a glimpse of god's grace

A mechanic’s kindness, A glimpse of God’s grace

Posted inPalawan, Stories
This experience reminded me that when we commit ourselves to God’s mission, He will always make a way. Whether it's through a mechanic's kindness on a dusty road or through small daily mercies, God provides. Our part is simply to trust, keep moving forward, and believe that He’s already gone…
God’s Nurse on Duty

God’s Nurse on Duty

Posted inMissionary Spotlight, Palawan
From a young age, Erica Burgos was quietly inspired by the missionaries and literature evangelists who visited her local church. God placed in her heart a desire to one day serve as God's nurse on duty in underserved areas. As a nursing student, she had a vivid dream of a…
Don’t be afraid, trust in God

Don’t be afraid, trust in God

Posted inEvangelism, Palawan
Sowing Choices, Reaping Consequences We have a saying: what is sown is what is reaped. For instance, when you plant a coconut, it doesn’t bear fruit immediately. It may take a year, two years, or even ten years before it bears fruit. After ten years of wandering the world and…
Too Busy?

Too Busy?

Posted inMedical, Palawan
Too busy to pause - that's how my Thursday began. What seemed like a typical busy day quickly unfolds into a sacred moment where human effort meets divine intervention. When a patient arrives at the PAMAS wellness center unable to open her mouth, a simple request for help turns into…
Journey of Healing Faith and Support

A Journey of Healing, Faith, and Community Support

Posted inMedical, Palawan
In a small village in Palawan, 31-year-old Jana, a mother of four, faced unimaginable challenges. During her pregnancy with her fourth child, she began to experience difficulty moving her right leg. After giving birth to a healthy baby girl, Jana woke up unable to move either leg and lost control…
Rescuing Sarah with her paper and pencil

Rescuing Sarah

Posted inEducation, Evangelism, News, Palawan
Yay! Summer vacation from school! We all think this is a great time for students to travel with their families, have fun, or maybe get a summer job. But this is not the case for our jungle school students. What am I talking about? After our teachers and support staff…