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The said event served 258 recipients. Med Dent Mission held on October 27, 2012 at 8AM -3PM served to 75 patients for dental and 184 for medical patients, medicines and vitamins were also distributed. This ministry is to respond to the felt needs of the community and by way of giving thanks to God the Almighty for the Years of Faithfulness to UCCP Sabang. CYAF led the Medical Dental Mission project of the church, there were 12 medical volunteers from UP Pahinungod, 3 from UCCP Ellinwood Malate Church, 3 from our local church and community. The Cro’s led the logistical needs and requirements while Elders of the Church led the evangelistic roles.

It is with humble prayers that this ministry will become our missions to the community of faith as long as God calls us to do it. Lay Minister Wilma Pelagio represented the Pastoral Team who was in Mindanao for the National UCWO Assembly during the Med Mission.

We are blessed to receive many supports and gifted talents to pursue the mission God has tasked us to do.

Acknowledgements for MED-DENT Mission 2012

Medical Dental Team UP Pahinungod

Medical Plan & Layout Eric Tumbaga

Photos and Video Allan Saquilayan Transportation for Doctors Teena/Allan Saquilayan, Jasper De Ocampo,

Bhoods Calungin, & Paul dela Cruz

Food Committee Coop Canteen and CWA

Pharmacy Leaders Teena Saquilayan/ Cecil dela Cruz

Evangelism Board of Elders (ruling & non-ruling)

Physical Arrangement Design Shonnie, Rynier and CYF

Donations:

Teena Saquilayan Maricel and Budz Calungin

Order of Malta Dr. Ed Figueroa

ANADECO Foundation Dr. Fely Remulla

Our Doctors and Nurses: Dr. Sheila Sapida Dr. Abel de Vera Dr. Marjorie Cruz Juan Miguel Talens Dr.Elsa de Vera Kresta Calalang

Dr. Michael Maagad Davis Tan

Dr. Ahmad Fawadz Israel

Lino Padro

Mary Grace Quimson

Dr. Ed Figueroa

Dr. Cristina Delos Reyes

Lallane Aala

Dr. Fely Remulla

Malou Soriano

Jovel Damucos

Dr. Roxanne Guy

Lectionary and Schedule of Preachers for November 2012

Stewardship Month

Theme:

Becoming Stewards of God’s Grace

4 Communion Sunday Becoming Good and Responsible Stewards of God’s Creation OT: Genesis 1:26-31 NT: Hebrews 9:11-14 Preacher: Rev. Benjamin Gevera

11

Church Worker’s Sunday Becoming Good and Responsible Stewards of Message and Messenger OT: Malachi 3:1-4 NT: Colossians 4:2-6 Preacher: Sis. Wilma Pelagio

18 Theological Education Sunday Becoming Good and Responsible Stewards of Faith and Knowledge OT: Genesis 1:1-2 NT: John 1:1-14 Preacher: Rev. Bea Hernandez

25 NCCP/Thanksgiving/ Stewardship Sunday/Everybody’s Birthday Becoming Good and Responsible Stewards of Time, Talents and Treasures OT: Psalm 90:12-17 NT: Matthew 25:14-30 Preacher: Rev. Armando Carlos

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NOVEMBER 2012 Volume 10 Number 11

MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF SABANG CHURCH OF CHRIST DISCIPLES


Stewards of

God’s Grace

Walls are image of boundary, limitation and protection to some nations who have built it against the enemies. It simply impresses an absolute fence to unite with the person on the other side. In our lives, we consider walls as barrier to communicate and have become possible because of our inability to connect to other people. As humans we neglect to recognize that part of our frailty are the realities of conflicts that have been with us and in us in many forms, which in the end creates walls in our lives. Sometimes, more often than not, we are walls in the community that distract and build block to growth. Here we reflect that walls are both necessary and natural, it is considered an opportunity to growth and revelation, when Jesus came to Jerusalem (John 12), he knew that people would have not accept Him and considered him not part of the community, but the scripture tells it was a triumphal entry, Jesus was prepared to face the conflict and very much aware of it, soon enough he was accepted with royal appreciation and adoration. Jesus was not distracted of the conflict and tensions inside, members of the

Early Church (Acts 15) declare how the Church members and believers have become aware of the conflict and built walls in their fellowship, it was all because of beliefs, creeds and doctrine. But all because of God’s grace and unfailing love, people were able to unite

despite their diversity, assortment and variety. We are reminded by these stories that, as believers and those who have accepted the Lordship of Jesus Christ in their lives are to reflect the image of a steward. Because of the grace of God that is ever sufficient, it is always right to give these to others and release such blessings to others, such are the meaning of communion that we do, reminding us of the unfailing love of Jesus which He gave to us all. This November as we observe the Stewardship Month, we are to become wells in which flowing water is coming, let us all

together create well not wall to experience the grace of God that is ever sufficient. Well therefore is the capacity to be with and be for others in ways that heals, this is living out of God’s abundant love, not living out of scarcity and anxiety, this is experiencing the power of forgiveness.1 To become stewards of God’s grace do not only confine us to the monetary gifts, this include our being caretakers of all the blessings that we receive from the giver of such blessings which includes relationship, gifts, fellowship, possessions, and ministry. Moreover it connects us to become source of fresh water of love and grace.

SCCD Church Workers’ activity expanding.... The scope of ministerial activity of SCCD church workers is expanding from the local church to conference-wide responsibilities and church related institutions. Pastor Benjie Gevera is part of the Conflict Resolution Committee of the LCSMC and facilitates the Lay Formation Advance Class of the LCSMC. Pastor Bea leads the Publication Committee with other members Dr. Jose Sotto, Pastor Sharona Romero and Dr. Joshua Marcos, it aims to document the Historical Sketch of the Lowland Cavite South Manila Conference, connect the Conference member churches through newsletter publication called LINK published on a by-monthly basis. Pastor Bea also co-facilitates Lay Formation Classes of the Lay Ministers of the LCSMC.

1 Walter Brueggemann “Holiness is Relational Engagement”

THY WORD is A LAMP UNTO MY FEET by: Rev. Ma. Beate M.Hernandez, RND

DNEWS Editorial Board

Ms. Rizalina Reyes Ms. Nanette Barzaga

Rev. Ma. Beate M. Hernandez

Julienne Jeremy, Wilma B. Pelagio , Anjell Samonte

The Pastoral Team, Lina Reyes

Ms. Rose Calungin

Ms. Volet Tirona Jardiniano & Ted Malamug

LENS CLUB


On Nurturing the Elders. With the hopes and high regard of Elders capacity to handle conflict, discipline, worship and leadership development, it is with best effort to educate and nurture our Elders of the Church on handling this matter. In lieu of this, the pastoral team will set a schedule to continue with our Nurturing the Elders program in its objective to enrich and nurture our leaders. Below were the topics discussed in the past. Sacraments and Worship (November 2010) Prayer Life Seminar (August 2011) Governance and Conflict Management (October 2011) The Power of Stillness and Silence (October 2012)

CYAF Sunday Celebration dubbed as

DAY OFF!!

On October 7, 2012 members of the Christian Young Adults Fellowship came together and enjoined to celebrate a day of sharing, fellowship and fun. These are meant to promote the young adult’s young married couples and professionals of the church to celebrate the gift of fellowship. Members and officers of the CYAF prepared exciting games, food and exhortation for the group. Jasper and Roberlyn de Ocampo were the currently addition to the group after day off event.

CYF Music Seminar held on October 20 was led

by Ms. Serafina Ranieses. Some 20 young people of the CYF Choir joined in this meaningful study in connection to enhancement of music education. Pastor Bea shared that Biblico-Theological Reflection of the said seminar at 9am. UCWO National Assembly and Fellowship held on October 21-29 at General Santos City, Mindanao. The Pastoral Team of SCCD under East Cluster and UCWO LCSMC will attend the said event, below are the schedule and Caravan to UCCP Churches.

- Press Conference Issues on Extra Judicial Killing, Legal Suit, Mining, RH Bill and Call to Unity

- Worship and Orientation

Speaker: General Secretary Bishop Norman Marigza - Input on Call to Radical Discipleship in these Critical

Times

Speaker: Marietta Balayo, M.A - Seminar 1 – My Spiritual Journey - Seminar 2 – My Spiritual Maturity - Seminar 3 – Mission Spirituality - Community Immersion

Speaker: Bishop Labuntog of NORWEMJUR - Tree Planting, Solidarity Night, Sports Festival

Pastoral TEAM and SCCD Staff continue with its regular meeting and devotion every Wednesday

4pm at the Conference Room with its respective devotional leaders, this is a time of refreshing and fellowship with God’s workers in the vineyard. Below are the schedule: 1

st Wednesday –Pastor Bea

2nd

Wednesday – Wilma Pelagio and Rose Calungin 3

rd Wednesday – Ann Ferer and Lodie Matro

4th Wednesday – Pastor Benjie and Monie Frani

5th Wednesday – Nora Martinez and Mila Millana

Finance Team worked for Budget 2013. On

October 20, 2012 members of the Finance Team sat

to framework the Church Budget for 2012 with the

desire to align and serve the purpose to focus on the

years’ financial need and allocations. This year

SCCD budget for 2013 increased on program and

ministries, some adjustment and increase on repairs

and maintenance due to some

challenges to our Church needs. It

was indeed a blissful time to

remain humble to the Lord’s

provision and grace for the

coming year.

Ministerial Students of SCCD are pressing on....

Honey Belmonte and Bethel Relao takes the step towards God's call for the ministry in their respective pre-ministerial study (PMS) apprenticeship until May 2013, they will both enter the seminary after completion of the PMS commencing June 2013. The church and the community of faith takes full support in their response to God's call for the ministry.

Our Pastor Bea Hernandez takes her last semester for her Doctor of Ministry in November 2012 and will start her dissertation writing and hopes to finish DMIN in March 2013. Let us all lift up to the Lord in prayer our students and workers in the Lord's vineyard.


CYAF and other CRO’s inspired to support the Scholarship Program of SCCD. Yes!!! The CRO of SCCD were challenged to embrace the need of supporting the Scholarship fund raising campaign for indigents, college and Ministerial Students. We are blessed to see the empowered and nurtured Life and Ministry of the Church. This scholarship program shall run through each journey of member of the Church by saving peso and sending our students to school. TEACHERS’ EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM III on

November 24 at UCCP Anabu in preparation

for Christmas and Advent season. All teachers

are invited to attend this meaningful and

enriching experience to our Teaching Ministry.

CYF Retreat 2012

(Create a Well Not a Wall)

LAST CRO Fellowship for 2012 is set on November 10

with CYF as Officers in charge for games, food and devotion. CRO fellowship has been the growing program

for all age level in the ministry of Christian Education Program.

CWA Spiritual Retreat on November 30 at

Capt. Parcon’s Rest House in Silang.

Christian Women’s Association will have

time to reflect, fellowship and meditation

on God’s word. Pastoral Team will be with

them during this time of spiritual retreat.

Christmas Decoration and General Cleaning Day is set on Nov. 10 and 17 at

8AM under the leadership of the BOT and

Church Council Officers, come one come all………….

Leaders for November and December are the following: November 4 - Elder Juliet Dayrit December 2 -Elder Lina Reyes November 11 - Ptr. Benjie Gevera December 9 -Ptr Benjie Gevera November 18 - Elder Lina Reyes December 16 -Elder Juliet Dayrit November 25 - Lodie Matro December 23 -Wilma Pelagio December 30 -Jhem Fauni

Attention ALL CYF Officers:

For SCCD Youth Summer Camp 2012 CYF Summer Camp initial Meeting will be on December

22, 2012 at SCCD CE room 9AM


1st Sunday of Advent is on December 2,

2012. The Season of Advent and Christmas is a

celebration of truth about God, the revelation of God in Christ whereby all of creation might be reconciled to God. That is a process in which now participate and the consummation of which we anticipate. Scripture reading for Advent will reflect on accountability for faithfulness at His coming, judgement on sin and the hope for eternal life. Advent is marked by a spirit of expectation, of anticipation of preparation of longing. (UCCP Calendar Discerning and Obeying God’s Will in these Critical Times) Advent Exhorters Workshop 3rd

Saturday November 17 at 3PM. Calling

all preachers for advent, a reflection workshop shall be held in the afternoon to

understand, meditate on the assigned text

and discern the true value of Christmas as we all together hope for the yuletide

season . Below are the exhorters:

Over-all Theme: Christ Birth is the Season of Hope

Dec. 16: Season of Hope Text: Matthew 2:3-7

Preacher: Rev. Bea Hernandez Liturgist: Anjell Samonte

Dec. 17 : “ The Birth of John The Baptist Foretold “ Text : Luke 1:5-25

Preacher : Rev. Benjie D. Gevera Liturgist: Trisha Mendoza

Dec. 18: “ The Birth of Jesus Foretold “ Text : Luke 1:26-38

Preacher : Elder Emma Acuna Liturgist: Sarah Fauni

Dec. 19: “ Mary Visits Elizabeth “ Text : Luke 1:39-45

Preacher: Elder Juliet Dayrit Liturgist: Darwin Siervo

Dec. 20: “ The Song of Mary “ Text : Luke 1:46-56

Preacher : Elder Leony Saquilayan Liturgist: Jhia Tabing

Dec. 21 : “ The Birth Of John The Baptist “ Text : Luke 1:57-66

Preacher : LM. Wilma Pelagio Liturgist: Mischelle Quezon

Dec. 22 : “ The Birth of Jesus Christ “ Text : Luke 2:1-7

Preacher : Elder Willie Ramos Liturgist: Nicole Frani

Dec. 24 : “ The Shepherd And The Angels “ Text : Luke 2:8-20

Preacher : Elder Lina Reyes Liturgist: Honey Belmonte

The SEASON of ADVENT is COMING. Advent (from the Latin word adventus meaning

"coming") is a season observed in many Western Christian churches, a time of expectant waiting and preparation ... SCCD having observed this season

is getting more excited to experience the preparation and the coming of Christ’s birth. Below are the families who will serve as Advent Candle Lighters: 1st Sunday of Advent – Dec. 2 – Acuna Family 2nd Sunday of Advent – Dec. 9 – Jasper de Ocampo Family 3rd Sunday of Advent – Dec. 16 – Laynes Family 4th Sunday of Advent – Dec. 23 – Roldan Family

5th Sunday of Advent – Dec. 25 – Dayrit Family

Everybody’s Birthday Celebration is coming up on November 25, 2012! Bring your thanksgiving offering representing the number of years of your life or any amount according to the measure of your faith in praises to our ever faithful and giving God.

FAMILY groups to HOST our SIMBANG GABI Coffee Fellowship This year’s coffee fellowship after Simbang Gabi will be hosted by families in response to remembering the values of Christmas when families join together to share the blessings with the community. Letters on this regard shall be given by the Pastoral team.


As I watched “Umagang Kay Ganda” that segment of Anthony Taberna “Punto por Punto” my heart bled seeing how children fought their life’s battles and struggles.

Children are blessings from God. The way parents trained them in their formative years will be what they are when they grow old. Proverbs 22:6 says “Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will

not depart from it.” That segment showed how fourth year graduating students vent their emotions towards their teacher by using

the facebook. The issue was not too clear to me but the prevailing mood was anger. The students and the teacher hated each other and the FB was instrumental to making the matter worst. The confrontation between the students with their parents and the teacher with the school administration was not just and merciful. The verdict was “Find another school for your children.” Clearly, It was expulsion! That moment, I prayed for

cooler heads and merciful hearts to intervene. God! Have mercy! Give them new hearts and new spirit that the future of your children will not be destroyed.

As a teacher for 31 years, I had my shares of wrong and mistakes but I mellowed as I grow old. Teachers reward students for their good works but punished them for their wrong doings. But punishments don’t mean – destroy their future.

As of this writing, I don’t know what happened to that case. Mark 8:34 says “Whoever will come after me, let

him deny himself, take up his cross and follow me.” May this verse enlighten the minds of all concerned.

Students, parents, teachers and school administration, let us come together to follow Jesus. Make our decisions

and judgments to glorify God and strengthen one another.

This issue reminds parents of their obligations to their children. Where did

I go wrong? Ask yourself: Teachers as second parents to the students

examine your hearts. Ask yourself: Was it pride or anger? School

administration: do you know what really happened? Ask yourself if you

were sound in your judgment. My beloved students: God knows our

hearts. Ex.37:3. And forgive as God has forgiven you. Matthew 6:14

REFLECT…PRAY…ACT… Prayer: “God teach us to be worthy of you. May we decide according to

your will.” Amen

RREEFFLLEECCTTIIOONNSS…….. By: Elder Rizalina Reyes

SCHEDULE of LITURGISTS for November to December 2012 November 4 – Elder Lina Reyes December 2– BOE Elder Juliet Dayrit November 11 – BOT Lito Fauni December 9– BOT Trustee Jasper de Ocampo November 18 – Deacon Ellen Baysa December 16– BOD Deacon Rose Tumitit November 25 – Allyan Jell Samonte December 23– Ruby Sapida December 30 – CYF Mark Mabattung Training and Sharing of Thoughts as Worship leaders will be on November 10 at 3pm. Please bring your Bibles and sample Liturgy.

All Elders are expected to attend.............

For counselling and prayer request please contact your

Pastors [email protected]/

09261081040 [email protected]/

09433564983

Church (046) 4160221

mailto:[email protected]/

mailto:[email protected]/


YA CORNER

the young leaders

the mobilizers & advocates SCHEDULE / Calendar of Activities

Fellowship w/ Bible Study 1st and 3rd Sunday of the Month November 4 – Living Above Level of Mediocrity Facilitator: Henry Sapida November 18 – Learning Session – Facilitator: Sheila Sapida

Fellowship Saturdays 7pm Module 3: Miracles, Teachings and Healings of Jesus Nov. 3 – Water into Wine Nov. 17 – Huge Catch of Fish Sunday School 15-22 yrs old 8:30am

Contact: Teena - 09175519740 Contact: Avin Son - 09262404990

WHAT IS IN EGG? Contributed by Czarina Martinez, NCS-RUMD

What is usually your menu for breakfast? Coffee

and pandesal with fried egg, or LONGSILOG (Longganisa, Sinangag and Itlog), or TAPSILOG (Tapa, Sinangag and Itlog). Egg offers a delightful way to start the day. With egg in your breakfast, your day will be eggciting! Or if you have no time to prepare your children's packed lunch or baon, what you usually give them? Itlog na maalat with fresh tomatoes, or Tortang itlog with cornbeef or ground pork? You don't need extra time for your kid's baon because egg is convenient and easy to prepare. It is readily available and requires short cooking time. Egg is the cheapest source of high quality protein, inexpensive high quality protein food. Egg also contains all the essential amino acids. It has choline that develops memory function and improves memory capability. It also contains most of the recognized vitamins, such as folate which is essential for the prevention of birth defects in infants and heart diseases in older folks and vitamin D that aids in the absorption of calcium and phosphorus and essential in keeping bones strong. The truth in egg is that it is a nutrient-dense food because it contains high quality protein and essential vitamins and minerals. But if we talk about egg, we also talk about egg yolk. Egg yolk is high in cholesterol, which may contribute to high blood cholesterol levels. High blood cholesterol is major risk factor to coronary heart disease and stroke because it leads to fatty build ups in artery walls. Cholesterol and other fats are transported through the blood stream in the form of round particles called lipoproteins. The two most commonly known lipoproteins are low density lipoproteins (LDL) and high-density lipoproteins (HDL). LDL or "low density lipoprotein" is commonly called "bad" cholesterol. It can contribute to the formation of plaque build up in the arteries, known as atherosclerosis. HDL or "high density lipoprotein is known as "good" cholesterol. It is a type of fat in the blood that helps remove cholesterol from the blood, preventing the fatty build up and formation of plaque. THE EGG CONTROVERSY

Recently, there has been a growing controversy on egg consumption. A group of researchers says that eating an egg a day is OK, while the traditional belief on egg consumption is to limit egg intake to two to four eggs per week. To confirm the findings of other researchers, the Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI-DOST) headed by Mrs. Celeste C. Tanchoco, Scientist I and Chief, Science Research Specialist, conducted a study on the effect of regular consumption of egg on serum cholesterol, triglycerides, LDLcholesterol, and HDL cholesterol among selected 30-60 year old free-living Filipino adults.

A total of 115 subjects were included in the study, of which, 61 were of normal weight and 54 were overweight. Results of the study showed a significant increase in LDL cholesterol, total cholesterol and triglyceride among female subjects after the egg-eating phase while no significant differences, was seen among males. During the egg eating phase a significant decrease in HDL cholesterol and a significant increase in LDL cholesterol were seen among the 41-50 year old subjects. Whereas at the end of the no egg phase, the total cholesterol of this same group was found significantly higher compared to the cholesterol level at the start of the intervention. Total energy intake, protein and fat were higher during the egg-eating phase compared with the no egg phase. However, a significant relationship between dietary fiber and serum total cholesterol was seen among subjects with normal weight during the no egg phase. Both LDL and total cholesterol were shown to increase at the end of both egg-eating phase and no egg phase for both normal and overweight subjects. Despite the increase, the mean of the subjects' blood lipid levels were shown to be at the normal range at the end of both regimen. The results of the study suggest that consumption of up to 1 egg per day is unlikely to have substantial increase in blood lipid levels. Aside from overall diet, it is recommended that practicing a healthy lifestyle such as weight maintenance, regular exercise, non smoking, moderation in alcohol intake, and regular medical check-up will reduce the risk of developing heart disease. - Article from FNRI-DOST 2007

UCM CORNER

SCHEDULE / Calendar of Activities Regular Fellowship: Saturdays 8PM; Conference Room

1st-Regular Fellowship 2nd Joint Fellowship 3rd Bible Study w/ Pastor Benjie 4th Bible Study w/ Pastor Benjie

Regular Fellowship. Every Tuesdays of the month; 7PM

3rd Sat.LCSMC-CWA

5th Tues – Home BS with in active

Visitation – Thursday or Friday

For info: Jerry Pelagio 0917884-1378

For Info: Elder Emma Cantada (416-0221)


Inviting everyone to come to the

on November 25, 2012 at SCCD Multi-purpose hall. Proceeds to go towards the Scholarship Program for Indigent Children and SCCD Scholarship Program.

Ticket at only P200.00/person. Watch for the scholars’ rendition of various gifts and their testimonies on God’s

grace and guidance as SCCD/DLA scholars.

2nd

LCSMC Family Fun Run: Evangelize

Exercise at Rizal Stadium on November 17, 2012 at 5AM. For the benefit of: Ministerial Students, Retired Church Workers, Project of Liturgy and Music Committee at Christian Witness and Service for victims of human-made and natural calamities. Family Fun Run with the theme: Pamilya Ko, Sagot Ko has a registration of P300.00 inclusive

of Tshirt, Water and Gospel Tracts.

DISCIPLES LEARNING

ACADEMY

DLA celebrates 29th

Founding Anniversary. The 29th

Founding Anniversary of the DLA was celebrated in a

formal and quiet atmosphere, at the SCCD Multi-

Purpose Hall on October 25, 2012, 9 am incorporating

the UN Day observance. A candle was lighted by each

Grade level with their adviser, the representative from

the Church , School Board, and Staff of DLA. The

theme for this year’s celebration is, “DLA, Giving Glory to

God through our Potentials. Ms Cecil Mendoza, the

School Board Chairperson gave an inspirational

message stressing the purpose set by God for our lives

which are worship, praise and faithfulness. Part 2 of this

Founding Celebration is set in the last week of January

during DLA School Week that will culminate on a Field

Demo. Chairing this special event is Teacher Ana Marie

Samuya.

Spiritual Formation winners held on September 17-21

are as follows:

Bible Pinoy Henyo

Grade 3 - Austin Clark Castilla & John Ken Bedano

Bible Passage Poem

Grade 2 - Sophia Pearl Lomadilla

Reader’s Theatre - Grade 6 Class

Poster Making Contest

Grade 4 - Justine Janelle Reyes

Verse Interpretation

Grade 5 - Sarah Mae Hayag*

Bible Drill

Grade 4 and Grade 6 Class

Bible Quiz (Grade 1-3)

1st John Paolo Tabing*

2nd Erich Bernadette Tumbaga*

3rd Ma. Kim Louise Bedano

Bible Quiz (Grade4-6)

1st Neilyn Mae Hormillosa

2nd Aimee Jasmin Galang

3rd Phoebe Joy Medina*

Scripture Reading

English Category

Grade 1-2 Sophia Pearl Lomadilla

Grade 3-4 Michelle Ann Escober

Grade 5-6 Phoebe Joy Medina*

Tagalong Category

Grade 1-2 Kurt Andrew Son

Grade 3-4 Allyssa Ellein Fauni*

Grade 5-6 Laurence John Calungin*

Arranging of Verse: Group 1

Corvin Sadiwa, Angela Santos, Royce

Ramirez, Kurt Andrew Son, Sophia

Pearl Lomadilla, Eula Mae Princess

Maristela, Clark Austin Castilla, Sean

Codey Mangubat, Alliyah Son

On THURSDAY BIBLE STUDY at 7Pm to 8PM now on

Module 3- being the venue to articulate the Lord’s great plan for the church has finished two modules on spiritual nourishment and endeavors to learn on God’s Word. Our third Module directs us to learning the Life and Works of Jesus Christ with 3 categories namely: Healing of Individuals, Miracles of Jesus and Teachings of Jesus.

The Teachings of Jesus (Pastor Benjie for November/ Pastor Bea for December)

November 1 -Give to Ceasar -Mark 12:13-17 November 8 -Good Shepherd -John 10:1-21 November 15 -Golden Rule -Luke 6:31 November 22 -Greatest Commandment -Matt. 22:34-40

November 29 -Living Water -John 4:1-26 December 6 -The Lord’s Prayer -Matthew 6:5-15 December 13 -Sending Out the Twelve -Matthew 10


Celebrators

for November

2012

1 – Crispin Manuel 14 – Cyrell Grace Fauni

1 – Herbert Cantada 14 – Josie Almonte

1 – Eileen Grace Valecruz 15 – Shelley Ann Manuel

1 – Romer Aviles 16 – Ruby Cantada

2 – Shonnie Fauni 16 – Dilean Frani

2 – Nova Sapida 16 – Virginia Briz

3 – Rosila Camarce 18 – Edgar Arita

3 – Mischelle Quezon 18 – Josefina Docusin

3 – Raymart Candelaria 18 – Jury Fauni

4 – Melissa Baroso 18 – Shirly Manuel

5 – James Dayrit 18 – Cecille Mendoza

6 – Jerome Cantada 18 – Mary Joyce Fauni

6 – Harvey Bolotaolo 18 – Diana Jhoie Cadapan

6 – Solidita Camacho 20 – Rachey Joyce Saquilayan

6 – Nicole Grace Agapay 20 – Maria Angela Ferrer

7 – Carina Reyes 21 – Allan Tirona

7 - Carina Sanchez 21 – Rowena Norkaew

7 – Edralyn Paredes 21 – Christian Lustre

9 – Pamela Abdon 22 – Mcdelter Poculan

9 – Joey Cañeda 22 – Tess Dakis

9 – Susan Mendez 22- Aileen Sarno

9 – Jasper De Ocampo 22 – David Joseph Rimbon

10 – Evelyn Sapida 23 – Sophia Gene Shelly Sapida

10 – Rodelle Sarita 24 – Nanette Barzaga

11 – Martin Calungin Sr. 24 – Leticia Santos

11 – Zaldeo Bautista 25 – Sheila Sapida

11 – Raymond Fauni 25 – Sandy Perlas

11 - Hazel Ivy Ticao 26 – Marieta Sapida

11- Melanie Aviles 26 – Rhodora Saquilayan

11 – Alyssa Cahigan 26 – Jose Briñez

12-Kevin Jay Maike 27 – Angela Purisima

12- Arturo Capati 27 – Jingle Ancheta

12 – Maxine Landicho 27 – Liwayway Geologo

13 - Cherlene Sapida 28 – Leonila Catayong

13 – Catherine Dumisiw 29 – Iluminada Naty

13 – Mary Shane Cantire 29- Arlene Pedraza

13 – Rener del Rosario 29 – Ezekiel Luis De Ocampo

13 – Henry Fauni 30 – Keith Ashley Ocampo

14 – Ken Nathaniel Ferrer

Wedding Anniversaries 7 – Lemuel & Melody Medina

10 – Jose & Wilma Pelagio 17 – Raymond & Liza Fauni

18 – Arturo & Jennifer Capati 21 – Eugene & Teresa Dakis

Attendance Report

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Ave.

Sep 186 187 152 185 173 177

Oct 182 170 170 153 169

Sunday Collection Report

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Tithes 70,075.75 58,921.00

Loose Offering 16,354.00 12,375.00

Sunday School 1,516.75 1,323.00

Midweek 1,245.50 845.00

Lovegifts/donations 46,140.00 22,360.00

Least Coin 570.25 718.35

Mission Offering 2,539.20 1,814.25

PN8-A 11,000.00 14,050.00

PN8-B 5,320.00 3,250.00

One day Wage 14,041.00 1,799.00

TOTAL 168,802.45 117,455.60


November 2012

“Becoming Stewards of God’s Grace”

Christian Stewardship Month

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Cell Group - Malagasang 2-G Thursday Bible Study7pm– Pastor Topic: Give to Caesar

2 Youth Choir Practice 5PM

3 Cell Group Marycris, Daang NIA, Simborio, BOE Mtg, 3 pm CEN Mtng; 5pm CYF 7:00 p.m/UCM: 7p.m

4– World Communion Sunday Rev. Benjamin Gevera P&W: Allan Saquilayan Piano: Gatekeepers: BOE SHUT -ins Cell Groups Marycris : 5 pm SACRIFICIAL DINNER 6PM

5 Cell Group Dexterville 4PM

6 DLA Teacher’s Devotion CWA Fellowship

– 8pm

Exhorter:

Elder Lina Reyes

7

SCCD Pastoral

and Staff Meeting

3PM-Pastor Bea Prayer Service- 8 pm Exhorter: Elder

8 Cell Group - Malagasang 2-G Thursday Bible Study 7pm – Pastor Topic: Good Shepherd


10 Cell Group Marycris, Daang NIA, Simborio, BOT mtg, 5 pm CRO Fellowship 7PM CYF in charge and Budget Hearing 2013 Christmas Decoration & Church General Cleaning (BOT & CRO’s)

11 – Rev. Bea Hernandez Trustee P&W: Nazario Calungin Piano: Moments w/Children Educator Teena Saquilayan Gatekeepers: BOT BOD Meeting: 12 nn Cell Groups Marycris : 5 pm



– 8pm

Exhorter:

Elder JulietDayrit

UCWO 3rd

CTE Topic: UCCP Statement of Faith UCCP Salinas 8AM

14

SCCD Pastoral and

Staff Meeting

3PM-Wilma Prayer Service- 8 pm Sis. Wilma Pelagio

15 Cell Group - Malagasang 2-G Thursday Bible Study7pm – Pastor Topic: Golden Rule UCWO Study Committee on Baptism LCSMC 9am-5pm


17 Cell Group Marycris, Daang NIA, Simborio, CYF and UCM:7PM Christmas Decoration and Church General Cleaning (BOT & Council) FUN RUN 5am Rizal Stadium CWA Everybody’s Birthday at UCCP Paco Advent Exhorters

Workshop 3PM

18 – Theological Sunday Wilma Pelagio Deacon P&W: Bea Almanzor Piano: Gatekeepers: BOD Cell Groups Marycris : 5 pm Council Meeting: 2 pm


20 DLA Teacher’s Devotion Eact Cluster Fellowship UCCP Sabang 8am CWA

Fellowship8pm

Exhorter:

Wilma Pelagio

21

SCCD Pastoral and

Staff Meeting

3PM-Lodie/Ann

Music Workers

Fellowship LCSMC

10am Prayer Service- 8 pm; Pastor Bea

22 Cell Group - Malagasang 2-G Thursday Bible Study 7pm– Pastor Topic: Greatest Commandment


24 Cell Group Marycris, Daang NIA, Simborio, CYF 6:00 p.m UCM: 8:00 p.m TEP III at UCCP Ellinwood 8AM CWS Seminar on Ecology UCCP Salitran 8AM

25 – NCCP/Stewardship EVERYBODY’s Birthday Rev. Armando Carlos P&W : Irene Rimbon Piano: Gate keepers: BCE Cell Groups Marycris : 5 pm SS and Outreach Teachers’ Workshop 1PM Coop Fellowship SACRIFICIAL DINNER

26 Cell Group Dexterville 4PM LCSMC Eco Seminar UCCP Anabu 8am


– 8pm

Exhorter: Ptr.

Bea

28

SCCD Pastoral and

Staff Meeting

3PM-Pastor

Benjie

Prayer Service- 8 pm Pastor Benjie

29

Lay Ministers

Reunion UCCP Anabu

10am

Thursday Bible Study 7PM - Pastor Living Water

30 Youth Choir Practice 5PM CWA Retreat 2012 ECD Seminar UCCP Noveleta 8am


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