The Baguio team of March for Christ, Inc left early morning of September 30 for the emergency relief operation in Metro-Manila. Composing the team that delivered the food stuff, used clothings and medicines for the victims of Typhoon Ondoy which devastated the National Capital Region (NCR) last week were as follows: Amanda Earles, Ruth Trinidad, Lani R. Palaypayon, Frank Valdez and others. Priority targets of the relief operation are members of the Lord’s church in the NCR who were affected by the floods brought about by Typhoon Ondoy. - /10-04-2009

Urdaneta, Pangasinan A Preachers’ forum was held at Pinmaludpod church in Urdaneta City, Pangasinan yesterday (October 3). Brother Danny Oliva attended this forum. Today, he is speaking again at the Dagupan church that meets on the 2nd floor of Villarica Pawnshop along AB Fernandez Avenue. - /10-04-2009

Bokod, Benguet Bokod church expresses her gratitude to brother Sotero (Terry) Denis for donating one CPU recently. Julio Alico, PWD received benevolence last week in the form of groceries. Lemuel Glori, Orlan Jadormio, Janice R. Po and Danny Oliva visited him last week (September 30) and conducted follow up class in his house at Poblacion Bokod. Nangalisan, Tuba, Benguet Men’s devotional facilitated by Sixto Aoas and Boni Marcelo starts this month. Ladies devotional will soon follow. Four persons are studying the seekers’ lessons. Please, include them in your prayer list. They are Erlinda, Marilyn and Norton Rodolfo; Leona Zarate. Visitations were done for the late Renato Austria and family; Juliana Guzman and family; and Everlyn Igme in Dimasalang, Manila. Urdaneta, Pangasinan A Preachers’ forum was held at Pinmaludpod church in - /10-04-2009

Six grade school students of Baguio Pines Family Learning Center, Inc. a school owned and managed by Midtown church members, were recognized by Baguio Midland Courier a local weekly paper in her September 20, 2009 issue. Those cited by Ramon Dacawi in his report for writing short thank you letters to President Arroyo for giving an order to preserve the Baguio Convention Center tree park were as follows: Laurence Theo Pariñas, Grade 6; Danica Torcuato, Grade 4; Shauli W. Kitma, Grade 5; Rodrigo A. Bondoc, Grade 5; Kirby Jaileen T. Madayag, Grade 5 and Jasper Ken M. Lopez, Grade 6. The above students are part of the 44 grade schoolers of BPFLC who braved the rain last September 13 and participated in the Children’s Urban Heritage Walk program of Baguio City and YMCA that started at the Convention Center towards other “heritage” places. - /09-27-2009