Friday, 11 December 2009
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
College of ST. Catherine recollection For elem and HS (Nov. 6, 2009)
Programme: 8am-5pm
The heart of man
True Love waits
You are special
Back masking
Praise and worship
Surprise letters from the parents
...
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
OPLAN TYPHOON ONDOY MISSION REPORT
Sept 29, 2009
Dear SFC,
Thank you for being channels of blessing for this endeavor to bring relief goods for the flood victims. Today, we have received the Total amount of 4,000 php from Ptr. Mel and Ptr. Byeon, 900 from staff offering, 1,046.50 from from J-drive offering remaining (141php J-DRIVE budget) which we spent as follows:
2 boxes of noodles: 990
Market fare: 28
Supermarket total of: 2514.50 including bread, sardines, toothpaste, soap, and 2 boxes of distilled water.
Lunch and dinner- 637php
Additional noodles- 175
Fare summed up to: 582
----------------------------------- ----- > 4,926.50+ (1,020)= 5946.5
In summary we had 80 plastic packs including the 1,020 worth of goods we bought last Monday night.
Some SFC members brought as much as they can, we packed all the grocery items including clothes and towels, BOOK OF HOPE and SFC Bible guide in our packages. 15 packs of which were reserved for SFC members who were affected by the typhoon. We had a prayer meeting at 10am and prepared everything till 1pm then after we had lunch. We initially planned to partner with AGS and/or Mission Ministries Philippines but they were busy deploying relief goods to the affected areas so they were not able to get ours in the clubhouse. Teacher Che Che enjoined us and we also planned to help packing goods at the GMA warehouse but even in there some SFC members are already helping. Just when many people came in to volunteer, going back to clubhouse was the only choice.
We had to deliver the goods as soon as possible so I represent SFC to FAITHWORKS Church in San Mateo, A nearby place where there were many victims of the calamity. We head on riding a jeepney till Ever Gotesco Mall there were 14 of us, and begged a ride to San Mateo, but we only got a jeep halfway to the place, the rest is a walking marathon going to that Church, along the way we were humbled to see the tragic situation, people were left homeless, children begging, remains of the flood are along the road. There was heavy traffic all these hardship, we consider nothing to compare with their pain.
Most were holding the tears but one SFCionary couldn't help but cry along the road because of the scenes which really moved our hearts. We kept on encouraging one another and our arrival in the Church gave a sigh of relief and thankfulness. The Pastors and youth members gladly welcomes us and told us we are very timely to arrive in there, because tomorrow they will have a feeding mission with the 700 Club, a Christian Broadcasting Network and together with that they will distribute our goods and bring people to saving faith in Christ. Let us continue to pray for this endeavor, volunteers can join that feeding mission and distribution of goods tomorrow at 7:30am.
To God who remembers us and knows our good deeds, may it be all pleasing to Him, that when He tests our work with fire, it will turn to gold and not to dust.
In all these we've done nothing... All to Jesus!
To SFCnians: BLESSINGS!!!
WE ARE STILL OPEN FOR DONATIONS like canned goods, bottled drinking water, cookies, towels, clean clothes or cash to SFC clubhouse for the San Mateo; Montalban, Tondo Areas...
In Christ,
Sarah Millamena
SFC Staff Representative
Dear SFC,
Thank you for being channels of blessing for this endeavor to bring relief goods for the flood victims. Today, we have received the Total amount of 4,000 php from Ptr. Mel and Ptr. Byeon, 900 from staff offering, 1,046.50 from from J-drive offering remaining (141php J-DRIVE budget) which we spent as follows:
2 boxes of noodles: 990
Market fare: 28
Supermarket total of: 2514.50 including bread, sardines, toothpaste, soap, and 2 boxes of distilled water.
Lunch and dinner- 637php
Additional noodles- 175
Fare summed up to: 582
----------------------------------- ----- > 4,926.50+ (1,020)= 5946.5
In summary we had 80 plastic packs including the 1,020 worth of goods we bought last Monday night.
Some SFC members brought as much as they can, we packed all the grocery items including clothes and towels, BOOK OF HOPE and SFC Bible guide in our packages. 15 packs of which were reserved for SFC members who were affected by the typhoon. We had a prayer meeting at 10am and prepared everything till 1pm then after we had lunch. We initially planned to partner with AGS and/or Mission Ministries Philippines but they were busy deploying relief goods to the affected areas so they were not able to get ours in the clubhouse. Teacher Che Che enjoined us and we also planned to help packing goods at the GMA warehouse but even in there some SFC members are already helping. Just when many people came in to volunteer, going back to clubhouse was the only choice.
We had to deliver the goods as soon as possible so I represent SFC to FAITHWORKS Church in San Mateo, A nearby place where there were many victims of the calamity. We head on riding a jeepney till Ever Gotesco Mall there were 14 of us, and begged a ride to San Mateo, but we only got a jeep halfway to the place, the rest is a walking marathon going to that Church, along the way we were humbled to see the tragic situation, people were left homeless, children begging, remains of the flood are along the road. There was heavy traffic all these hardship, we consider nothing to compare with their pain.
Most were holding the tears but one SFCionary couldn't help but cry along the road because of the scenes which really moved our hearts. We kept on encouraging one another and our arrival in the Church gave a sigh of relief and thankfulness. The Pastors and youth members gladly welcomes us and told us we are very timely to arrive in there, because tomorrow they will have a feeding mission with the 700 Club, a Christian Broadcasting Network and together with that they will distribute our goods and bring people to saving faith in Christ. Let us continue to pray for this endeavor, volunteers can join that feeding mission and distribution of goods tomorrow at 7:30am.
To God who remembers us and knows our good deeds, may it be all pleasing to Him, that when He tests our work with fire, it will turn to gold and not to dust.
In all these we've done nothing... All to Jesus!
To SFCnians: BLESSINGS!!!
WE ARE STILL OPEN FOR DONATIONS like canned goods, bottled drinking water, cookies, towels, clean clothes or cash to SFC clubhouse for the San Mateo; Montalban, Tondo Areas...
In Christ,
Sarah Millamena
SFC Staff Representative
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
Friday, 24 July 2009
Monday, 1 June 2009
Philippine delegates: subsidized fee of 500php inclusive of the 4-day camp (July 10-13)
Tickets are available from June 8- July 7, 2009
Reserve ticket by sending us your name, school, contact number and date of intended ticket purchase@ 09106038016/E:mail: philsfc@yahoo.com
Tickets can purchased at the SFC Clubhouse: #10 Viceroy, Cor. Old Gold St, East Fairview Village, Q.C or order from your chapter staff.
OLFU- LAGRO AREA: 09106038016 (Ms. Sarah)
U-BELT: 09104067812 (Ms. Shirley)
STA. MESA: 09085207945 (Mr. Arthur)
U.P: 09294624839 (ptr. Mel)
INTRAMUROS: 09212131000 (Ptr. Peter)
For Foreign delegates:
send us your information (philsfc@yahoo.com ) on or before July 4, 2009 the airport you'll arrive at, day, time, number of delegates with their names, age and school.
The $300 fee inclusive of pre-lodging, 4day camp and the 3day tour.
Tickets will be given here in the Philippines upon payment
through our Head Staff: Ptr. Byeon Inseob.
Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Saturday, 9 May 2009
SFC OPEN HOUSE
MAY 21-22, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 2-7 PM
REGISTRATION: 50PHP
VENUE: #10 VICEROY COR. OLD GOLD ST., EAST FAIRVIEW VILLAGE QUEZON CITY
DIRECTION: GET OFF AT MERCURY IN FRONT OF FAIRVIEW WET MARKET, TURN TO THE EAST FAIRVEW ALLEY GATE BESIDE BALIWAG LECHON THEN TURN RIGHT TO THE DEAD END. THEN TURN LEFT TO VICEROY ST. YOU WILL SEE THE SFC CLUBHOUSE BESIDE THE COURT.
EVENTS:
* MUSIC WORKSHOP
* GARAGE SALE
* FOOD FEST
* CONCERT JAM
* LIFE COACHING
* KOREAN LANGUAGE
* FILM SHOWING
FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT: SHASHA-09283691933 AIMEE-09274678275 SHIRLEY- 09104067812
REGISTRATION: 50PHP
VENUE: #10 VICEROY COR. OLD GOLD ST., EAST FAIRVIEW VILLAGE QUEZON CITY
DIRECTION: GET OFF AT MERCURY IN FRONT OF FAIRVIEW WET MARKET, TURN TO THE EAST FAIRVEW ALLEY GATE BESIDE BALIWAG LECHON THEN TURN RIGHT TO THE DEAD END. THEN TURN LEFT TO VICEROY ST. YOU WILL SEE THE SFC CLUBHOUSE BESIDE THE COURT.
EVENTS:
* MUSIC WORKSHOP
* GARAGE SALE
* FOOD FEST
* CONCERT JAM
* LIFE COACHING
* KOREAN LANGUAGE
* FILM SHOWING
FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT: SHASHA-09283691933 AIMEE-09274678275 SHIRLEY- 09104067812
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
Council Members & Officers SY 2009-2010
Council Members & Officers SY 2009-2010
Chairperson: Sha-sha/ Sahara Shandra R. Datuiman
VP (Internal): Monica Joy Laberinto
VP (External): Marjurie Dayan
Secretary: Ruth Raquepo
Treasurer: Lovely fe Alovera
PRO: James Ceria
COMMITTEE HEADS
D’s Gen: Macky/ Mark Jayson B. Dizon
Broadband: James Ceria
Equip : Shasha & Monica
Creative Designs: Patricia Antonette Dangan
Media: Fatima L. Espinosa
Council Members
1. Dhen- Michael Din D. Imperial
2. Ramon O. Capili
3. Ava Michelle A. Alindayu
4. Gerlyn Alberto
5. Cholo- Jonathan Castillo
6. A Orquia
7. Mhekz – Maria Cristina Quigan
8. Karen Buenaventura
9. Michael Miatari
10. Bimay Villamayor
11. Jerome Martinez
12. Anadiane Guanlao
Chairperson: Sha-sha/ Sahara Shandra R. Datuiman
VP (Internal): Monica Joy Laberinto
VP (External): Marjurie Dayan
Secretary: Ruth Raquepo
Treasurer: Lovely fe Alovera
PRO: James Ceria
COMMITTEE HEADS
D’s Gen: Macky/ Mark Jayson B. Dizon
Broadband: James Ceria
Equip : Shasha & Monica
Creative Designs: Patricia Antonette Dangan
Media: Fatima L. Espinosa
Council Members
1. Dhen- Michael Din D. Imperial
2. Ramon O. Capili
3. Ava Michelle A. Alindayu
4. Gerlyn Alberto
5. Cholo- Jonathan Castillo
6. A Orquia
7. Mhekz – Maria Cristina Quigan
8. Karen Buenaventura
9. Michael Miatari
10. Bimay Villamayor
11. Jerome Martinez
12. Anadiane Guanlao
Wednesday, 4 March 2009
Saturday, 14 February 2009
Wednesday, 21 January 2009
PHILIPPINE STUDENT FOR CHRIST SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES 2009
PHILIPPINE STUDENT FOR CHRIST SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES 2009
HOUSE OF PRAISE SCHEDULE
JAN (OLFU and UP)
MARCH (STA.MESA, INTRA, U-BELT)
JUN (OLFU and UP)
AUG (STA.MESA, INTRA, U-BELT)
DEC (COMBINED)
FEBRUARY- True Love Waits seminar/ Pure Freedom Seminar
Intensive preparations for the Int’l Conference/ accomplish SFC brochure
APRIL- Leadership training and election of officers
Student leaders and volunteer’s meeting for the Int’l Conference/ U.P reservation
MAY- Staff summer retreat
Finalization of programs and activities
JUNE- Prayer drive for the Int’l Conference
JULY- 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
-PHILIPPINES
July 10-13 (FRI-MON)
July 17-20 (FRI-MON)
SEPTEMBER- SFC Day out
OCTOBER- Leadership seminar
NOVEMBER- Missions outreach
DECEMBER- Christmas celebration
HOUSE OF PRAISE SCHEDULE
JAN (OLFU and UP)
MARCH (STA.MESA, INTRA, U-BELT)
JUN (OLFU and UP)
AUG (STA.MESA, INTRA, U-BELT)
DEC (COMBINED)
FEBRUARY- True Love Waits seminar/ Pure Freedom Seminar
Intensive preparations for the Int’l Conference/ accomplish SFC brochure
APRIL- Leadership training and election of officers
Student leaders and volunteer’s meeting for the Int’l Conference/ U.P reservation
MAY- Staff summer retreat
Finalization of programs and activities
JUNE- Prayer drive for the Int’l Conference
JULY- 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
-PHILIPPINES
July 10-13 (FRI-MON)
July 17-20 (FRI-MON)
SEPTEMBER- SFC Day out
OCTOBER- Leadership seminar
NOVEMBER- Missions outreach
DECEMBER- Christmas celebration
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