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Grieving heart of a German national in Dumaguete…
At the youth camp in Dumaguete, I found myself face to face with this german national who has already made Dumagute his home. Two years ago, I saw him drunk and shirtless spewing away harassing words to our campers and … Continue reading
Posted in reflection
Tagged bereavement, death, Dumaguete, ministry, SEP Dumaguete, youth camp
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“Please pray that I may follow in his footsteps….”
This was the statement of a 12-year old boy whose father died last January. I did not know his Dad and his Mom very well because I only met them once at a Couples’ Dinner hosted by a local church. … Continue reading
Posted in counseling
Tagged bereavement, death, fatherless, griefwork, grieving, hope, orphans, pastor, resurrection, sadness, widow
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See you Lolo Eli…
Last Sunday at 11AM, my wife’s grandpa was cremated at Loyola Guadalupe. His children and grandchildren were all there – except for those who did not make it from overseas. Mama, Wifey’s mom was the eldest among the siblings. I … Continue reading
Posted in counseling
Tagged bereavement, cremation, death, funerals, Loyola Guadalupe, Makati Cemetery, Philippine cemetery
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Deliver us from evil….
Exactly a week ago, several bank employees of RCBC in Cabuyao, Laguna were killed – execution style as the bank was being robbed prior to its operating hours. The staff would walk in and the evildoers were already inside the … Continue reading
Posted in God, prayer
Tagged bereavement, Cabuyao Laguna, family, justice, killings, RCBC
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