Wesleyans in the news: September 16
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Victims of the typhoon are receiving supplies through World Hope International.
Alberto Patacsil reports that areas and lives devastated by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines two years ago are being rebuilt and restored. View the encouraging photos.
One did not have to be around her long to sense the presence of God in her life. She was full of kindness, wisdom, passion, and love. Her concern for the lost was touching. Her prayers touched heaven.
There is a flourishing church in a poor area in the Philippines, and people are coming to know Christ amidst the dirt, rubble, and trash of one community.
Typhoon Ruby hit Samar Island in the Philippines, which forced Wesleyan pastors and people to live in an evacuation center within five days.
This widow who lost her husband in the great Philippines typhoon is among millions who suffered loss. She is grateful to have recovered two of her children and has been helped with a simple home.
Her beautiful skin shone with the glow of a new mother. Her baby was born four weeks after Typhoon Yolanda. “Where are your other children?” I asked.
Watch an updated video that illustrates recovery efforts in the Philippines, which was devastated by a typhoon in November.
See a pictorial report showing before and after photos from each of the staging areas. Photos five days after the typhoon are compared with photos from forty-five days later, with stunning results!
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Read a report from Dr. Alberto Patacsil, General Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church of the Philippines.