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Church Planting Work in Tarlac City
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is in reply to the requested results of our mission in Tarlac City
for PCC publications. We thank you for that request. Rejoice with
us! The gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ was sown in the heart of
many precious souls through World Bible School correspondence courses,
Home Bible Studies, religious tracts distributions, personal prayers
and encouragements. Many attended our Sunday Bible classes and worship
services. Finally, last February 5, 2005, we baptized into Christ
for the remissions of sins the following: Pamela Cruz, Stephanie
Liwanag and Gerald Medina. On February 12, 2005, another 3 were
baptized, they are: Edwin Medina, Maria Alyssa Cabalu and Sarah
Jane Cabalu. These are from Paroba 2, Tibag, Tarlac City. On March
5, the grandmother of Stephanie Liwanag, Mrs. Pacita Bernabe, 79
yrs old, also responded and was baptized. On March 12, Mrs. Pacita
Bernabe encouraged her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Rose Bernabe, to accept
the gospel of Christ, which she gladly heeded the call and was baptized
that day. We glorify the power of the Word of God. We are grateful
we can be of service in the preaching and teaching of the gospel.
We desire to give our best so many can find their places in the
Kingdom of God. We give thanks to many concerned Christians who
came from Region I, Region 2 and Region 3 to Tarlac City and helped
in massive campaigns which resulted to enrollments of students to
WBS, tracts distributions, home Bible studies and publications of
our worship services. We desire to continue with the mission work.
We are extremely happy for these precious souls responding at
the right time! May Almighty God continue to help us in propagating
the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in Tarlac City. Please remember
us in your most devoted prayers. Editor’s note: Felix and Loyola
Bravo came back to the Philippines after living in USA for several
years and getting their US citizenship. Although they are already
in their late 60’s, they came back to the Philippines and personally
pioneered a church planting work with very little monetary support.
Praise God for dedicated workers like them.
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