus for all eternity.
Plantitas and Plantitos Unite! Re-Cultivating a Sense of Awe and Wonder in Urban Philippines
In the new era of quarantine haircuts and dressing nicely only from the waist up for virtual meetings, there is another growing trend.
How Much Do You Know about the Philippines?
How much do you know about the Philippines? Take our quiz to test your knowledge.
5 Ways to Participate in Creation Care Where You’re Planted
What images come to mind when you hear the term “creation care”? Do you picture a dense rain forest bursting with wildlife from the treetops to the forest floor; an abundant garden with plump fruits and vegetables ready for harvest; or a clean ocean teeming with all kinds of marine life? What about people – what kinds of people are there and what are they doing?
Bukang Liwayway Relief Project Update
Twenty years ago, OMF Philippines Field Member Patrick Hobbs began an integral ministry that includes planting house churches among Metro Manila’s urban poor. This ministry is now called Bukang Liwayway (BL). In English, this means Dawn for the Poor.
Finding Security in Christ When Life Is Uncertain
Rainbow McDowell’s life has been anything but predictable. She moved to the Philippines with her missionary parents when she was only six months old, and life has not stopped changing since. Now, after graduating from college in the U.S., Rainbow is sensing God’s call to serve back in the Philippines.
The Prayers of Her Enemies
Minda is a well-educated, skillful communicator and leader in her Manobo tribal community. When she was committed to her own religion, she viewed Christians with suspicion. She was 36 years old when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. An expensive operation was needed and each day brought her closer to death. She was terrified.
How God Is Using Campus Ministry in the Philippines
In the 1980s, an intelligent young woman received a scholarship to attend the University of the Philippines. While there, she came to faith in Jesus Christ. She went on to earn several degrees and she has now served as a college president for many years.
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