Youth Mobilization

After many months of looking for a place we can use for office and Youth Center purposes, the Lord has finally provided us a home. This house has a suitable parking space for the YM van and for the I-BIKE bicycle, a room we can use as an office, a spacious kitchen, a library, and another room we can use as a youth centre. Teaches Basic English  Youth Center Youth Center We decided to let go of our old office because we realized the many potentials if we rent a house instead of a room in a building. The idea is to have a hub for the many ministries we are running in reaching-out our communities. So we finally got it and we truly love this house. Office Room VBS lMeeting We just moved a week ago and we are indeed looking forward to seeing many stories of change. Just a week after, our new home now is a venue for a lot of activities. The Youth meets here five days a week while our church members gather here every Tuesday evening for a time of prayer

I-Bike (A Mobile School Project) Story of Change: Lord Ghave Jocson Here is Lord Ghave, 4 years old. He is one of our students in I-Bike (A Mobile School Project) who touched our hearts when we get to know his story. He came from a poor family, his father is a “pedicab” driver earning below minimum and his mother is jobless. He has three siblings and he is the third one from the eldest. Since his age is too close to the youngest, he didn’t get enough attention from his family. He is, in a way, neglected because his father is always out working and his mother’s attention is always on the youngest. One time, when he noticed a group of kids studying in the street, he came and sat down to observed. Because he loves to get attention, he usually disturbed students of I-Bike to play with him. That is when we noticed him. Instead of asking him to stay out of our class for us to have a quality time to teach our students, we just let him sit down and observe. Then everytime he heard