From the President Dear SULADS Hearts
(People who have the hearts for the SULADS Ministry),
SULADS is the home of young people, adults, and families of selfless dedication, ardent devotion and undaunted zeal for missions. In the generation where everything is fast and everything is just the touch of your finger, it is amazing to behold that there are still young people wanted to get dirty. These young people in SULADS live with the most dangerous people in the mountains and the islands. But in their presence the savage spirit melts and softens. In the presence of our SULADS missionaries light is brought. In the presence of our missionaries love is seen in action. Indeed, “their commitment is no joke!� This year we praise the Lord for the largest number of trainees being sent to the field. It is the largest in the most unexpected generation. We praise the Lord of their so many stories of how the good Lord brought them to SULADS. Their coming alone is already a miracle. Their coming alone is already the change they have been waiting for. Let us never forget these group of missionaries you will meet in this issue. Let us never forget to pray for them. Their lives are not easy up in the mountains and the Islands. Your prayers will encourage them in times of downfall moments. Your prayers will send them angels in times of dangers. Your prayers will send villagers bringing food when nothing is on their tables. Your prayers will be their Power! To our SULADS in the field we are praying of your beautiful walk with Jesus. We are excited to see you all a maturer man and woman.
ONCE A SULADS! ALWAYS A SULADS! Keep on Climbing and Crossing seas for Jesus! Here Am I. Send Me!
Pastor Ephraim L. Pitogo SULADS President
GUGURON (Manobo term for News)
is the official SULADS News Journal published triannually by SULADS, Inc., a non-government, non-profit, self-supporting faithbased institution of the Seventh-day Adventist in the Philippines which aims to impact the lives of the unreached people groups through the avenues of the H.E.A.L Program.
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SULADS comes from the
Manobo term sulad which means brother or sister. Now as the officical name of the institution it stands for Socio-ecomic Uplift, Literacy, Anthropological, and Developmental Services.
2017
Editorial Staff
This SULADS News Journal is published through the joint efforts of the SULADS Main Office Staffs.
Cover Story
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Features
Training Snapshots
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2016 SULADS Missionaries Testify God’s Faithfulness
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SULADS Father & Mentor-Dr.Webb Inspires SULADS Staffs
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SULADS Impacts Marawi Siege Victims
Territories
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Thoughts on Mission
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NCMC CLUSTER SMM CLUSTER
DAVAO MISSION CLUSTER NEMM CLUSTER
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24 26 SULADS HIGH SCHOOL 2 8 DEAF SCHOOL 3 0 AMR 3 2 SULADS Thailand 3 4 SULADS International 3 6 SULADS Canada 3 8 ZPM/ WMC CLUSTER MINDORO CLUSTER
Health Post
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Future Events: 1- Monthly Cluster Reporting
Treasures of the Pioneers 4 2
SULADS Pioneers SnapShots 4 4 Culture Corner 4 6 Prayer & Praise 4 7
2- SULADS Yearly Mission School’s Evaluation 3- SULADS 2018 Reunion on
June 24- July 1, 2018
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Thoughts on Mission
Hark the Voice of
JESUS
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ark! The voice of Jesus calling, “Who will go and work today? Fields are white, the harvest waiting, Who will bear the sheaves away?” Loud and long the Master callleth, Rich reward He offers free; Who will answer, gladly saying, “Here am I, O Lord, send me”?
If you cannot cross the ocean And the heathen lands explore, You can find the heathen nearer, You can help them at your door; If you cannot speak like angels, If you cannot preach like Paul, You can tell the love of Jesus, You can say He died for all. If you cannot me the watchman, Standing high on Zion’s wall, Pointing out the path to heaven, Offering life and peace to all; With your prayers and with your bounties You can do what Heaven demands, You can be like faithful Aaron, Holding up the prophet’s hands. While the souls of men are dying, And the Master calls for you, Let none hear you idly saying, “There is nothing I can do!” Gladly take the task He gives you, Let His work your pleasure be; Answer quickly when He calleth, “Here am I, O Lord, send me.”
HARK! THE VOICE OF JESUS CALLING Written by Daniel March SDA Adventist Hymnal # 358
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he Missionary Spirit expressed in the song does not discriminate any work you can do for Jesus. It does suggest any work your best ability could afford for the Lord. As we do our service to the Master He never takes our individuality. Our gifts, our talents, our strengths and even our weaknesses are all for the glory of God. As we submit our nothingness to Him and offer our empty selves, the Master wil never fail to count any labor done for Him in humility of heart. Missionary work is anywhere and everywhere. It is not the profession that counts, it is not the length of the walk, it is not the amount, it is not even the length of time but it is only and only of what is in the heart. The book of Colossians 3:23-24 explicitly stated that
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observed in the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard. Everybody received the same wage with different length of time spent worked in the vineyard. Everybody will receive the reward of eternal life as we work and labor for souls around us. In any line of duty we may be placed by the Lord. Working to earn a living in an office, school or hospital have the incense of Jesus’ righteousness as your presence be a sweet blessing. Work extra mile, extend a little kindness, give a hand and speak words of wisdom and cheer to people around you. In your work place the field is white, in your schools the field is white, in your homes the field is white, or even in your churches the field is white, in all these places the harvest is
Missionary work is anywhere and everywhere. It is not the profession that counts, it is not the length of the walk, it is not the amount, it is not even the length of time but it is only and only of what is in the heart. “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.”
Jesus is calling for our hearts to be in tuned with Him. He does not count how long or short, big or small, is your contribution but rather he counts the Spirit in you. The work you have done in one single
waiting. The Lord might call you in distant places but most of the time the Lord calls us in places where we are now.
Wherever you are in the mountains, islands, cities and countrysides and whatever is the labor of your hands your Christlikeness is your most powerful missionary work today! Let us answer quickly when He calleth, “Here am I, O Lord, send me.”
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Cover Feature
Here am I. I a m c a l l e d. I a m e q u i ppe d. I a m se n t.
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ULADS opened the 2017 training with only but a faith that there would be a number of young people, married couples, senior SULADS and aged but willing to serve the Lord. A number of people called to serve the unreached of the deep mountains and of the farthest islands of South Philippines. On the first day for the very first time the good Lord had given us a great number of people. It was nothing but pure joy and thanksgiving as the SULADS staff beheld the dedication, zeal and sincerity of them. They could have chosen to be employed on different expertise they are good at. They could have chosen to just support. But in full selfless decision they stood for the call of God. And together they have endured and enjoyed the month long SULADS training. Day after day before the training culminated the people come and are added to the list. We needed more as the need is increasingly great but the Lord in His great wisdom had given us the very number He will work with this year. These groups had with them their wonderful conversion stories. They are stories of how the Lord had worked in their hearts to serve Him. Having them is like a having feast of testimonies - their downfall, struggles and victories in Jesus.
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Their commitment is no joke. Their decision to live with the people who have a very different lifestyle than they have been used to is serious. To eat their food, to sleep in the same kind of house and to treat others us the most precious souls are but never easy things to do. There are about 83 missionaries now serving in the different SULADS mission schools. There is no need the good Lord had never supplied. The number He had sent to serve is the number He in His wisdom will serve Him. They are the number who said, “HERE AM I. SEND ME.�
We needed more as the need is increasingly great but the Lord in His great wisdom had given us the very number HE will work with this year.
Their Commitment is no joke!
2017
training
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Daily Time Schedule Activity
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Waking Time Morning Worship Exercise Morning Job Breakfast Personal Preparation Devotional Morning Sesion (Spiritual Emphasis) Lunch Siesta Afternoon Session (Lecture) Siesta Dinner Preration Dinner Personal Preparation
4:00 4:15-5:00 5:00-5:30 5:30-6:00 6:00-7:00 7:00-7:50 8:00-9:00 9:00-12:00
Evening Worship
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12:00-1:00 1:00-1:30 1:30-5:00 5:00-5:30 5:30-6:30 6:30-7:00
2017 SULADS TRAINING WORKING COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN Lowel Limbagan Registrar Liz Darnelle Ang Program Curricular: Lowel Limbagan Spiritual: Victor Paradero Assistant: Bethel Jane Taglos
Logistics Edgar Sugdan / James Kim Security Louie Ortiz / Vincent Baragona Dormitory Deans / Male: Paulmarc Arbe Caberte Female: Liz Darnelle Ang Facilities and Jeremias Belmonete/ Utilities / Roldan Lantoria Garbage Disposal Food Renato Calinga Rebecca Sugdan Purchasing Rebecca Sugdan
TRAINING LECTURE SCHEDULE
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Lecturers
Worship Speakers
Small Group Spiritual Emphasis
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Snap shots
Lecture Activities
Survival
SULADS High School
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2016 SULADS
missionaries testify god’s faithfulness
“Well done, good and faithful servant!”
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n April 21-22, 2017 2016 SULADS Missionaries in full joy had brought with them stories of God’s faithfulness and goodness. It was indeed a year of walking with the Lord in places where Jesus would have also trod. The program was highlighted by the message of discharge by Brother Lito Fronda- SULADS Canada on Friday Morning. The missionaries receieved a special token of a Plaque of Recognition with Certificates. The plaque stands the most significant as it is the first time for SULADS Main Office to give out to missionaries. It is a simple emblem of gratefulness and honor of the goodness of the Lord to the dedicated missionaries. This will stand as symbol of God’s miracles and divine leadings to our each of the missionaries. It will stand on one corner in their homes but it will be a sign of their committed dedication to the Lord’s work. The program was beautifully ended by the foot washing ceremony.
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Then on the Sabbath, miracles upon miracles, success upon success and struggles upon struggles in different mission fields brought life to the whole Sabbath program. Missionaries are commissioned to bring the SULADS mission in their hearts wherever the good Lord shall plant them. The program ended with all our spirit revived! May the good Lord continue to sustain His promise as the faithful workers meet the world. Many decided to extend as many also had decided to move forward with what is to be done outside the volunteering sphere. Moving forward as an ambassador to the work of the unreached! For them who had decided to extend would be a year of new challenges and a year
SULADS missionary work is more than a work. It is life! It is Love! of renewed commitment.
Sulads Staffs Reassignments Staff Lowel I. Limbagan Victor L. Paradero Vincent S. Baragona Jeremias B. Belmonte Liz Darnelle T. Ang Rebecca C. Sugdan
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Previous Post
Present Post
Over-All Supervisor
SMM Territory Supervisor Sahmyook International Academy Bible Teacher Davao MIssion Territory Supervisor NCMC Supervisor
Evangelist AMR Assistant Coordinator Facilities Development Officer Office Secretary Purchaser / Custodian
SULADS Nurse Custodian / Guestroom in-charge
SULADS Missionaries participate PYC
hilippine Youth Conference (PYC) is an organization that hosts events with emphasis on Revival in these last days. The event happens yearly on different location around the Philippines. This event cater young people, now also adults and families seeking for meaning and revival in their lives. This year’s PYC was held in West Visayan Conference Headquarters, Iloilo City last May 31-June 4, 2017. There were about 600 people from all walks around the Philippines who have attended the event. The messages during the PYC were packed with emphasis on missions guided by the theme “THE APPEARING”. Thus, this youth conference became a hive for ministries who are seeking for prospect volunteers. Together with the many ministries who attended the event, SULADS also was given the privilege to promote and invite the young people to join the frontline work. Praying that the LORD of the harvest will send forth laborers through this army of youth. There are 6 SULADS missionaries who attended and we are praying for more SULADS to have this reving experience too.
John Wood (left) and Christian Bunch (right) both representing Jesus for Asia, a Ministry based in Thailand Lecture:Emphasis on Cross Cultural Missions
MARVELUZ BLESSIE T. ENSENCIO Currently Serving BT- Tawi -TAwi SULADS Missionary since 2015
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SULADS FATHER AND MENTORDR. WEBB INSPIRES SULADS
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t was a sacrifice! There was serious medical condition but there was passion and zeal to do the work of the Lord! There was our friend, mentor and father, DR. FREDD WEBB! June 1, 2017 Dr. Webb arrived in Cagayan de Oro City for the QUIET HOUR MINISTRY. His yearly visits for the GOSPEL OUTREACH had just been done some months ago. And this visit was never like his previous visits. This visit he was on his recovery period from a heart surgery and to the worse of all it was the onset of the declaration of the Martial Law in Mindanao. But who would stop a dedicated worker of the Lord to guard his post. To do the duty He has placed in his very hands. With fervor and ardent devotion to the Lord’s keepings
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of his life, Dr. Webb managed to arrive in the Philippines with stable health condition. With this visit he took the opportunity to meet his children in SULADS. SULADS is like his child. He loves the SULADS Ministry so much. The Lord has used him with the rest of the pioneer leaders of SULADS to re-open this ministry. The ministry to the unreached is very dear to his and Ma’am Arlene’s heart. Up to this very moment he plays a vital role in the SULADS. He guides, counsels, rebukes and inspires the SULADS staffs.
The time with him was a time of special spiritual encouragement. We are blessed more than blessed with his words. His passion and dedication to the work is just so reviving. We look forward for the next year’s visit of our father in the Ministry. Thank you so much Dr. Webb for your time and sacrifices all for the coming of our Lord Jesus to be hastened.
SULADS Campus Missionary Weddings Manobo Inspired Wedding
Gypsy Penas Olantao & Solomon Olantao June 4, 2017 * To be serving SULADS Thailand
Simple Vintage Wedding
Edwin Tangub & Rose Ann Cudal Tangub May 11, 2017 *Currently Serving Bohong, Ned, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
sulads missionaries celebrate academic success AT MVC A shout of “At Last!“. OUr SULADS Missionaries have at last gotten to this another hieght of their academic endeavors at Mountain View College. We praise the Lord for His faithfulness to their academic success.
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I M PA C T S MARAWI SULADS Siege Victims
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n June 6, 2017 picture the joy and
SULADS . We were able to give out rice and
gladness when these war stricken
goods to the 300 or so Marawi Evacuees in
of primarily Muslim brethren received the very little help, a very little food to eat. A
Iligan on June 6, 2017. All of your names we cannot publish
very little food to fill in their tummies. They
but without your support to this cause
are kept safe in a place where everybody
SULADS would not be able to accomplish
share the same floor to sleep, the same
this task.
bathroom, the same food on their tables,
It was a very meaningful time- A time
the same rich and poor, the same
when people and their love for our Muslim
forgetting the comforts of their lives
brothers and sisters in Marawi was seen. A
before the war, the same in their hopes
time and place where we have witnessed
and prayers for a people to care for what
that we all serve a loving God who takes
they are going through. They are waiting
care of His beloved children.
Pastor (center and the Em rest of the helping hands)
for people who may not give as much as they could have really wanted but will give them a hand shake, a hug, and a prayer. SULADS Main Office headed by Pastor Ephraim Pitogo and His family with the rest of SULADS staff Sulad Ranny de Vera (SULADS AMR Director), Sulad Liz Darnelle Ang (SULADS Nurse) and Sulad Vincent Baragona (SULADS Supervisor-Davao Mission Territory) in cooperation with some SPUC workers the “Fill a bowl. Fill a Need. SULADS Marawi outreach” has been
We praise the Lord for this another miracle! A miracle for our brethren in Marawi!
successfully rendered . We would not fail to mention the
Distribution time
Ocular visit- MAMC Representatives
S SULCAarD es
very big contribution of PAMAS (Philippine Adventist Medical Aviation Services)., ACS (Adventist Community Services), and the people who gave their support: “A BIG “Thank You” to all who came to support the
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SULADS STAFF Packing and Preparation
MISSION in & ADVENTURES
BALOGO
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ay 25-26, 2017 when the Martial Law has newly been declared, a group of Accountancy graduates who has just taken their CPA Board Exam from Davao City set foot Bukidnon to fulfill their mission to facilitate the feeding project of their team to Balogo Mission School in Balogo, Kalagangan, San Fernando, Bukidnon. It is their utmost desire to leave footprints of love in the hearts of the children in Balogo Mission School. It is not just a feeding program that has happened but also a giving of school supplies and pairs of slippers. There are about 150 students who have received the love gifts from the group. During the day of the feeding while waiting for the food to be served and the supplies to be ready for distribution some members of the group hake the opportunity to teach the children songs and finger plays. The group prepares arozcaldo which they have called “AROZCALDO FOR LIFE”. It is not just a meal it is love. It is not just a bag
indeed first doing great and remarkable blessings in the changed lives of people who join SULADS, those who send a SULADS missionary, those who support the SULADS ministry and most especially those who PRAY FOR SULADS. Because Jesus’ ministry is so much implicated in the ministry of SULADS; living among them, seeing their need and more.
SULADS wil continue to fulfil the Mission! SULADS wil continue to embrace young people with love and zeal for missions. SULADS wil continue to prepare a people for Jesus’ soon return!
and a notebook but love. It is not just an effort to teach them it is love. It is not just a desire to love them it is indeed love. Everything is LOVE put into action. The group has been the hands and feet of Jesus that two days.They have been the very Jesus the people have seen. It is nothing but love for them. The long walk and crossing almost 14 times a river is not just
an adventure, IT IS A REAL TASTE OF MISSION!
Two members of the group have willingly volunteered to answer God’s call to serve Kolonbong Mission School in South Cotabato. FROM THE SULADS MAIN OFFICE :THANK YOU FUTURE CPA’s. thank you for your love to our less fortunate and under privileged children. Thank you so much for creating a beautiful picture of love in the hearts of our balogo children. The impact you have made to their hearts will be remembered until we reach that beautiful reunion in heaven! As you live your professional calling may you always have in your hearts a burden for missions and a burden to bless others with what God has blessed you! SULADS is not just reaching the hearts of the unreached but it is also reaching the hearts of many young people who have the passion to prepare a people for Jesus’ soon return. This ministry is not just changing the lives of the children and the village as a whole but it is
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NCMC CLUSTER
Sulad Jeremias B. Belmonte SULADS Supervisor
North Central Mindanao Conference Territory “They are a people almost forgotten. In the very comfort that our society lives in, who would want to step on the mud, be soak in the rain and experience hunger? The life of the lumads are the complete opposite of the life we enjoy and strive for. But theirs is a life of but simple joy and happiness. Theirs is a life of innocence and purity. SULADS will continue to preserve their individuality and we shall guide their spirituality for eternity.�
ZUBIRI VILLAGE
DAPILOAN VILLAGE
Zubiri Village, Kulampion, Paitan ,Quezon, Bukidnon
Dapiloan, Kalagangan, San Fernando, Bukidnon
Jammer B. Almonte Maying Almonte
Merlyn A. Casium
Ruel L. Casium
Ruelyn Heart A. Casium
Jit2 Almonte
Barbette T. Almonte
BALOGO VILLAGE
Balogo, Kalagangan, San Fernando, Bukidnon
MAHAYAG VILLAGE
Sitio Mahayag, Sacramento Valley, San Fernando, Bukidnon Josielyn M. Lu
Janine S. Genodipa
MAMBUNTUAN VILLAGE Digongan, Kitao-tao, Bukidnon
Gladden Mae D. Ella
Ryan De Jay A. Ella
John Richt M. Lu
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Rodolfo C. Cadano
Baby Girl
NCMC Pastors prayed and said their blessings for the missionaries
Bukidnon Cluster attended IPED Orientation
Bukidnon Cluster ready for the send-off Supervisor endorsed missionaries to Zubiri Village
Sulad Ruel & Merlyn Casium in the class at Zubiri Village Mission School
Balogo Village SULADS Supervisor with the Zubiri Village “Datu”
Balogo Village Children sang a welcome song
Balogo “Datu“ Welcomed the Missionaries
Prayer posted Balogo Mission School Classroom
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SMM CLUSTER
Sulad Lowel I. Limbagan SULADS Supervisor
Southern Mindanao Mission Territory “SULADS, ministry to the lumads is never a work it is service and it is love in full action.Who would go to the distance, who would want to walk seemingly countless hours and who would give their time without the cost? I am a witness how the Lord strengthens my feet and protects my way up in the different mountains to visit our missionaries. The village and the missionaries are the souls that I am to care for.”
LAMBILA VILLAGE Lambila, Ned, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
KILOGIB VILLAGE Kilogib, Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat
Diodulo P. Luad
Lendon G. Chaves
Jim Bryle Adrian E. Cacho
Chelluh Dylle C. Luad
LANAS-LANAS VILLAGE Lanas Lanas,Mulon, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat
Flaviano S. Espenosa
Nemsie C. Luad
Fritz Laine Dylle C Luad
SLONG VILLAGE Slong, Ned, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
Elvin Hardy S. Requillo
Samuel H. Bermejo
BOHONG VILLAGE Bohong,Tasiman, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
Zion Cloudine Wave M. Bermejo DATALKADI VILLAGE Datalkadi, Tasiman, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
Edwin R. Tangub
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Dinny M. Bermejo
KOLONBONG VILLAGE Kolonbong, Lamfugon, Laek Sebu, South cotabato
Rose Ann C. Tangub
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Jedaiel G. Dayo Aica C. Quinoviva
Lovely Mae A. Famoso
SMM Cluster received gifts for the mission schools from Dreamland Church
Lecture on Lesson Planning and Teaching Strategies on Teaching Children by Mrs. Graciano and University teachers Volunteers
Senator Ninoy Aquino Vice-Mayor Rafael George Flauta visited Kilogib Village (Down: In white Sleeveless Shirt)
SMM Cluster Sabbath Promotion in Dreamland Seventh-day Adventist Church
Supervisor’s Word to the Kilogib Villagers
The making of Colonbong Missionaries’ Cottage
Progress in Kilogib Mission School
Future Missionaries’ Cottage
Sulad Jim preparing a meal
Eager learners at Colonbong
Missionaries’ Garden
Missionaries’ Comfort Room
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DAVAO MISSION CLUSTER
Sulad Vincent S. Baragona SULADS Supervisor
Davao Mission Territory “As we teach them ABCs we teach them of God. As we teach them how to read we teach them of the Bible. The field in areas with our Indigenous people are already white. These fields are ready for a big harvest. SULADS we join our hands together with the support of the whole Seventh-day Adventist Church in this cause of reaching the unreached of the mountains and the Islands. In this Jesus will soon come!”
MANLUPONGON VILLAGE Purok Manlupongon, Sitio Butay, Brgy. Tapak, Pakibato, Davao City Hadjelyn P. Dayon
BUKA VILLAGE Buka, Kitaan, Sta. Maria, Davao Occidental
Jacob P. Dayon
Lesley Jean S. Andoy Jacinto N. Andoy Jr. Jacrael Jadd P. Dayon
Jether Esher S. Andoy KALYAAN VILLAGE sitio Kalyaan, Brgy. Malabog, Pakibato, Davao City
Marieshel J. Payaron
BAGSAK VILLAGE Sitio Bagsak, Manuel Peralta, Malita, Davao Occidental
LATIL VILLAGE Latil, Abnate, Kiblawan, Davao del Sur
David L. Payaron
Piah Marie V. Payaron
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Maricel B. Payaron
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Alvin M. Payaron
Eduardo T. Agrajanes
Baby Girl
Eddie C. Maribao
Courtesy Call to Davao Mission Officials. Missionaries received warm welcome. Instructions and orientation were also said by the SULADS Coordinator Pastor Punay.
Missionary to Manlupongon Sulad Jacob Dayon savoring the moment inside the helicopter with the Pilot Carlos from Panama , Central America. Send-off with the PAMAS Helipcopter
A happy SULADS missionary FamilyAlvin and Maricel Payaron with their baby sent to Latil Village
A group villagers delighted to pose with the helicopter and the Pilot.
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NEMM CLUSTER
Sulad Russ A. Dawis SULADS Coordinator
Northeastern Mindanao Mission Territory “Marginalized as I call our lumad brothers and sisters-They are the nicest and kindest people I have met. SULADS NEMM for more than a decade now has continually been impacting the lives of these people of the mountains and jungles. Who would dare to go and live with them, eat with them and care for them? The SULADS Missionaries did. Who would teach them of Jesus, If we won’t go?”
BALONBON KM 29 VILLAGE Brgy. Padiay, Sibagat, Agusan del Sur
Maureen Kristy V. Acopio
Lovely Joy B. Abayan
John C. Acuin
Mary Fe H. Morre
Esperato D. Davao Cluster Head
Nerwee A. Asis
Ruel P. Pinahan
BALONBON KM 29 VILLAGE Brgy. Padiay, Sibagat, Agusan del Sur
Cliff A. Dawis
Darlene Alvie B. Diaz
Esperanza SULADS Academy for the Lumad Tribes (E-SALT) Punot, Brgy. Salug, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur
Genevieve A. Cayao Gracel May A. Caser
CANADA VILLAGE Brgy. San Vicente, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur
Aljier B. Domingo
KILOBEDAN VILLAGE P-7, Kilobedan, San Marcos, Bunawan, ADS
Darious R. Gloria
Vandolph M. Banez
JUndel E. Verano
NURSERY VILLAGE Brgy. Bunaguit, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur
Wendelyn Concon
Jesrel T. Tilos
CALABUAN VILLAGE Brgy. Calabuan, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur
Maclen P. Tumanan Crisofel M. Abayan
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TAGBALIHOW VILLAGE Brgy. Kasapa 1, Loreto, Agusan del Sur
Dyan R. Awe
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MAHAYONHAYON VILLAGE Brgy. Guibonon, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur
Lornie Jane F. Martinez Iris Jane I. Calsa
Argentita R. Gloria
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In-in A. Cabradilla Lemuel A. Cabradilla
CANAAN VILLAGE Brgy. Hinapoyan, Carmen, Surigao del Sur
Elsa V. Malig-on
Noel G. Malig-on
ISRAEL (PUROK-5) VILLAGE Brgy. Bitaugan, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur BACACAAN VILLAGE Brgy. Bacacaan, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur
Michelle B. Laurente
Jingle I. Pentin
Louie Jay L. Evangelista Mark Glin A. Cuevas
TUBAKON VILLAGE Brgy. Bitaugan, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur
BITAUGAN VILLAGE Brgy. Bitaugan, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur
BATO VILLAGE Brgy. Bitaugan, San Miguel, Surigao del Sur
Rechel O. Naraiso James A. Subigka
Banessa A. Agonos
Junry O. Naraiso
Reyniel S. Pullos Jenelyn A. Saludar
Esther L. Mangin
SULADS NEMM CLUSTER HEAD
Crisofel M. Abayan Cluster Head Mahayonhayon & Calabuan SULADS NEMM Secretary
Iris Jane I. Calsa Cluster Head Nursery, Balonbon, Bantolinao
Esperato D. Davao Cluster Head Canada & E-SALT
James A. Subigka Cluster Head Surigao Del Sur
NEMM 2016 BATCH SULADS MISSIONARIES FINAL REPORTING AND CULMINATION PROGRAM Date: April 8, 2017 Venue: Goland Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur
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Sulad Jiffrey D. Silmaro SULADS Supervisor
Zamboanga Peninsula Mission/ Western Mindanao Conference Territory “Who will change the mold of their future? Many of them have grown to be bandits, pirates, beggars and rebels. SULADS Tawi-Tawi is serving to the fiercest people in the country but to the SULADS they are the most loving and kind. Their children deserve a brighter future too. They deserve the light of salvation in Jesus too. The Muslims in Tawi-Tawi are our brethren too. So the SULADS shall go!”
Flora Mae M. Canilao Shiela M. Canilao Marveluz Blessie Jorecydel B. Banay Clark Jan C. Sugdan T. Ensencio Mary Jane T. Olowan Gernel C. Sabanal Nebo, Zamboanga BELATAN TAINGA VILLAGE del Norte PUNDUHAN VILLAGE
Fema E. Silmaro
BelatanTainga, Belatan Halo, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi
Punduhan, Liaburan, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi
TONGBANGKAW VILLAGE Tongbangkaw, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi
Reuben V. Cantilado Hilson V. Badang
Toto M. Bolilao
Ronie P. Dela Cruz LIABURAN VILLAGE Liaburan, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi
TAATA VILLAGE
Patong-Patong,Taata, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi
Jovel D. Pagapong
BUNA-BUNAAN VILLAGE Buna-Bunaan, Polao Satu, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi
Daryl L. Cagampang Raymund M. Bunuan
Emelio Payaron
Olympio V. Rodila
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Fellah Mae B. Velasco
Junarey A. Duarte
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Jeffrael Klein B. Velasco Joeasle A. Guartico
Melcah B. Dizon
Courtesy Call Mayor Rejie’s Office Panglima Sugala Minicipal Hall
Courtesy Call Brgy. Tangbangkaw and Brigada Skwela (Badjao Community)
Donations Received from all around the globe
JUNE REPORTING Date: June 30-July 2, 2017 Venue: Liaburan, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi ACTIVITIES: * Friday morning until Sabbath-Reporting and Spiritual Emphasis * Sunday-Meeting/Year activity plan, afternoon-Activity with/for the parents (games, mastal (Teacher’s)presentations)
Spiritual Emphasis
Reporting of Mission stories
Parent’s Day Team Building Activity
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MINDORO CLUSTER Sulad Pete M. Barolo SULADS Coordinator SULADS Mindoro
“The Mangyan needed people to care for them. They needed a hand to hand in food, clothing and most specially love. We are doing this for love of these people looked down by the society because they have nothing but their primitive ways. In our ministry the greatest joy is to see them meet Jesus and make Him their Savior.”
BAYABASAN VILLAGE Bayabasa Occidental Mindoro
Loleyvi M. Apostadero
Seikosha P. Llanos
THE BAROLO’s The couple who pioneered the Mission to the Mangyans. Kuya Pete and Ate Jess Barolo
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Typical Mangyan Village
Their way to the mission school
Sulad Seikosha Llanos treating a villager’s infected hand
Sulad Loleyvi Apostadero in the Classroom
JESUS FOR ASIA Director John Woods visited Sulads Mindoro
4th Kimale Village Closing Exercises
SULADS MINDORO extended to the AETAS in Aurora Province 1st Kimale Village Vacation Bible School
Pathfinder Summer camp
Sponsored Feeding Programs and slippers distributions
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SULADS HIGH SCHOOL Sulad Simi F. Velasco Principal
SULADS Comprehensive High School for the Lumads “A school in the mountain. A school for our underprivileged lumad children. They deserve the best education too. The school in that “Holy Mountain” continue to stand in faith and trust of the provisions of the pioneer of it all Jesus Christ. Our lumad will shine for Jesus. They are building their future here and the hereafter.”
SULADS COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE LUMADS Sto. Domingo, Lumintao, Quezon, Bukdinon
Khen T. Roa
Jedd P. Calayco
Czarby Shane V. Quijardo
Roldan E. Lantoria
Rita M. Alfaro
Janeth Q. Lantoria
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Jemary F. Velasco
Saceo M. Sabas
2nd Moving Up of SULADS High School March 31-April 2, 2017
Staff and Visitors stood as parents
Graduates with their Guest Speakers and Visitors
Picture taken with their Baccalaureate SpeakerMrs. Milma Villavicensio (Center) SULADS High School Farm
Vegetable garden
Corn Field
Graduates received toiletries as their Moving Up gifts from Nikki Quizon (Up in Pink)
Banana Plantation Work Education Program
Usual Sabbath at the Mountain School
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SULADS DEAF SCHOOL
Sulad Paulmarc Arbe Y. Caberte Principal SULADS Comprehensive School for the Deaf
“When they learn to sign they will learn of Jesus. We show them our love in a sign. SULADS Deaf School will continue to mold, train, and guide deaf students to sign for Jesus. We are not just a school, we are a home, a shelter and a refuge.”
SULADS COMPREHENSIVE DEAF SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Mabuhay, San Jose, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon
Khalil F. Haj Teacher
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Jeff A. Carolino Teacher
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Timmy and Vicky Dag-on Farm Manager
Raquel Corpuz 4th Closing Exercises guest Speaker
Mothers pinned child’s award
Picture taken with the Guest Speak-
Students and their ANGKLONG PRESENTATION
Picture taken with the Parents
Song in their Sign Language Student and Teaching Staff with the Guest
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AMR-Adventist Muslim Relations “We Seventh-day Adventists have an atomic bomb of truth in our hands. But how come we are working as if we have only a light bulb in our hands. The work to our brothers from teh tribe of Ishmael will continue to grow and will continue to inspire people to embrace our Muslim brothers and sisters. They are our brothers. They are our friends. They will defend us. They will protect us. They already did!�
SULADS AMR Team meets Muslim Leaders
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Steffin Dickie and Umut Yavuz conduct AMR Training on the first week of 2017 SULADS Missionary Training
n the first week of 2017 SULADS Training Steffin Dickie (leading out self-supporting ministry to reach the Muslims) from America brought with him a Muslim friend from Turkey Umut Yavuz. Umut is a pure blooded
Muslim and together they conducted the AMR Training. Umut’s presence made their presence an extra special as the missionaries had the first hand experience with a pure blooded Muslim. Steffin Dickie on the emphasis of the Bible and Koran, and historical background of Islam and Christianity
Umut Yavuz lectured on how to rightly approach a Muslim brother
Each Missionaries received a set of these AMR Materials
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SULADS THAILAND Sulad Chlowe Manatalaba President SULADS Thailand
“Who will look out for the Mien, the Hmong, the Aka, the Kharin tribes.We have been in this ministry and we are igniting the spirit of SULADS in the land of SIAM. We are to care for them as we care for the Mnobos. They are precious souls too.”
Sulad Alejandro “Jhun” Cardeinte Supervisor / SULADS Missionary Program Coordinator Public School Teacher, Phayao, Thailand
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ULADS Thailand is a faith-based, self-supporting ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church based in Thailand. Laying its ministries in the command of the Master in Luke 14:23, “And the lord said unto the servant, Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in, that my house may be filled.” This ministry bloomed from the hearts of faithful and dedicated SULADS missionaries from Mountain View College in their college days. In the desire to disciple and pass on the gift of training and missionary experience they endeavored to create a program for the Locals of Thailand where God placed them in their different fields of labors. Bearing the principle of Tent-making like the Apostle Paul they gave birth to SULADS Thailand. Local young people of Thailand and other neighboring South-East Asian countries can undergo missionary training and sexperience field work for at least one year.
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SULADS Thailand offers three programs: 1.Student Missionary Program or the School of the Prophets Program (at least one year service term). Local young people of Thailand and other neighboring South-East Asian countries are trained and sent to different villages to work with district Pastors. 2. Career Missionary Program (at least three-year service term contract), this is a long term missionary program open for couples from the Philippine or any part of the world to serve remote villages around Thailand and other neighboring countries. 3. Short-term missionary program where teachers around Thailand can have the opportunities to experience village immersion and be revived in their passion for mission in a limited time frame.
RISDAC/SULADS English Camp
RISDAC/SULADS Health Expo
RISDAC/SULADS Health Expo’s Nightly Meetings
Baptism in Laos by SULAD Dam Yang & Sulad
2017 SULADS THAILAND Missionary Training Training Center - Phayao SDA Center, Phayao, Thailand.
Sulad Jhun Cardiente SULADS Thailand Coordinator Attended and Spoke in APIU’s
Duration - 1 Month Training Training CoordinatorSULAD Jhun Cardiente
Herbal Medicine Lecture
Gardening Hands -on
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SULADS INTERNATIONAL / USA “There is a vast population of the unreached people groups in the remotest mountains and seas. There is a great work to be done. There is a great number of workers to be sent. SULADS by the grace of God will coninue to volunteer and labor for these unreached souls of the hinter lands.�
suladsinternational.multiscreensite.com
Since 2007
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he mission of the Sulads International is to reach out in service to un-reached peoples of the world, providing them with formal and non-formal education designed to alleviate illiteracy, poverty, and disease, while
promoting social awareness, giving due respect to local traditions, beliefs, customs, aspirations, and interests, so that all may see the value and beauty of their cultural heritage and way of life as purposed by their Creator
Like the Manobo children in Northern Mindanao (Philippines), Navajo children love stories. Many were taught their traditional stories that thunder storms is the male rain while the female rain is gentler one with a calming effect. They were taught that if you have no respect for the rain and your thoughts and word are bad while it rains then the sacred force (gods?) will punish you. The Navajo tribe hold ceremonies to restore the harmony and balance in nature. - Taken from SI Webpage
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West USA MVC Reunion featured SULADS
Review of the Past the 1st SULADS International Reunion Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 2008
Joy Caballero-Gadia wears a Navajo attire while sharing the importance of being a part of the missions no matter where we are Song Service with Alma Jane Prajes and Nelson Decina singing “Doma kidio to Langit” (Come Go with me to that Land)
SULADS USA (since 2016) Mission to the NAVAJO TRIBE Summer children’s camp
SULADS USA invites those who wanted to join the 7-day mission trip on July 16-22, 2017 to the Navajo’s
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SULADS CANADA Sulad Ephraim Baragona President SULADS CANADA
“These people that we serve needed God as much as we do too. We are to impart the blessings of knowing Jesus and His saving grace to us all. We are to labor that they may see a sermon in the way we live as SULADS. Our lifestyle, our kindness, our sympathy are the very sermon they see. Our lives are the only Jesus they will understand.”
Since 2010
www.suladscanada.com President -Ephraim Baragona Vice-President - Limwel Ramada Secretary - Sheame Sabo Treasurer- Leah Ligaspi Property & Facilities Management Officer- Viktor Sabo
Religious Sector- Lito Fronda Music coordinator- Alta Ramada Communication and Editor- Sheila Palapar Farm Manager -Jeffrey Palapar
Our Mission is “ To reach out in service to the less remembered people in Canada, providing with non formal education, Agriculture, health programs, designed to alleviate literacy, poverty and disease while promoting social awareness, giving due respect to local traditions, beliefs, customs, aspirations and interests, so that all may see the value and beauty of their cultural heritage ans way of life as purposed by their creator. We use agriculture and positive experiences for young people to connect and grow the church in an indigenous community in northern British Columbia. ”
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Sulad Lito Fronda (Sulads Canada Staff) inspired outgoing 2016 SULADS Missionaries
Sulad Lito Fronda with Pastor Em (SULADS President) and Lowel I. Limbagan (SULADS Supervisor)
SULADS Canada Farm
SULADS Canada Summer Pathfinder Camp
Church in Kitwangak, British Columbia
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Health Post Sulad Liz Darnelle T. Ang SULADS Nurse
“Our People in the mountains needed so much medical care.The work to be done for the health condition of every children, mothers and adults needed great attention. This work in the Health Department of the SULADS work is still in its beginnings. I pray that more and more people will see the need as we continue to move forward in the missions.
LITTLE LOVE FOR MARAWI!
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magine how you would feel if you are a mother with 2 children, one barely turning 3 years old and the other a new born baby when you hear that you have to leave your home immediately as there is a terrorist attack on your city. You rush and grab a few pair of clothes and diapers for your children and some essentials and stuff it all into your bag. Then you rush out of the house with your baby in your arms, the bag, and your other 3 year old in the other hand. You meet some relatives on the way, but you wonder where your husband and other love ones could be during this crisis. Your heart is pounding as you reach the evacuation center, where many families are displaced. You try contacting those that are still left in the city, but there is no word. All you could do now is pray for your loved ones. As a nurse myself I saw the great need of babies, children and adults in terms of health care. I saw how much a sacrifice it would take to help these people. I saw that one needed to feel love for them to be able to spare them some help. On June 6 and 15, 2017 SULADS responded and gave a hand and organized the “MARAWI RELIEF OPERATION” where we raised funds to buy stuffs needed by the victims of the siege in Marawi. On the eve of June 6, we were able to distribute 17 sacks of rice, can beans, sardines, noodles, boiled eggs, and 3 sacks of relief
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clothes to about 300 Maranao families in Maria Cristina Evacuation Center. When we saw there were many pregnant and lactating mothers, we saw their need for vegetables and fruits for nutrients to keep healthy and strong in a congested, crowded gym. So the next week on June 15, we came with 350 packs of mats, mosquito nets, and vegetable packs to Balo-i Evacuation Center to be given to the 190 families. We included buckets, brooms, dust pans, and toilet brushes to help with the sanitation at the evacuation center. A team from Manila Adventist Medical Center headed by Joel Clemaco came to have an ocular visit for future medical mission opportunities and to give toys, school bags, and supplies to the distraught children. We heard the soldiers in Marawi City were asking for fresh vegetables, so we sent lunch boxes and the remaining fresh vegetables in sacks to the troops in the field. We also visited, encouraged, and gave white t-shirts to the wounded soldiers in Adventist Medical Center – Iligan. Though SULADS may only be the helping hands to assist of those victims in Marawi, it would not be possible without the many donors and supporters who sent funds, food, goods, and vehicles for those who are in desperate need during this crisis. No words can express how thankful we, SULADS, are to God for giving us this opportunity to share a little love to those in Marawi.
SULADS NURSE’S MISSION SCHOOL VISITS * Datalkadi, Tasiman, Lake Sebu, 150 T’boli students are schooling in the church. They need to build the South Cotabato (Re-opening) The T’boli villagers get their sources of water from the creek. They do not have any toilets, so they dig holes or go to the river to get rid of their waste. Need to reconstruct the church as it is already leaning over. They also need to build the teacher’s cottage & school.
* Kolongbong, Lamfugon, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato (Pioneering) The children and teens have never been in school before. The village has a good source of water with pipes brought close to the teacher’s cottage with 2 toilets. Currently, the
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* Kilogib, Midtuangok, Senator Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat (Pioneering) It’s the first time to enter a pure, peace-loving Dulangon Manobo Village. They have a good source of spring water similar to Sto. Domingo at SCHSL. They need 3 big drums or something to make a reservoir at the source and then have pipes and bring it close to the school and teacher’s cottage site. No toilets in the village. The church has posts, benches, and roof, but there are no walls. Need to build teacher’s cottage and school.
SULADS Mission School’s Health Kit Needs Thermometer Alcohol Betadine Cotton Gauzes Bandaids Plaster Tape
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Treasures of the SULADS Pioneers
Pastor Jhun Rivera and Sir Daryl Famisaran joyfully received their tokens
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Dear SULADS MISSIONARY PIONEERS, Thank you for the big step of faith you have taken. There was a vast choice of comforts that had surrounded you but you had chosen the life to be with the lumads. That decision to live among the unreached had lead many more young people into this ministry. Thank you for your zeal and passion. Thank you for your sacrifices and love for the people in the mountains and the islands. That big step of faith for the lumads is already an epitome of self-sacrificing service-An epitome that continue to inspire the future generation. Your labors of love continue to inspire us. Your labors for their souls will continue to encourage us. We are now gleaning the fruits of your labors. Your stories are treasures. Your miracles are testimonies of God’s faithfulness. Your life is a journey with God. Your faithfulness is a storehouse of God’s blessings. We pray to keep the missionary zeal. We pray to keep the love to the unreached. We pray to pass on the Missionary Spirit to the generation next to us. We pray to keep on the labors for the souls in the hinterlands. We are looking forward in that big reunion of SULADS in that heavenly home the Lord has prepared. We are looking forward in that great reunion with our students in our mission schools in heaven. We are looking forward when the Master will tell us, “Well Done, My Good and Faithful Servant.” Love and Prayers, Present Generation of SULADS Missionaries
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Sulads Pioneers Snap Shots
Lest We Forget Dr. Alejandro Panes caught in action with his songs
SULADS Parade at MVC Campus
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Social time for SULADS Missionaries
SULADS JAMBOREE 1998 Basak, Sinuda, Bukidnon
Reporting time Look at the Smiles
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Culture Corner
Image: http://iamfancypants.com/
Demeanor between Different Genders
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ever commit the mistake MR. CULTURE SAYS the hand of the of shaking opposite sex! This is taboo in Islam, those that are not careful might just pay a huge price for it. In Islam, women especially, are well protected with a level of respect. Muslim men would even hardly expose their women in public. Thus, whenever an opposite sex approaches a couple or a woman alone, eyes around are watching with the keenest interest if this culture is observed at all. Beware to never cross the line, better veer yourself away from harm’s way.
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Prayer & Praise
PRAYER OF PRAISE Success of the 2016 Batch of SULADS Missionaries Success of the 2017 SULADS Missionary Training Success of the Send-off of the 2017 Batch of Missionaries Overflowing blessings of good health and strength Overflowing blessings of provisions through the SULADS Donors and SULADS Hearts supporters.
PRAYER OF INTERCESSION Outpouring of the Holy Spirit to every church member Conversion of Bible students in the mission schools Change in the lives of the villagers Continued conversion and change of the lives of the SULADS Missionaries
PRAYER FOR HEALING People who are sick in the mission schools Missionaries who are sick People in the Sanitariums People suffering from terminal illnesses
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BE A PART OF SULADS MINISTRY! Banco de Oro (BDO) Dollar Account Account Name: SULADS, INC Account Number: 103-2100-35355 Swift Code: BNORPHMM Banco de Oro (BDO) Peso Account Account Name: SULADS, INC Account Number: 321-001-8337
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