Posts Tagged ‘Philippines’

WHBTC Laoag Students Mssions Trip to Apayao, Philippines 2008

World Harvest Missions 2008!

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WHBTC Masbate 2008

As many of you know, we opened a new Bible training center in the heart of Masbate City in early August of 2008. Many graciously responded for our call of help! Twenty students enrolled for the charter class from Masbate Island, Ticao, and Burias Island for the 10-month ministerial training. A Library was quickly set-up to help the students and local pastors. Outreach teams also took off two months later for evangelism. To date, these students led 3,350 souls to the Lord Jesus Christ! Hallelujah! Your love, prayers and support allows us to train men and women for God’s end-time harvest! On behalf of the World Harvest staff and students we want to thank you Friends and Partners in the Ministry!. We believe God for a bountiful blessings back to you and your family for your labor of love and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ!

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Merry Christmas From Your WHBTC Family!

Here in Masbate City….

Dear Friends,

Greetings in Jesus’ name!  May this note find you blessed and enjoying the rest of summer break.

I arrived back safe to Masbate City Monday inspite of two typhoons lingering in the Philippine atmosphere.  It was good to find Ptr Pio and Bro. Rey waiting for me at the airport with the ministry FX.  The students and their pastors and a few parents were waiting in school when we arrived.  There was joy and excitement in the air as the students with eyes filled with anticipation waited for my instructions.  A local Masbateno brother (Joey) assisted as as we purchased the electric fans, class chairs, ordered a custom made whiteboard, kitchen items (such as kaldero, kawali, sandok, etc), water dispenser, tons of light bulbs, etc.

The previous tenant failed to pay the electric bill for almost one year.  We went ahead and paid the humongous balance at the Marelco and was promised electricity by 4pm that day.  By the time we arrived back to school in the evening, lo and behold, we held our very first night in school on candlelights, every mosquito feasting on my feet, and doors with broken locks.  Super init.  I really thought i was suffering for Jesus especially my hairdo (he he he).  With our cellphones dying on us, we really needed electricity.  Pastor Pio and Rey returned to the elec company the next day and praise the Lord, we’re on business!
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