Monthly publication of Sabang Church of Christ Disciples
Sabang, Dasmariñas, Cavite 4114, Tel. No. 046-416-0221
NOVEMBER 2005
VOLUME 3, NUMBER 11
P-A-G-K-U-P-K-O-P
by Pastor Eman Revellame Sr.
Tila mabilis ang pag-usad ng panahon. Malapit
ng gunitain ang “PINAG-ISANG TAON” ng trahedyang
naganap dito sa North Quezon. Nais kong saglit sulyapan
ang hagupit at lupit ng kalamidad noong Nobyembre 29,
2004. Maraming buhay ang nawala, na ang ilan hanggang
sa kasalukuyan ay di pa rin natatagpuan. Nawasak at
nasira ang kalikasan, maraming bahay ang natabunan at
inanod ng baha. Mga palayan o sakahan ang natabunan
ng mga kahoy at lupang galing kabundukan. Kasama ring
natabunan ang irigasyon o patubig, nawasak at naglaho
ang maraming bankang-pangisda o pamalakaya. Sa isang
salita “KAHIRAPAN”… Ayon sa mga ekspertong nagsuri
dito sa Quezon tatlo hanggang limang taon bago
makakabangon at makakaahon ang North Quezon REINA
(Real, Infanta, Nakar).
Katulad nami’y mga batang paslit na naulila,
nagpipilit na maaninaw kung may sisikat na pag-asa.
Dahil sa kalamidad na nanalanta lalong naging mahirap
ang kalagayan ng Tignoan lalo na sa usaping
pangkabuhayan. Gayunman, ang mga mananampalataya
ng UCCP Tignoan bagamat pinanghihinaan ng kalooban
kapag tumitingin sa kalagayan ay nabubuhayan ng pagasa at nagkakaroon ng lakas sa sandaling tingnan ang
Dios na mapagkalinga.
Ang Dios na higit na nakakaalam ng kalagayan ng
Tignoan ay nagpadama at nagpamalas ng Kanyang
pagkupkop. Ang UCCP Sabang ay siyang naging
mapagkalinga at mapagkupkop na kamay ng Dios upang
humakbang at sumulong sa pagbangon at pag-ahon. Ang
pagpapahayag ng UCCP Sabang ng pagkupkop sa UCCP
Tignoan ay kapahayagan ng pagbibigay pag-asa sa mga
mananampalataya o kapatiran ng Tignoan. Sabi nga, “Ang
pasimulain
ng
malayong
paglalakbay
ay
ang
paghakbang”. Amin ng sinimulan ang paghakbang
patungo sa landas ng pag-ahon at pagbangon. Ang
suportang moral, panalangin at pananalapi ay isang
dakilang biyaya. Sa diwa ng pag-ibig, pagdamay at
pagmamalasakit ng UCCP Sabang iniluwal o isinilang ang
“LINGAP-BUHAY KAPATIRAN” tungo sa isang mabuti at
mapanagutang katiwala.
Nababanaag na ang liwanag ng PAG-ASA upang
aming muling buuin ang mga pangarap na tinabunan at
inanod ng baha. Ang UCCP Tignoan ay buong pusong
nagpapahayag ng pasasalamat kasama ang kanilang
manggagawa Rev. Emmanuel Revellame Sr. sa UCCP
Sabang at sa kanilang manggagawa Rev. Calipay “Leng”
Lubang. Ang inyong pagkupkop sa amin ay isang
konkretong kapahayagan ng pag-ibig at pagmamalasakit
ng Dios.
Muli maraming salamat. Sa Dios ang kapurihan!
Si Pastor Eman Revellame Sr. ang Administrative Pastor ng
UCCP Tignoan sa kasalukuyan.
I Saw the Lord in Tignoan
by Lina L. Reyes
When tragedy struck Tignoan and some
parts of Quezon our hearts broke. We
were ashamed to admit it but when life’s
circumstance hurt so much, our faith is
often mixed with doubt.
Lord, I sure don’t understand you. Why did you allow this
to happen?
Nakita natin sa telebisyon at nabasa sa mga
diyaryo ang mga nangyaring trahedya. Mga bahay na
giba, nagkalat na bangkay, inaanod na mga troso, mga
taong naglalakad na mistulang baliw at tulala at walang
tiyak na patutunguhan.
Lord, You are beyond my understanding. But I still
wonder, have you turned your back on us? Have you
forgotten to be good?
Our trip to Tignoan last October 4, 2004 was a
revelation of God’s mercy and kindness – Jeremiah 29:1113.
The people of Tignoan were happy and alive.
Their faces showed no trace of yesterday’s terror.
Recounting their ordeal, I was so amazed to see them
painless and still grateful to the Lord that they survived.
Yes, Lord. You are good in countless ways.
Forgive me Lord, for my questions and doubts about you!
Nakita ko sa mukha at mata ni Pastor Emman
Revellame ang kapayapaan at kagalakan sa aming
pagdating sa kanilang lugar. Sinalubong kami ng mga ngiti
at masiglang kumustahan ng mga taga UCCP Tignoan.
HINDI naging hadlang sa usapan at balitaan ang tila
ulilang simbahan na walang dingding at tagusan ang ulan
at araw sa loob nito.
Nagsalo kami sa tanghalian
Every loss leaves
ng kung anu-ano naming bitbit
an empty space
galing sa Kabite. Ang mga ulam na
adobong pusit at ginataang dahong
that only God’s
gabi naman ay handog na ulam,
presence can fill.
istayl-Tignoan.
May
kalamay,
putong gawa sa kamoteng-kahoy,
saging at buko.
After lunch, we went house visitation. Hopping from
house to house, we saw the piglets (part of the money
donated by UCCP Sabang) and confirmed “baboy na sila”
weighing 60-70 kilos. There were fifteen piglets but one
died. Walking side by side with Pastor Emman I felt so glad
that I have known this man whom God has chosen to be the
“jolly angel” of UCCP Tignoan.
Napakamasayahing tao ni Pastor Emman! Kaya
nga siya ang pinili ng Diyos para pasayahin ang mga
nagdurusa at maging tulay ng bagong pag-asa. Sabi niya
sa amin “Sa Tignoan – mumog sa umaga, kudkod na niyog
at binitak na kamoteng-kahoy sa tanghalian at sa gabi ay
tulog na lang”. Ganoon ang buhay nila na buong puso at
kagalakan nilang sinasalubong araw-araw.
Habang naglalakad ay minsan ko pang minasdan
ang kapaligiran. Ang mga kalbong bundok, mga bakas ng
rumaragasang tubig – bundok kasama ang naglalakihang
troso at mga batong-buhay na tumabon sa mga bahay at
kumitil sa maraming buhay. Ngunit nakapa ko sa isang
sulok ng aking puso ang di-matingkalang pananalig sa
Diyos ng mga taga Tignoan.
Every loss leaves an empty space that only God’s
presence can fill.
It was time to say good-bye. As we waved our
hands, I looked around once more. And I said to myself,
“the things they lost momentarily were replaced with a
treasure only God can give – FAITH.
Trustee of God’s Ministry
“Stewardship is the use of God-given resources for
the accomplishment of God-given goals.” (Ron Blue from
Charles Swindoll’s Favorite Sermon Stories and
Illustrations). Utilizing this quote we can say that
stewardship is not, therefore, about the steward, which from
the word itself would create such impression, but about
God. It is from God that the resources a steward uses
come and God’s goals a steward is directed upon. Another
word for a steward, then, is a “trustee” who is a person
especially called or set apart by the Owner to do a particular
act of service. A trustee does not own the resources or
ministry left on his/her hands. He/she was just called to
manage it wisely for the pleasure and glory of the Source.
The resources a trustee manages may be classified
into three T’s – time, talent and treasure. On Stewardship
Month such as we are observing this November, it is talent
and treasure that are popularly discussed in sermons and
Sunday school classes, culminating on thanksgiving
offering. Stewardship theme is oftentimes focused on
money and talents. In our church, for example, there is this
yearly “Talents’ Nite” galore displaying the many gifts
members possess and putting them together in a
presentation. We also integrate the Everybody’s Birthday
on the last Sunday of the month where we offer a certain
amount of money representing our respective ages. Has it
occurred to us to reflect on time as a resource God has also
entrusted to us to manage and to ask the question of what
indeed is the God-given goal that has to be accomplished in
stewardship?
Time weaves through talents and treasure. It is not
just measured in terms of hours or seconds, days or weeks
but in the quality of life well lived. Time is the thread that
connects our acts of stewardship with God’s ministry
entrusted on us as trustees or stewards. Jesus ministered
with a sense of urgency as expressed in this verse, “I must
work the works of Him that sent me while it is day. The
night comes when no one can work.” (John 9:4) Note the
reference to God who had sent him. He did not take
ownership of the work but attributed it to God. And what is
it that he must work on? To reconcile people to God - this is
the ministry entrusted upon God’s stewards. The Apostle
Paul wrote this clearly to the Corinthians saying, “All this is
from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and
has given us the ministry of reconciliation.” (2 Cor. 5:18)
We have been estranged from God because of sin,
of rebellion against God’s will. This rebellion is manifested
on the deteriorating condition of our environment, on wars
between peoples, on poverty, acts of terror and many
others. To be a steward, therefore, is to participate in God’s
reconciling acts with a sense of immediacy. The material
things we enjoy in this life as well as the skills and abilities
we possess enabling us to earn a living are to be managed
towards reconciling people back to the Creator, the Owner
of everything in this world. This November we shall focus
our Sunday school lessons, sermons and weekday
exhortations on the theme, “The Church: Trustee of God’s
Ministry” as broken down on the following lectionary with
Schedule of Preachers:
Theme: Iglesya: Pinagkatiwalaan ng Ministeryo ni Jesus
November 6 – Communion Sunday
“Pinagkatiwalaang Mangalaga ng Sangnilikha”
OT: Job 26:5-14
NT: Roma 1:18-25
 Preacher: Pastor Leng Lubang
November 13 – Church Workers Sunday
“Pinagkatiwalaang Kumalinga ng mga Manggagawa”
OT: 2 Kings 4:8-17
NT: 1 Cor. 9:1-14
 Preacher: Elder Juliet Dayrit
November 20 – Theological Education Sunday
“Pinagkatiwalaang Pahalagahan ang Bawat Oras”
OT: Ecclesiastes 12:1-7 NT: Colossians 4:2-6
 Preacher: Pastor Leng Lubang
November 27 – Stewardship/Thanksgiving
Sunday
“Pinagkatiwalaang Maghandog ng Buong Sarili sa Diwa ng
Pasasalamat”
OT: Habbakuk 3:10-19 NT: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-24
 Preacher: Pastor Leng Lubang
May we appreciate in a deeper way and be challenged to
take on the responsibility of being a trustee of God’s
ministry of reconciliation.
Get to Know Becky, an International Intern
Hello UCCP Sabang! My name is Rebecca (Becky) Mateer, and I am your new international intern. I
am grateful for this opportunity to introduce myself to the congregation; I hope it helps you learn a little
bit about me.
I have been sent to the Philippines by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to serve for one year
in partnership with UCCP. The Lutheran Church’s program is for young adults to gain international experience to help foster
stronger leadership in the church. As a volunteer exposurist, my job is to learn as much as I can about Filipino life. My home
congregations in Houston and San Antonio, Texas sponsor my volunteer year, and I regularly write newsletters back to them
reporting on my experiences. UCCP is graciously hosting me, and I have been assigned to live here in Cavite and work with
your congregation. I have been in the Philippines since August living in Manila and traveling around Southern Tagalog for
orientation. After two months of traveling and intense experiences, I am excited to settle down into a community. Besides a
few reflection retreats in January and May, I will be living and working here at UCCP Sabang until August 2006.
I am a twenty-four year old American. I was born in Ohio, but I moved to Texas when I was eight years old. I went to high
school in Houston, Texas, but I have been living in San Antonio for the past five years. I went to Trinity University and earned
my Bachelor’s of Arts in History and my Masters of Arts in Teaching. Í am certified to teach high school History and Special
Education. During the summers, I work at a summer camp in Pennsylvania leading children in kayaking, rock climbing, hiking,
and canoeing. I love being in the outdoors, reading, and traveling.
I am a middle child. I have a sister, Kate, who is twenty-five and engaged to be married to Sage. She is an English teacher in
Austin, Texas, and she studies Shakespeare. My brother, Daniel, is eighteen years old. He is a freshman at the University of
Texas in Austin. He studies Business and Psychology. He also plays guitar for a band. My mother is a Children’s Librarian and
my father workers for American Racer Tires.
It is difficult to come into a new community where I do not know anyone, so thank you for making my first Sunday at Sabang
so welcoming. I am still trying to figure out what to do and say. Thank you for your patience with me; it will take me a while to
learn everyone’s names and how to speak Tagalog. I am eager to get to know the congregation, so please feel free to
come up and talk with me because I feel a little shy and overwhelmed. My primary job here is to build relationships; I always
have time to visit with you. I look forward to getting to know you and Sabang. Thank you for hosting me.
SCCD History
Mga highlights sa Walong Dekada ng Buhay ng Sabang Church of Christ Disciples
(4th of a series) Ikalimang Dekada (1966-1976)
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Ang magkatuwang na paglilingkod ng mag-asawang Pastor Bejar at Kap. Ester ay tumulong sa pagpapayabong ng
gawain sa iglesya. Nang magkasakit nga lamang si Kap Ester Bejar at ninais ni Kap. Ester na maglingkod at
manirahan sa kaniyang bayan sa Calamba ay minabuti nilang umalis makalipas ang ilan ding taon.
1968, December Sa imbitasiyon ni Kap Myrna Sapida-Chan sa dalawang kabataan ng Bethel Temple na sina Evelyn
Cunanan at Yoly Abalos, nakaranas ng spiritual revival ang ilang mga kabataan na kung saan ay nasaksihan ang
tinatawag na “pentecostal experience” na speaking in tongues, madamdaming panalangin na may kasamang mga
pag-iyak at iba pang naiibang karanasan na nagdala ng pagkagulat ng ilang mga miembro. Ang mga kabataan na
nanguna rito ay hindi naunawaan ng ibang mga nakatatanda sa iglesya kung kaya’t may panahon na sila’y dumadalo
sa prayer meeting ng Malagasang Four Square. Ito ay nangyari sa panahon ni Pastor Bejar.
Sumunod kay Pastor Bejar si Pastor Roger Neri na pawang pinagpatuloy ang mga sinimulang gawain ng nauna sa
kaniya.Malimit siyang nagiimbita ng ibat-ibang pastor mula sa ibat-ibang churches at denomination para sa
lingguhang pananambahan.
Unang pagpapadala ng mga kabataang delegado sa Disciples Convention sa Laguna. Ito’y sina Kap. Dave Samson
at Kap. Rene Cantada.
1970. Sa panahon ni Pastor Roger Neri, ang “spriritual revival” na naranasan ng mga kabataan na sina Sol SaulogReyes at Efren Frani ay nagudyok sa kanila upang lumabas at magkaroon ng OutStation(Outreach) sa Malagasang I
na kung saan ay nagturo sila ng Sunday School sa mga bata. Tinulungan sila kalaunan nina Toots Bombita, Thelma
Tirona-Cunanan, Lucy Saulog at Mely Lara. Ilang katandaan laluna ang pamilya ng Julita Camerino ay nagbukas din
ng puso at tinanggap ang Panginoon. Sa panahong ito inimbitahan silang dumalo sa pananambahan sa Sabang
Disciples. Nang dumami na ang mga miembrong dumadalo galing sa Malagasang 1st, nagtayo na rin sila ng sariling
church na tinawag na Malagasang 1st Assemblies of God. Ito ang kinikilalang unang anak sa pananampalataya ng
Sabang Disciples.
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Dumating si Pastor Camilo Principe na tapos sa Bethel Bible College at siya’y naglingkod sa mahaba-haba ring
panahon. Ang karanasan ng pagkilos ng Espiritu Santo ay lalong tumingkad sa paglilingkod niya. May mga
kabataang nakadama ng pagtawag sa ministeryo at ang ilan sa kanila’y nagsipag-aral sa Bethel Bible College tulad
nina Kap. Myrna Sapida-Chan, Kap Thelma Tirona-Cunanan at Pastor Nelson Frani.
1974 April. Sa panahon ni Pastor Prinsipe nagkaroon ng Camping ang mga kabataan sa Benguet na kung saan
inisponsor ni Kap Violeta Tirona-Jardiniano ang mga anak ng Kap Chaling at Isidro Amargo na sina Pat, Ira, Lav
Amargo at ang kanilang pinsan na sina Mar at Manny Jardiniano upang makadalo sa nasabing camping at makarinig
ng salita ng Diyos. Kasama dito ang ilang kabataan ng Sabang Disciples na sina Sonia Sapida at Trudy “Tuding”
Fauni. Pagkatapos ng camping, inimbitahan ni Kap Volet si Pastor Prinsipe upang magturo sa mga campers at ilang
adults. Ang mga kabataan na sina Sonia Sapida, Precy Sapida, at Tessie Cantada ay tumulong naman sa pagtuturo
sa mga bata. Ang gawaing ito ay ipinagpatuloy naman ni Pastor Jennys Cabaluna at ilang kabataan na sina Ruth,
Miriam, Tessie at Josie Camerino ng Malagasang1st Assemblies of God na anak sa pananampalataya ng Sabang
Disciples. Ang outreach work na ito ay nabuong isang church na tinawag na Riverside Assemblies of God na sa
ngayon ay pinangalanang Dasmarinas Assemblies of God. Ito ay tinaguriang apo sa pananampalataya ng Sabang
Disciples.
1975. Ang Sabang Disciples, Riverside Assemblies of God at Malagasang 1st Assemblies of God ay nagtulungtulong para magkaroon ng Outreach sa Paliparan, sa bayan ng Kap Isidro Amargo. Si Pastor Prinsipe at ilang
kabataan na sina Kap Trudy “Tuding” Fauni-Reyes ay nakasama sa pagpapahayag ng “evanghelismo” na idinaos sa
lugar na ito. Ang gawain dito ay ipinagpatuloy nina Pastor Jennys Cabaluna, Ruth, Miriam, Tessie at Josie Camerino
ng Malagasang 1st Asembly of God. Ang outreach na ito ay nabuo rin na isang church na tinawag na “Sambahan sa
Nayon” na ngayon ay kilala sa pangalang “Blessed Hope Assemblies of God.” Tinagurian din itong apo ng Sabang
Church of Christ Disciples.
D’Newsbits
2nd Mission Team visits UCCP Tignoan.
A team of six people, five of
whom were women went to visit
UCCP Tignoan on October 4,
2005 to fellowship with church
members and see with their own
eyes the progress of the “AbotBiyaya”
Mission
partnership
project. Testimonies of the fellowship-visit are to be
read in this same issue of DNews. The six who
constitute this second visit were Pastor Leng, CWA
President Joann Samonte, Outreach Teacher and
Elder Juliet Dayrit, Sunday school Teacher Lina
Reyes and representative of the US Fund Raising
Team Volet Jardiniano. UCM member Allan Samonte
served as the “pilot” having offered their van as
transport service. The next mission team will be from
the young people and UCM groups sometime January
next year.
Project Nehemiah Updates:
Church roof almost complete. After
more than two months of slow but
careful work by a small crew of
welders supervised voluntarily by
Trustee Raymond Fauni, the roof steel
frame of the church building has been
completed. Now the covering sheets are to be
installed and in a few weeks the whole structure will
be covered, thereby, protecting it from weather
elements. As of this date, the total fund raised for
Project Nehemiah including the seed money is
P4,310,075.10. A total pledge of P446,000.00 was
generated for the Raise the Roof, P141,043 of which
was already given. The remaining work which will
require millions still of pesos includes the ramp,
plastering of walls, flooring of the ground level,
installation of windows and doors, comfort rooms,
office partitioning and retaining wall along the creek.
SCCD chosen as ECUIMM placement
The UCCP Sabang Church of Christ Disciples was
chosen to be one of the placements in this year’s
batch of ECUIMM (Ecumenical Intern in Mutual
Mission).
ECUIMM is a program of the UCCP
National Office in partnership with some Protestant
churches in US, Canada and Europe. Participated in
by eight interns this year, SCCD was assigned a
young woman, Rebecca Mateer, from Texas, USA
belonging to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
America (ELCA). An article about her is written in this
issue of DNews.
Differently able child receives wheelchair
Jethro Gomez, the six year old child of Paulina and
Abe Gomez who was born with limb and spinal
problems received a specially-designed wheelchair
through tapping charitable agencies like PCSO and
Tahanang Walang Hagdan, networking of which was
initiated by Fortune Tirona. The wheelchair has
helped his parents greatly in facilitating the giving of
care to Jethro.
Disciples Learning
Academy Section
School Newsbeats and Pieces
DLA celebrates 22nd Founding Day.
Amid heavy downpour and inclement
weather condition, the 22nd Founding
Anniversary of the Disciples Learning
Academy was celebrated meaningfully
with Ms. Lina Reyes, the chairperson of
the DLA School Board as guest speaker
on October 28, 2005. Her message
centered on the theme, “The Heart of Education is the
Education of the Heart” challenging parents and school
personnel to work hand in hand in bringing out the best in
every pupil’s heart to become a godly, educated person of
society. Integrated with the program was the United
Nations Day wherein some member countries were
represented in a ramp parade by various class muses.
Winners of the different contests were also awarded
during the program. Awardees were
Christine
Joy
Mallari, Dilean Frani, Rica May Candoy, Emily Mae
Mangubat, Ma. Niña Bajade, and Karen Joy Millana for
Flag Making Contest and for Poster Making contest, the
sole winner was Avinson Matro. Teacher Michelle
Policarpio coordinated the entire program
First Scout Investiture held. The first ever Scout
Investiture in the DLA was held on October 28, 2005 at
2:00 p.m. involving 41 girl scouts and 25 boy scouts.
Investing scout officer from the Dasmarinas Public School
First District was Scout Master Melvin Reyes. Parents,
sponsors and other guests witnessed this historical event
and from them, a total of P2,360.00 was received as gift
for the DLA scouting organization. An Overnight Backyard
Camping followed the investiture but due to heavy rains,
the scouts made do with classrooms as sleeping area and
not tents. Scout Master Melvin Reyes with another Scout
Master Nilo Sumagui provided the leadership training to
the Boy Scouts. Leading this scout organization in the
DLA are Teachers Johnirey Sapon and Janet Malcon.
DLA faculty line-up changes. The resignation and
maternity leave of two faculty members led to some
necessary changes in the faculty line-up of the DLA.
Teacher Mabel Bago handling Gr. I class went on
maternity leave on September 5, 2005 necessitating the
hiring of a substitute teacher. For the first month, Teacher
Roderick Cacho, a Bachelor of Elementary Education
graduate of Philippine Normal University filled in for her.
Teacher Cynthia Nicolas took over the second month due
to some work problems with Teacher Roderick. Teacher
Cynthia is a BSE graduate from Philippine Christian
University with LET (Licensure Examination for Teachers)
and has long years of teaching experience in pre-school
and elementary levels. In mid-October, Teacher Monique
Meran was called to the Public School, thereby, resigning
as Science and Math teacher for Gr. V-VI. She was
replaced by Teacher Lorie Ann Rosal who already worked
as part time faculty in the DLA last year.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRANTS
1 – Crispin Manuel
2 – Herbert Cantada
2 – Shonnie Fauni
3 – Rosila Camarce
3 – Michelle Quezon
4 – Melissa Baroso
7 – Carina Reyes
7 - Carina Sanchez
7 – Marlon Timba
9 – Joey Cañeda
9 – Susan Mendez
10 – Evelyn Sapida
10 – Rodelle Sarita
11 – Martin Calungin Sr.
11 – Raymond Fauni
11 – Sol Camacho
11 - Hazel Ivy Ticao
13 – Mary Shane Cantire
15 – Shelley Ann Manuel
16 – Ruby Cantada
16 – Dilean Frani
18 – Edgar Arita
18 – Josefina Docusin
18 – Shirly Manuel
18 – Cecille Mendoza
22 – Tess Dakis
24 – Nanette Barzaga
24 – Leticia Santos
25 – Sheila Sapida
26 – Vergel Gabriel
26 – Marieta Sapida
26 – Rhodora Saquilayan
27 – Angela Purisima
28 – Leonila Catayong
29 – Iluminada Naty
29 – Arlene Pedraza
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
5 – James & Liezle Dayrit
10 – Jose & Wilma Pelagio
17 – Raymond & Liza Fauni
20- Ipe & Susan Mabbatung
21 – Eugene & Tess Dakis
21 – William & Evelyn Seachon
REPORTS ON COLLECTION
September October
Tithes
Loose Offering
Sunday School
Midweek Services
Love Gifts/Donations
Special Project
Mission
Total
Expenses
Balance (Deficit)
56,112.00
13,244.25
1,162.75
390.75
1,689.50
72,599.25
66,116.00
6,483.25
29,817.00
16,850.25
1,129.00
661.50
11,100.00
9,588.00
2,610.00
71,905.50
SUNDAY WORSHIP ATTENDANCE
1st
2nd 3rd
4th
5th
Ave.
September
October
165
174
186
169
164
140
147
170
157
166
162
NOVEMBER 2005
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
2
Cell Group
Bining Fauni
residence
Pastoral Team
Devotion
3:30- 4:30 p.m
Prayer Meeting
Elder Taleng
Cantada Family
Jeremiah 30-31
Jeremiah 32-34
Thursday
3
Cell Group
Gregy’s – 1:30
Malagasang 2-F
2:30 pm
8
9
DLA Faculty and DLA Chapel
Staff Devotion
Service
4:00 p.m
Cell Group
Bining Fauni
CWA Home Bible residence
Study/Fellowship Pastoral Team
8:00 p.m
Devotion
4 p.m
Prayer Meeting
Jeremiah 49
Jeremiah 50
Jeremiah 51-52
10
Cell Group
Gregy’s – 1:30
Malagasang 2-F
2:30 pm
6
Communion Sunday
Rev. Leng Lubang
Leony Saquilayan
Sammy Cantada
Cell Group
Mary Cris: 7 pm
Simborio – 3:00 pm
Intergenerational
Fellowship, 2 pm
Jeremiah 46-48
7
Bible Study
Dexterville
4:00 pm
13
Church Workers
Sunday
Elder Juliet Dayrit
Cecille Mendoza
Allan Saquilayan
14
Bible Study
Dexterville
4:00 pm
20
Theological Education
Sunday
Rev. Leng Lubang
Ana Del Rosario
Louie De Ocampo
Cell Group
Mary Cris: 7 pm
Simborio – 3:00 pm
Teachers Training
Ezekiel 24-26
27
Thanksgiving/
Stewardship Sunday
Rev. Leng Lubang
Teena Saquilayan
Keilyn Fauni
Cell Group
Mary Cris: 7 pm
Simborio – 3:00 pm
DLA Sch. Board Mtg
Ezekiel 43-45
Tuesday
1
All Saints’ Day
15
DLA Teachers
Devotion
4:00 p.m
16
Cell Group
Bining Fauni
residence
CWA Praise and Pastoral Team
Worship
Devotion
8:00 p.m
4 p.m
Prayer Meeting
Cell Group
Mary Cris, 7pm
Simborio – 3:00 pm
Council Meeting, 2 pm
Ezekiel 1-4
STEWARDSHIP MONTH
Ezekiel 5-9
21
Bible Study
Dexterville
4:00 pm
Ezekiel 10-13
22
DLA Teachers
Devotion
4:00 p.m
CWA Birthday
Celebration
8:00 p.m
Ezekiel 27-28
28
Bible Study
Dexterville
4:00 pm
Ezekiel 29-31
29
DLA Teachers
Devotion
4:00 p.m
CWA Birthday
Celebration
8:00 p.m
Ezekiel 46-48
I Peter 1-2
Ezekiel 14-16
23
Cell Group
Bining Fauni
residence
Pastoral Team
Devotion – 4 pm
Prayer Meeting
Church Bible
Study 8:00 p.m
F- Pastor Leng
Jeremiah 35-37
Church Bible
Study 8:00 p.m
F- Pastor Leng
Pastoral Team
Devotion
4 p.m
Prayer Meeting
I Peter 3-5
Choir Practice
8:00 p.m
Elders’ Meeting, 7
pm
Jeremiah 38-41
11
Cell Group
Malagasang 2-B
3:00 pm
Deacons’ Meeting, 7
p.m.
Choir Practice
8:00 p.m
Lamentations 3-5
Saturday
5
Partnership
Learning Group
Mtg. 10 a.m.
Cell Group
Daang NIA, 2 pm
CYF Fellowship: 6:00
p.m
UCM: 8:00 p.m
Choir Practice:
Jeremiah 42-45
12
Trustees Meeting, 10
a.m.
Cell Group
Daang NIA, 2 pm
CYF Fellowship: 6:00
p.m
UCM: 8:00 p.m
Choir Practice:
Lamentations 1-2
17
Cell Group
Gregy’s – 1:30
Malagasang 2-F
2:30 pm
2 Peter 1-3
18
Cell Group
Malagasang 2-B
3:00 pm
Simborio 5 pm
Church Bible
Choir Practice
Study 8:00 p.m
8:00 pm
F- Pastor Leng
Ezekiel 17-19
24
Cell Group
Gregy’s – 1:30
Malagasang 2-F
2:30 pm
Church Bible
Study 8:00 p.m
F- Pastor Leng
Malagasang 2-F
2:30 pm
Ezekiel 32-33
Ezekiel 34-36
30
CWA Annual
Retreat
Cell Group
Bining Fauni
residence
Friday
4
Cell Group
Malagasang 2-B
3:00 pm
19
Retreat of Cell
Group Facilitators
Cell Group
Daang NIA, 2pm
CYF Fell.6:00 pm
Choir Practice:
8:00 p.m
UCM 8:00 p.m.
Ezekiel 20-21
25
Cell Group
Malagasang 2-B
3:00 pm
Simborio 5 pm
Choir Practice
8:00 pm
Ezekiel 22-23
26
Cell Group
Daang NIA, 2pm
Facilitator’s
Reflection
CYF Fell.6:00 pm
UCM: 8:00 p.m
Choir Practice:
8:00 p.m
Ezekiel 37-39 Ezekiel 40-42