Sunday Night Thoughts…
- Scores surrendered their lives to Jesus. THAT never gets old.
- Tried to mix up the order of the services. Wonder how that went.
- Fred did an excellent job co-leading with Mayen. A question we need to often ask, “Who’s next in line?” We want to continue to build a culture of empowering.
- Enjoyed teaching from Hebrews 6. Tough topic yet it got fun as we got into it. Hope people got something out of it.
- Big preaching blunder… sharing something too specific. I was sharing about playing CALL OF DUTY (video game) with my 13 year old son. I said we teamed up to invade a city (World War 2 scenario) to kill all the Germans, to wipe them all out. Guess what?! After the service, Rob Johnson comes to me laughing and introduces his friend from Germany! I am normally 6′1″ tall. That moment, I shrunk to 3 feet tall.
Victory Fort has been doing relief work for Typhoon Ondoy victims in Marikina, Pasig, Taguig and other areas.
People have asked if they can donate.
Within the Philippines, donations can be deposited to…
PESO ACCOUNT
Account name: Victory Christian Fellowship
Account no: Current acct no: 0821-0298-13
Bank name: Bank of the Philippine Islands
Bank address: Fort Serendra Branch Ground Floor Serendra Retail Area Bonifacio Global City. Taguig City
Outside the Philippines, donations can be deposited to…
DOLLAR ACCOUNT
Account Name: Victory Christian Fellowship
Account Number: Dollar savings account no. 0824-0542-58
Swift code: BOPIPHMM
Bank Name: Bank of the Philippine Islands
Bank Address: Fort Serendra Branch Ground Floor Serendra Retail Area Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City
Please send us an email at carol.almadin@everynation.org.ph to let us know the details of the deposit. (Name, church or organization you’re from if applicable, Dollar or Peso Amount/Date and branch of deposit) Thanks!
Got out of a meeting this afternoon with Pastor Joey, Doc Jun, Jonathan Ramirez, Emil Abello, Christian Dionglay and Dan Fernanadez. We were mulling over the idea of starting a taglish service around 10 am at Market! Market!
Why?
Our Taglish afternoon services are pretty full in the afternoon. It will also be a great venue to reach new people. Jesus and His disciples brought the gospel to where the people are – even the the Market Place (pardon the pun).
Any thoughts on this? We welcome suggestions…
