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February 2008
Volume 6 Number 2
Church Council endorses DLA BTFT
fund generation
The fund generation scheme approved by the DLA School Board as early
as March last year was endorsed by the Church Council for launching
this month. The scheme, re-dubbed as “Building Thru Five Thousand”
(BTFT) from “A Hundred-fold Loan for the School” aims to raise a
minimum of P500,000.00 for the continuation of the school building
structure which remains unfinished with all the steel bars sticking out.
This targeted amount will come from at least 100 people willing to entrust
without interest the amount of P5,000.00 for five years, after which the
same will be returned to them. The figure was inspired by the story of
Jesus feeding the five thousand with only five loaves of bread and two fish.
This scheme is based on the principle, “thinking big while acting small” aiming to complete an enormous
building project with only a small amount of money deposited by the least number of people.
The completion of the school building will go by phase, Phase Three of which as targeted this summer will be
the construction of the second floor of the west side rooms located at the back of the front building along the
main road. This will give at least two additional classrooms, good enough to prepare for the high school
classes which the School Board is now seriously studying its opening next school year 2009-2010, God willing.
An evening computer literacy classes is envisioned to be set up by the DLA in partnership with the SCCD
Scholarship Program, thus, additiona classrooms are urgently needed not to mention the necessity of
transferring the pre-school classes to the DLA building.
Thus far, an amount of P296,000.00 had been received to go towards this project. P50,000.00 of this
came from the generous donation of a former DOH Undersecretary who visited SCCD recently and its
Simborio Outreach and went home so blessed and inspired. She left leaving a donation of P75,000.00 to SCCD
which she strictly told the pastor as a gift that did not come from her but from the Source of all good and
perfect gifts, who is God. The remaining P25,000.00 was distributed to SCCD’s five accounts namely Project
Nehemiah, Mission Fund, Scholarship Fund, Church Workers’ Benefit Fund and General Fund, equally divided
to P5,000.00 each.
The letters distributed and now being circulated via email inviting church members and non-members both
here and abroad to participate in the BTFT are returning with favorable response. At least ten people have
committed to participate as of this writing. Everyone is invited even if letters have not yet reached you. The
amount may be paid in full or by installment till May 2008.
SCCD receives 9 new members.
Nine new members, two of whom included their
household were received during worship service on
January
27,
2008
after
attending
the
Discovery/Membership classes offered for two
consecutive Saturdays, January 19 and 26 with 3-hour
long sessions each. They are Vivian Apolinar, Rhaulyn
John Arsenio, Ethel and Abelardo Dacua, Anne Ferrer,
Liwayway Gealogo, Mary Ann Margallo and Danny and
Aleli Tio. A separate article is to be found in this issue
introducing each of them. The Discovery/Membership
Class is offered every quarter particularly for those
seeking official recognition as members of SCCD.
Communicants’
Class
2008
starts. The Communicants’ Class for 2008
started on January 5, 2008 and will continue until
Maundy Thursday on March 20 when they will be
received as full members in water baptism allowing
them to partake of the Lord’s Supper. This is a
preparatory membership class offered to young
adolescents turning 12 years old this year as well as high
school students. The Pastoral Team takes turn in
handling the sessions every Saturday from 10 am to 12
noon. Topics include the UCCP Statement of Faith,
Church History, Worship and Sacraments and Church
Membership Responsibilities. Part of the curriculum are
exposure and field trips to different churches with
historical connections to SCCD and her outreach areas.
Spiritual Advisers will be assigned to each of them as
prayer partners and Bible sponsors to be recognized
during their Reception on March 20, Maundy Thursday.
Executive Secretary for the next five years is a
Filipina, Ms. Corazon Tabing-Reyes. This is why
the headquarters now of ICFLC is in the Philippines
because of its tradition that wherever the country of
residence of the Executive Secretary is, that’s where
the ICFLC office will be set up. SCCD was chosen
as Ms. Jill King’s host church on March 2 because
of its faithful practice of Least Coin offering for
peace and reconciliation in the Sunday services and
Wednesday Prayer services. She will join in
worship after which a luncheon fellowship will be
hosted with the Church Council officers to be
followed by a visit to some of the shut-ins being
Communion Sunday and a visit to Simborio
Outreach. A dinner will close this visit at the home
of CWA President Ms. Miriam Gerero. It will
indeed be a “Day with SCCD” for Ms. King.
 Easter Sunday Welcome Fellowship and Cultural
Presentation on March 23, 2008 immediately after
the Easter Sunrise Service to welcome our Mission
workers from the US, the Shields Family comprised
by Debbie Shields and Bob Feldman with their
teenage sons Alex and Jay who will be arriving on
March 15 with the Frani couple Efren and Louie.
The Shields Family planned to come to the
Philippines more than a year ago moved by a strong
spirit to serve. Debbie will conduct “reiki” healing
sessions not only within Cavite area but also in
Mindanao and the Visayas while the sons together
with the father will help build up and upgrade the
DLA Computer Lab. All CROs and other groups
like children and choir are expected to prepare a
presentation with Filipiniana theme and Filipino
cultural galore to bring cheers to our visitors. Let
them have a taste of Filipino hospitality!
Watch for the following
special events and visitors
to come!
 Pinag-isang Puso on February 10, which will come
in two parts – Part 1 Panel Discussion with invited
guests most of whom are members of Unida Church
on the topic, “Balancing Marital Life and Parenting
Responsibility”; Part 2 Pre-Valentine Dinner
Dance. Registration fee is P100.00/couple or
P50.00/head. To take leadership over this activity
is the Board of Christian Education under the
leadership of Pastor Grace Fe Inocentes, CE Intern
Pastor and BCE Chairperson Sis. Miriam Gerero
 Visit of ICFLC Chairperson Ms. Jill King on March
2, 2008. Mrs. Jill King is the chairperson of the
International Committee of the Fellowship of the
Least Coin, a prayer movement for justice, peace
and reconciliation whose committee’s new
“Be-ing a Caring
Body of Christ”
I try to recall that parable I heard and even read
somewhere
of
a
“heaven” and “hell.”
person
seeing
a
vision
of
According to the story she
was led in a tour by St. Peter while she was lay
dying on bed. St Peter showed her two doors, one
leading to hell and the other to heaven.
She was
not told which is which but by what she saw in
each of them she easily identified which was
heaven and which was hell.
In the first door, she
saw people seated around a dining table with
delicious food spread all over and each of them
was holding a spoon with a handle longer than
their arms. They were all quiet, sullen with anger
in their eyes and very famished that they looked
like zombies.
Despite the sumptuous dinner set
before them they were all malnourished for they
could not reach the food with their long handlespoon.
She left that room feeling sorry for those
neighbor.”
“Instead
of
a
mass
of
individuals,”
Peterson added, “pebbles in a box, there was a
consciousness of being one body, an individual in
Christ and members of another.”1
The creation story in Genesis 2 reinforces this
truth.
The man’s (“adam” in Hebrew) identity as a
man (“ish” in Hebrew) was firmed up when the
woman was created by God from out of one of his
ribs.
The man said, “This at last is bone of my
bones and flesh of my flesh; this one shall be
persons whom she saw living in plenty yet hungry.
called Woman (“ishah”) for out of Man (“ish”) this
When St. Peter opened the other door she was
was God who saw that it is not good for a man to
stunned
be alone, thus, forming every animal of the field
by
a
great
feasting
and
revelry.
one was taken.
Prior to the creation of woman, it
Compared to the food next door, this wasn’t as
and bird of the air in the Garden of Eden.
sumptuous yet people here were happy and well
shows that all God’s creatures find identity in each
fed. They were also holding a long-handle spoon
other and not in isolation.
but what made the difference was that the people
and interdependence.
were feeding each other knowing that such kind of
pointed
their own.
nature.”
spoon would never feed themselves and eat on
The “tourist” got what St. Peter was
perhaps trying to teach her on heaven and hell.
Indeed either a person perishes in hell because of
conceit
eternally
or
self-centeredness
in
heaven
or
because
of
joyfully
sharing
lives
and
out,
“the
This
There is connectedness
Hence, as John Robinson
flesh-body
is
what
bound
a
person in the bundle of life with other persons and
The man’s position in the garden as “tiller” and
“keeper”
with
the
woman
as
helper
teaches
responsibility in the context of partnership and not
carrying each other’s burden.
dominion or lording over.
The Church, which the Apostle Paul described as
him/herself for their body parts are interconnected.
the one Body of Christ, is designed to be a caring
The
and sharing community of believers whose witness
unnecessary must be recognized as also his/her
within attracts and brings people outside of the fold
hurt.
to God. The image of the body best describes
community life would be strengthened.
what a church is and ought to be.
to
one
Eugene
hurts
another,
hurt
inflicted
It is realizing that when
that
person
whether
also
hurts
necessary
or
It is only in this sense that solidarity in
be
a
“body
of
Christ”
is
to
Therefore,
affirm
our
Peterson in his book, “Five Smooth Stones for
connectedness as God’s creatures and drawing our
Pastoral Work” quoted another author, John A. T.
center from the Head who is holding the whole
Robinson
body together.
in
his
classic
anthropology, The Body.
study
of
Pauline
He said, “The flesh-body
was not, what partitioned a man off from his
neighbor; it was rather what bound him in the
bundle of life with all men and nature, so that he
could never make his unique answer to God as an
isolated individual, apart from his relation to his
care
for
each
To affirm our connectedness is to
other
not
in
the
emotional
or
“romantic” sense as has always been associated
with the word “love” but to commit to the wellness
and wholeness of each other no matter what it
1
Eugene Peterson, Five Smooth Stones for Pastoral Work,
(Michigan: Eerdman’s Publishing Company) p. 195
takes.
To commit to the wholeness of each other
Preacher: Sis. Wilma Pelagio/CYF Choir
is a decision, a resolve where “walking out” of
each one at the height of conflict is not entertained
in our thoughts.
To be a caring Body of Christ is a lifelong process
of “becoming,” that is why our theme emphasizes
“be-ing.”
We
don’t
become
caring
compassionate in a “twinkling of an eye.”
and
It is a
process requiring effort but drawing from the grace
and mercies of God in Christ Jesus.
February is
Membership Renewal Month in the UCCP.
As we
focus our meditations on this theme, may it truly
be a serious community endeavor of lifting each
other up and carrying one another’s burden.
“True community does not come into being because people
have feelings for each other (though that is required, too),
but rather on two accounts: all of them have to stand in a
living, reciprocal relationship to a single living center, and
they have to stand in a living, reciprocal relationship to one
another. The second event has its source in the first but is
not immediately given with it.
A living reciprocal
relationship includes feelings but is not derived from them.
A community is built upon a living, reciprocal relationship,
but the builder is the living, active center.” Martin Buber2
Lectionary and Schedule of
Preachers for February 2008
Membership Renewal
MonthTheme:
“Be-ing a Caring Body
of Christ” Gal. 6:2
February 3 – Communion Sunday “Christ’s Body
Broken for Us”
OT: Leviticus 7:1-15
NT: 1 Corinthians 10:14-22
Preacher: Pastor Leng Lubang/CYAF Choir
===========================================
February 10 – “A New Commandment: Love One
Another”
OT: Exodus 22:21-27
NT: John 13:34-38
Preacher: Pastor Grace Fe Inocentes/Children’s Choir
==========================================
February 17 – “Caring in Woundedness”
OT: Isaiah 53:7-12
NT: Luke 23:39-43
Preacher: Pastor Leng Lubang/UCM
Testimony on Stewardship: Elder Amparo “Baby”
Sapida
==========================================
February 24 – “The Freedom of Caring”
OT: Deuteronomy 10:14-22 NT: Galatians 5:13-26
2
Martin Buber, I and Thou, trans. Walter Kaufmann (New
York: Charlres Scribner’s Sons, 1970), p. 94
Getting to know
our new church
members
Vivian Apolinar.
SCCD
fold
connection
Vivian was brought to the
by
Bro.
with
the
Renee
Apolinar
Cantada
whose
family
started
through Vivian’s children who love to hang out
and help Bro. Renee in his farm beside Mary
Cris subdivision.
She has six children with the
younger ones now attending the Sunday school
regularly. These children are Jobin, 17; Dionisio
Jr., 15; Francis, 12; Izza Mae, 11, Mikko Dave,
7 and John Paul, 1.
Her husband’s stay-in work
in Manila keeps him from joining the family in
worship on Sundays, thus, Vivian is seen alone
most of the time on Sundays with her small
children tailing behind. Vivian relates that her
almost
four
months
of
attending
SCCD
has
brought her to an intimate relationship with God
and has seen her through especially the past
several months of trials in their family.
They live
in Mary Cris subdivision.
Rhaulyn John Arsenio.
Rhaulyn is the younger
brother of Cherry Pie Madrid who just moved
late November to Cavite from Mindanao. In the
two sessions, Rhaulyn unabashedly shared his
young adult life in Mindanao with good and
stable job but spiritually empty until God found
him.
Deciding to turn back from a life too close
to temptation, he came to Cavite to live with his
sister’s family and found a spiritual home in
SCCD. He longs to find a job here in the area
and get accepted in any of the companies he
recently applied to.
Abelardo and Ethel Dacua.
and Boy have been
This couple Ethel
residents of Mary Cris
and quite reserved Liway expressed in her story
her
spiritual
searching
which
in
some
ways
subdivision for already nine years when they
worship at SCCD is filling up.
Liway could be
finally decided to attend SCCD regularly last year
seen on Sundays seated with Mary Ann, also a
January and be a member. It took a tragedy to
newly recognized member.
bring them back to church. Their youngest child,
Angel, died of sudden death in January 2007 at
age 3 triggered by diarrhea.
Mary Ann Margallo.
Also a participant of the
It was during this
Adult Bible Study at Dacua Home in Mary Cris,
time when thru Dyna and Andy Bolotaolo they
Mary Ann had been attending SCCD Sunday
sought pastoral service from SCCD for their
worship services for some time now, thus, the
child’s funeral. Since then the family had been
decision to be a member of SCCD is a product
attending SCCD and they have even opened a
of
Children’s Saturday Outreach class in their place
mention the BS sessions.
and also an Adult BS group.
Ann moved just a few years ago to Mary Cris
Ethel and Boy are
this
not
to
A Manila born, Mary
Their four other children who are all girls include
Froilan, 10 and Carlos, 5.
Her husband is an
Kishee
Overseas
currently
Kiara
Mae,
11;
Keena
Kassandra Luke, 10 and Keith Yance, 8.
Ma. Angela “Anne” Ferrer.
of
nearby
Worker
Kenneth
Roger,
11;
based
in
Korea.
Anne is a resident
Greensborough
Filipino
children
attendance,
with
14;
three
worship
UCCP members in Zamboanga City in Mindanao.
Marri,
her
regular
subdivision.
Danny and Aleli Tio.
This couple is not really
She
that new to the SCCD community having been
entered the doors of SCCD sanctuary in August
worshippers here since 2005 and Aleli working
when she decided to look for a church nearby
as part time librarian at the DLA.
as the church where she used to goes to is
served for some time as SCCD’s bookkeeper.
quite far.
took them a long time to finally accept the
She came from a large family of 10
invitation
late father’s military job brought them to Manila.
Class and formalize their membership.
Their
reason was Danny’s job which eats most of his
of
a
unit
in
Greensborough
attend
the
It
whose ancestral lineage is from Iloilo but her
purchase
to
Aleli also
Membership/Discovery
The
brought them to Sabang, Dasmarinas which they
weekdays even weekends included.
have considered as their home.
move to Parklane in the early 2000s they have
single
parent
supporting
Kim
always prayed for a church where they would be
Adam, 19; Alyanna Eva, 15 and Ken Nathaniel,
nurtured spiritually as a family until they chanced
5 with an office job in Sta. Elena Golf, Sta.
upon SCCD through
Rosa,
on
former high school classmate in Mindanao who,
weekends, thus, her hunger for intimate moments
by divine coincidence, he met at a bus ride
with
going home.
Laguna.
her
family
She
and
three
Anne is a
comes
also
children,
Since their
home
with
God
only
whose
presence she experiences at SCCD.
Sam Tabiando, Danny’s
Danny and Aleli have four children
all girls, Mary Mei, 10; twins Marie Danice and
Mariel Daniela, 7 and Mary Michele Dian, 4.
Liwayway Gealogo. Liway was led to SCCD
through the adult Bible Study in the Dacua home
at Mary Cris where she lives with her 12 year
old child, Angelito.
Also a single parent, quiet
2nd
3rd
Niño Miguel Macalagay
Gene Karlo Dakis
Rainn Chrysler Ramirez
Romy Lei Deinielle Ladero
1st
2nd
3rd
Declamation
Nicole Cecille Dipasupil
Donnessa Jimenez
Daniellie Fauni
Balagtasan
Jon Adrian Layaban
Ruth Maica Almazan
Byron Prince Hermono
Singing Contest – Primary Level
DLA Section
DLA 24th Foundation Day Part 2 celebrated.
24
th
The
Foundation Day Part 2 of the DLA, referring to
DLA School Week was celebrated from January
21-25, 2008 with much activity and excitement
1st
2nd
3rd
Krizelle De Ocampo
Charlyn Madrid
Kate Cerbo
Singing Contest –
Intermediate Level
Jan Ello Nati
Katrina Ruth Brioso
Gene Karlo Dakis
1st
2nd
3rd
Tula
Romy Lei Deinielle Ladero
Nicole Cecille Dipasupil
Ared Bea Carelo
Talumpati
Shaira Lhu Fatima Culla
Gwyn Elijah Medina
Desiree Rosal
1st
2nd
3rd
Essay Writing
Shaira Lhu Fatima Culla
Justin Renz Libao
Byron Prince Hermono
Slogan Contest
Shaira Lhu Fatima Culla
Jaenary Chelsea Reyes
Nicola Faith Lopez
1st
2nd
3rd
Poster Making –Contest
Grade V & VI
Desiree Rosal
Shara Mae Dino
Emily Mangubat
Poster Making –Contest
Grade III & IV
Nicole Cecille Dipasupil
Ared Bea Carelo
Arjohn Asis
1st
2nd
3rd
Quiz Bee – Grade 1 & 2
Romy Lei Deinielle Ladero
Jonathan Dave Tapawan
Gene Esmond Medina
Quiz Bee – Grade 3 & 4
Job Janeo
Ric Jason Cabrera
Cherlene Sapida
1st
2nd
3rd
Quiz Bee – Grade 5 & 6
Juliene Buelos
Carl Anthony Calaycay
Gene Karlo Dakis
Spelling Bee – Grade 1 & 2
Romy Lei Deinielle Ladero
Jonathan Dave Tapawan
Veronica Ira Camero
1st
2nd
3rd
Quiz Bee – Grade 5 & 6
Juliene Buelos
Carl Anthony Calaycay
Gene Karlo Dakis
Spelling Bee – Grade 1 & 2
Romy Lei Deinielle Ladero
Jonathan Dave Tapawan
Veronica Ira Camero
culminating in the staging of the Annual Field
Demo
on
the
last
day.
This
year’s
dances
presented during the Field Demo were dances from
various countries around the globe namely Japan,
Korea, Hawaii, Carribean, Spain, Africa, Canada
and China.
They were not common dances shown
in mass dancing presentations neither with common
music.
What amazed the viewers was the ability
of the children to do the dance steps without need
of a key leader whom to follow.
The skill of
dancing in rhythm with needed counting was more
developed this time, thanks to the patient teaching
of Ramil Amil, the professional dance instructor
taken
by
Accessories
the
in
school
the
to
teach
different
the
dances
dances.
like
fans,
umbrellas, swords, unique costumes added to the
color and enhanced the entire performance.
Congratulations to the following winners in the
various contests held during the DLA Week!
Team Standing in the Sportsfest
Champion – Blue Whale
1st – Yellow Tigers
2nd – Red Dragon
3rd – Green Fox
MVP – John Paul Bon
Spelling Bee – Grade 3 & 4
1st
Bryan Matthew Reolope
2nd Kristen Camilon
3rd Joshua Paul Dela Cruz
Spelling Bee – Grade 5 & 6
Katrina Ruth Brioso
Chiliross Reyes
Justin Renz Libao
Drawing Contest
1st
Dennise Adrienne Dipasupil
2nd
Miguel Rigo Baldelobar
3rd
Claude Jean Regala
Arts and Literary Contest Winners
1st
Oration
Nicola Faith Lopez
Story Telling
Gene Esmond Medina
GRADE I
Collections:
December
January
Tithes
58,562.00
Loose Offering
19,724.25
Mission Offering
5,079.25
Sunday School
1,360.50
Midweek Services
1,096.00
Simbang Gabi
11,167.25
Support from
Members Abroad
21,762.30
Everybody’s B-day
510.00
Others
Caroling
14,922.75
Birthday Gift to
7,773.25
Jesus
Choir Gown
Gen. Paid Services
Love gift/donation
600.00
Total
142,557.55
Medina, Phoebe Joy
51,405.00
21,267.35
2,774.75
1,137.00
1,804.00
500.00
1,800.00
$100.00
86,111.10
91.29
De Ocampo Krizelle
91.20
Dipasupil, Dennise Adrienne
91.11
91.44
Cabrera, Ric Jason
88.57
Camilon, Kristen
88.55
GRADE V
Layaban, Jon Adrian
90.62
Dakis, Gene Karlo
90.38
7,000.00
Almazan, Ruth Maica
89.39
223.00
Javier, Denn Wendell
88.99
Macalagay, Niño Miguel
87.24
December
January
182
200
169
163
167
176
184
187
195
208
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
AVE.
Janeo, Job
193
Casulla, Sean Domonic
90.90
Madrid, Timothy Page
90.36
GRADE VI
Hermono, Byron Prince
92.01
Libao, Justin Renz
90.80
Buelos, Juliene
90.72
Cerbo, Jamila Kate
90.45
Calaycay, Carl Anthony
89.61
Comparative Report on
Worship Attendance
GRADE II
Ladero, Romy Lei Deinielle
92.26
Medina , Gene Esmond
91.82
Camero, Veronica Ira
90.84
Regala, Claude Jean
90.81
Barbuco, Jonalyn Mhae
89.99
GRADE III
Carelo, Ared Bea
92.82
Calubayan, Shellie Ann
92.53
Sahagun, John Kim
91.92
Asis, Arjohn
91.73
Dipasupil, Nicole Cecille
91.69
GRADE IV
Medina, Gwyn Elijah
92.46
Reolope, Bryan Matthew
92.24
1 – Michelle Saquilayan
11 – Lourdes Bigaran
2 – Joel Gervacio
13 – Christian Daniel Remulla
2 – John Argie Mendez
13 – Lito Fauni
2 – Kay Anne Docusin
3 – Michelle Perez
15 – Shirly Fauni
16 – Analyn Del Rosario
4 – Leony Saquilayan
16 - Romeo Ancheta
5 – Johnny Purisima
17 – Gabina Olaes
5 – Jeffrey Purisima
18 – Stephen Paul Sr. Tigas
6 – Letty Calungin
7 – Leticia Sapida
19 – Dennis Saquilayan
19 – Sonia Sapida
7 – Lina Reyes
20 – Ara Reyes
7 – Romualdo Calungin
20 – Joennel Catayong
7 – Rosalinda Lumagui
20 – Josephine Bautista
7 – Charlyn Madrid
21 – Mary Mei Daniellie
7 – Philip Fauni
9 – Cornelio Santos Jr.
24 – Cristy Gervacio
24 – Wilson Benitez
9 – Primo Narvaez
24 – Karen Sapida
10 – Michelle Dianne Marie Tio
24 – Joly Ancheta
10 – Remy Gabriel
25 – Efren Frani
11 – Andrea Fauni
11 – Armond Fauni
27 – Eugene Dakis
27 – Phamila Rayco
Wedding
Anniversaries
Linda
Fulleros
20 – Wilson &
Bea
Almanzor
26 – William &
Pamela
Abdon
28 – Benward &
Monneth
Abas
8– Raymond &
Sarah Tapawan
17 –Arthur &
February 2008
Membership Renewal
Sunday
Monday
3
Communion Sunday
Rev. Leng Lubang
Elder Baby Sapida
Sarah Fauni
BCE/BOD Meeting
Cell Groups
Simborio: 2 pm
Maricris: 5 pm
Mary Cris: 7 pm
Malagasang 2-B
4
Cell Group
- Dexterville 4
pm
10
First Sunday in Lent
Pastor Grace Fe
Inocentes
Henry Sapida
Michelle Quezon
11
Cell Group
- Dexterville 4
pm
Pinag-isang Puso
Simborio: 2 pm
Maricris: 5 pm
Mary Cris: 7 pm
Malagasang 2-B
17
Second Sun in Lent
Rev Leng Lubang
Ney Poculan
Daniel Pelagio
Wednesday
5
DLA Teachers’
and Staff
Devotion
6
(Ash Wednesday)
DLA Chapel
Service
CWA Home Bible
Study/ Fellowship
8:00 pm
Prayer service
8:00 p.m
12
DLA Teachers’
and Staff
Devotion
13
Prayer Service
8:00 pm
CWA Home Bible
Study/ Fellowship
8:00 pm
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Cell Group
@ Silvertown
3:00 pm
2
Communicants’
Class 10-12 am
Simborio Adult Ed.
and Bible Study
Children’s Choir
Practice; 2 pm
CYF : 6:00 p.m
UCM: 8:00 p.m
7
Cell Group
@ Malagasang 2-F
@ Gregys: 9 am
Church Bible
Study -8:00 p.m
Facilitator:
Pastor Leng
8
Cell Group
@ Silvertown
-3:00 pm
14
Cell Group
@ Malagasang 2-F
@ Gregys: 9 am
Church Bible
Study -8:00 p.m
Facilitator:
Pastor Leng
15
Cell Group
@ Malagasang 2-B
-3:00 pm
9
Communicants’
Class 10-12 am
Simborio Adult Ed.
and Bible Study
Children’s Choir
Practice; 2 pm
BOT mtg, 6 pm
CYF : 6:00 p.m
UCM/CWA Joint
Fellowship: 8:00 p.m
Choir Practice: 8PM
16
Communicants’
Class 10-12 am
Simborio Adult
Ed.& Bible Study,
Children’s Choir
Practice; 2 pm
CYF : 6:00 p.m
UCM: 8:00 p.m
Choir Practice: 8PM
Choir Practice
8:00 p.m
BOE Meeting, 7
pm
18
Cell Group
- Dexterville 4
pm
19
DLA Teachers’
and Staff
Devotion
20
Prayer Service
8:00 pm
CWA Home Bible
Study/ Fellowship
8:00 pm
Council Meeting
Cell Groups
Simborio: 2 pm
Maricris: 5 pm
Mary Cris: 7 pm
Malagasang 2-B
25
Third Sunday in Lent
Rev. Leng Lubang
Michah Brinez
Sheila Sapida
DLA Sch. Board Mtg
Cell Groups
Simborio: 2 pm
Maricris: 5 pm
Mary Cris: 7 pm
Malagasang 2-B
Tuesday
26
Cell Group
- Dexterville 4
pm
27
DLA Teachers’
and Staff
Devotion
CWA Home Bible
Study/ Fellowship
8:00 pm
28
Prayer Service
8:00 p.m
21
Cell Group
@ Malagasang 2-F
@ Gregys: 9 am
Church Bible
Study - 8:00 p.m
Facilitator:
Pastor Leng
29
Cell Group
@ Malagasang 2-F
@ Gregys: 9 am
Church Bible
Study - 8:00 p.m
Facilitator:
Pastor Leng
22
Cell Group
@ Malagasang 2-B
-3:00 pm
Choir Practice
8:00 p.m
23
Communicants’
Class 10-12 am
Simborio Adult Ed.
and Bible Study
Children’s Choir
Practice; 2 pm
CYF : 6:00 p.m
UCM: 8:00 p.m
Choir Practice: 8:00
p.m