Project Mosaic

it was never about the number of laps finished nor which team won the most events. It was all about what our hearts found and gained, and it is God (Go Lord!). There is really hope for the next generation for God continually moves in each soul, not according to their ages or circumstances. Each is taking part in building His Kingdom.

Before my father died, I was on his side during the last moment telling him that if he will believe that Jesus is His Savior, he could be saved. The circumstances also gave way for my other family members to seek God. Although my father had no insurance or savings, we did not incur any debt. And even after paying all the hospital and burial expenses, we were still able to pay for the jeep that my father longed to own.

If I am a rich boy, I will give some of my money for this church but I realized it is not about the money, it is for the Lord and for the next generation.

On the day of the screening of Spiderman 3 at On Stage, I got a call from my teenage son. He asked if I was available that afternoon. It turned out that he just wanted to see us. Since he doesn’t reside with us, it was quite a surprise that he would want our company.

Simula pa nang construction ng first Mosaic Lounge, knowing that the youth ministry will have a space there, sobra akong na-excite and na-burden. I was still in high school then and thus my resources were just enough for me. I felt guilty because although I know we contributed something for the Mosaic Lounge, it did not come from me personally but from my parents.