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PSAS DispatchVOL. 52 QTR. 1 MAR 2015OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF ANIMAL SCIENCE

THREE-PEAT!

Writeshop. Writeshop. Writeshop.

Three Writeshops were conducted in the first quarter of 2015 by the Philippine Society of Animal Science writeshop team. In essence, they were all the same and yet… not. The goal of helping fellow researchers in writing articles for publication in refereed scientific journals was, and still is, unwavering.

The first one, entitled “Writeshop on Research Proposal Preparation and Writing Scientific Articles for Publication and Policy Forum” was held at Solibao Hall, Northern Philippine Root Crop Research and Training Center (NPRCRTC), Benguet State University, La Trinidad, Benguet last 21-23 January 2015. This activity was hosted by Benguet State University, represented by the CVM Dean Criselda S. Battad; and jointly organized by the National Research Council of the Philippines-Division of Veterinary Medicine (NRCP-Div. XIII), Livestock Biotechnology Center (LBC) and PSAS. On top of the primary goal as mentioned above, this 3-day activity was held to assist and help our researchers in

WHAT’S INSIDE04 Writeshop Participants07 Outreach Program at Rosario, Batangas08 Regional Animal Industry Issues09 52nd PSAS Scientific Seminar and

Annual Convention Schedule 10 2015 PSAS Lecture Series11 Message from the PSAS President

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EDITORIAL BOARDEditor-in-Chief Marianne Leila S. Flores ([email protected])Documentation Rio John T. DucusinContributors Rio John T. Ducusin, Marco F. Reyes and Karlo Romano B. GicanaLayout Artist Edwin Robert A. Cortes

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preparing research proposals (Photo 1). Discussion of the promotion, monitoring and implementation of high quality research evidence was also done during the Policy Forum. Sixty-six researchers from all over the country (Photo 3) converged to listen to Dr. Eric C. Palacpac, Dr. Claro N. Mingala (of LBC), Dr. Mildred A. Padilla (of NRCP-Div XIII, and former PSAS President) and Dr. Jezie A. Acorda for the various topics and discussions (Photo 2).

For the second writeshop, “Writeshop on Writing Articles for Publications”, the team travelled further north – to Aparri, Cagayan! Dr. Jose Guzman (CSU Vice President for Research and Development, Extension and Training) and Dr. Eunice Layugan (Campus Executive Officer, CSU-Aparri) were on hand to welcome the participants and PSAS team. The writeshop was held at the CRRM Building, CSU Aparri Campus on 6-7 March 2015. All 34 participants (Photo 6) were faculty members and researchers from different campuses of the said university. They witnessed the first formal use of the campus’ newly acquired interactive whiteboard (Photo 5) for the duration of the writeshop. It made the job of Dr. Jezie A. Acorda easier when he, again, unselfishly shared his knowledge on the intricacies of writing scientific articles. To serve as reference for the participants and also to add to the library of the CSU, at least a dozen different issues of the Philippine Journal of

Veterinary and Animal Science and the Philippine Journal of Veterinary Medicine were donated and officially turned over to Dr. Guzman (Photo 4) during the Writeshop.

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Then, the third writeshop was conducted at the Philippine Carabao Center National Headquarters and Gene Pool, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija, in time for the PCC’s anniversary month’s celebration. The PCC-PSAS Writeshop on Writing Scientific Articles for Journal Publication was held last 19-20 March. Dr. Jezie was the sole lecturer to the 29 participants, who are mostly PCC employees (Photo 7).

As PSAS, under the active leadership of Dr. Jezie, fjords on with her various projects, it is the fervent hope that somehow, somewhere, fellow scientists and researchers – primarily PSAS members, but not necessarily so, are taught writing skills that they can use to spread the fruits of their work and results of their researches in order to uplift themselves, their community, the industry and contribute to national progress. (LS Flores)

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Writeshop Participants

Participants of the NRCP-LBC-PSAS-BSU Writeshop, La Trinidad, Benguet, 21-23 January 2015

Acayan Charlotte I ASCOT

Amatorio Marietta Q CVM, Benguet State University (BSU)

Arida Karla Jessica J Central Luzon State University (CLSU)

Atinyao Marlene B CA-Dept of Animal Science (DAS), BSU

Balagan Errol Jay Y CLSU

Balcita Zaida B MPSPC

Balingit Kae Ann Marie P ASIST

Ballog Stephen S CVM, BSU

Batara Don Carlo Mariano Marcos State University (MMSU)

Battad Criselda S CVM, BSU

Bawayan II Joey T BSU

Beltran Ma. Asuncion G Tarlac State University (formerly TCA) (TSU)

Bulalin Stephen P ASC

Cadoy Jessica M Nueva Vizcaya State University (NVSU)

Calderon Gil G CVM, BSU

Cardenio Paul A CLSU

Carlos Rodolfo CLSU

Choresca Sr Casiano H Fisheries Biotechnology Center (FBC)

Ciano Edlyn Mae n CVM, BSU

Codiam Sharmaine D Kalinga Apayao State College (KASC)

De Vera, Maureen Theresa P CVM, BSU

Diego Ruth C CVM, BSU

Dumapis Richard P CVM, BSU

Estudillo Sinamar E TSU

Fernando Sheryl I UPAO, BSU

Gaerlan Karen B CVM, BSU

Garcia Mary Arnel D CA-Dept of Animal Science, BSU

Gilo Johnny Laurence S NVSU

Icalia Peter James C MMSU

Lacaben Gina L MPSPC

Lumerio Diadem HARRDEC, BSU

Magwilang Epiphania B MPSPC

Mahinay Gilda M CVM, University of Eastern Philippines (UEP)

Mariñas Beatriz A ISPSC

Matso Nover M ASIST

Mendoza Ana B CVM, BSU

Nagrampa Monaliz M CVM, BSU

Obedencio Jr Jose M CVM, Central Mindanao University (CMU)

Oclos Ma. Theresa T FBC

Ora Marilyn R ASCOT

Pabilin Jun Jun NVSU

Pacsi Randy Q CVM, BSU

Padiernos Ryan Bismark C Philippine Carabao Center (PCC)

Pagbilao Dorothy P NVSU

Peralta Marites U ISPSC

Peralta Matt Daniel B PCC


Perez Zandro O CTU

Po-or Karyl A MPSPC

Quilang Arthur T CVM, BSU

Rafael Ronalie B CLSU

Randoc Mark P CVM, BSU

Rigos Lucia M CLSU

Runas Jocelyn M CVM, BSU

Simborio Luzviminda T CVM, CMU

Tabon Genevieve R CA-DAS, BSU

Talle Maxfrancis G Southwestern University (SWU)

Tan Gorgonia B CVM, UEP

Tandoc Mark P ?

Torio Haidee E NVSU

Torres Liberty G NVSU

Venturina Virginia M CLSU

Villarama Regina C TSU

Vincoy Mary Rose B Provincial Veterinarian’s Office – Cebu

Walsiyen Myrna B CA-DAS, BSU

Yago Jonar I NVSU

Ybanez Adrian SWU

Participants of the CSU-Aparri Campus-PSAS Writeshop, Aparri, Cagayan, 6-7 March 2015

Agsawa Remedios R CSU - Andrews Campus

Alegado Jaypee G CSU - Andrews Campus

Alicay CalixtoB CSU - Aparri Campus

Amog Loryn G CSU - Aparri Campus

Ariniego Alteya M CSU - Aparri Campus

Baculi Marlene A CSU - Carig Campus

Baliuag Neil Nemesio A CSU - Piat Campus

Ballad Delilah O CSU - Andrews Campus

Baricaua Rosalie T CSU - Carig Campus

Calanoga Maricris D CSU - Aparri Campus

Casauay Ricardo B CSU - Piat Campus

Collado Ronel A CSU - Lal-lo Campus

Conrado Vilma D CSU - Carig,Campus

Constantino Edna G CSU - Andrews Campus

Cortez Janilete R CSU - Lasam Campus

Daluddung Eunice S CSU - Aparri Campus

Doniego Nancy E CSU - Aparri Campus

Guzman Jose D CSU - Andrews Campus

Javier Billy S CSU - Aparri Campus

Lacuesta Cindy M CSU - Calayan Island Campus

Lanojan EmeritoA CSU - Aparri Campus

Magulod Gilbert Jr. C CSU - Lasam Campus

Manuel Edenjoy A CSU - Lal-lo Campus

Matipo Susan R CSU - Sanchez Campus

Molina Lenimfa P CSU- Aparri Campus


Omotoy Jay F CSU-Gonzaga Campus

Pasion Jeff C CSU Andrews Campus

Quebral Dolores C CSU - Lasam Campus

Ramirez Roxanne Sabrina C CSU-Andrews Campus

Tagumasi Romel L CSU Andrews Campus

Torio Erwin C CSU - Carig Campus

Tuliao Jinky Marie L CSU-Andrews Campus

Umengan Mary Jane T CSU-Andrews Campus

Viloria William M CSU-Aparri Campus

Participants of the PCC-PSAS Writeshop, Muñoz, Nueva Ecija, 19-20 March 2015

Arevalo, Cesar C PCC at MMSU (Mariano Marcos State University)

Balbin, Michelle M PCC-Office of the Executive Director (OED)

Belotindos, Lawrence P PCC-OED

Dabalos, Catherine P PCC at MMSU

Dayanan, Saturnino T PCC at La Carlota Stock Farm (LCSF)

Florendo, Perla dC PCC at CLSU (Central Luzon State University)

Labindao, Renelyn M PCC at CLSU

Lopez, Ivy F M PCC-Visayas State University (VSU)

Malicad, Florencio Jr. T PCC at MMSU

Manalaysay, Jessica G PCC-OED

Maylem, Excel Rio S PCC-OED

Miguel, Michelle A PCC-OED

Orjalisa, Raquel N PCC at Ubay Stock Farm (USF)

Padiernos, Ryan Bismark C PCC-OED

Paynaganan, Renlyn Ivy dG NIMBB-UP Diliman

Pinera, Rovina R PCC at Cagayan State University (CSU)

Ramos, Sonny C PCC-OED

Royo, Johnson Jr. T PCC at VSU

Saludes, Thelma A PCC at UPLB (University of the Philippines Los Baños)

Santos, Jeffrey P PCC-OED

Tadeo, Roseline dC PCC-OED

Tandang, Abraham G PCC at UPLB

Tapdasan, Emerson P PCC at USF

Turaja, Kimberly I B PCC at DMMMSU (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State U)

Uy, Mary Rose dL PCC-OED

Villamor, Lilian P PCC-OED

Wandagan, Maximo B PCC at CSU


OUTREACH PROGRAM at ROSARIO, BATANGAS

Volunteers to the Anti-Rabies Vaccination Drive, Rosario, Batangas (13 February 2015)

from CVM, UPLB

Dr. Marco F. Reyes

Dr. Rey B. Oronan

Dr. Yasmin Francesca S. Tan

Rosa Angela R. Rodriguez

Renee Genies B. Ngan

Aidann Karlo R. Rabino

Joyce Ann L. Chan

Diana Felice G. Alfonso

Janelle G. Adao

Gianne May R. Gagan

Kier Jason P. Fernandez

Desiderio Rei D. Macusi III

Cherrie Ann F. Salazar

Abbegaile B. Caceres

Prisna Dixit

Kristiana Jil Meg U. de Castro

Private Veterinary Practitioners from Batangas

Dr. Ana Maria G. Amparo

Dr. April May L. Arcamo Gentica

Dr. Julius Ray A. Santos

Dr. Ina Escamillas-Macasaet

Dr. Annie Lajarca

Last February 13, the PSAS did a two-part Outreach Program at Rosario, Batangas.

The first part was a Training Program on Poultry and Livestock Production for farmers. This was conducted at the Office for Agricultural Services, Rosario, Batangas where Hon. Mayor Manuel B. Alvarez and Municipal Agriculturist Dr. Pablita L. Quizon welcomed everyone to the event. Dr. Rio John “RJ” T. Ducusin shared his knowledge on Advances in Health Management, Dr. Ma. Mercedes “Mercy” C. Buyoc did a lecture about Animal Nutrition, while Mr. Jose “Joe” C. Canaria talked about Climate-Smart Feed Budgeting, and the Breeding Management of Dairy Buffaloes (Photo 8).

Meanwhile, the second part of the Outreach Program – the anti-rabies vaccination drive and a campaign on responsible pet ownership – was on-going in eight of the 48 barangays of the Municipality (Barangays Bagong Pook, Itlugan, Maalas-As, Poblacion A, C, D, Namunga and Masaya). The UP College of Veterinary Medicine and some private veterinary practitioners (Photo 9 and 10) from the area helped out by providing additional man-power. A total of eight veterinarians and 13 clinicians (see attached list) simultaneously went house-to-house in the said Barangays to vaccinate dogs and cats. By

doing it like this, it was hoped that there was a better coverage and cooperation from the pet owners. This vaccination drive is to support the government’s efforts to prevent the spread of rabies, a fatal zoonotic viral disease of mammals. It is considered as one of the public health problems in the country, resulting to 200 to 300 deaths in a year. This virus is primarily transmitted by bites of infected animals.

The Rosario residents accepted the teams with a warm welcome and attended to their needs (water, food and transportation). One can’t help but notice how organized the activity was. There were even barangay officials who helped with restraint and crowd control. A total of 779 dogs and cats from the eight barangays were vaccinated that day, a good start for Rosario’s annual vaccination drive.

The lunch for the whole team, including the training participants and hosts, was provided by Vision 2000 Feedmills, Inc. (MF Reyes)

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Regional Animal Industry IssuesA smooth-sailing ASEAN 2015 Integration for the animal industry? Think again.

A committee, composed of Drs. Mafeo B. Bejo and Rio John T. Ducusin, was formed to look into the results of the Regional Animal Industry Forum for ASEAN 2015 Integration held during the 51st PSAS Annual Convention at Cagayan de Oro City on 21-25 October 2014. It may be recalled that in this forum, the delegates were divided into four groups or “regions.” The forum aimed to identify the problems confronting animal scientists and veterinarians in the different regions of the Philippines and seek solutions to address these problems to enable our animal industry to compete in the ASEAN region.

In Regions I, II and CAR, the participants identified the following challenges: • inadequatestocksforgeneticimprovement;• lowqualityofday-oldchicksforbroilerproduction;• inadequatefacilitiesandequipmenttobeusedforanimal

research and production;• insubstantialnutritionmanagement;• lackofawarenessonQualityControlMeasures

implemented on production and processing; and deficient animal disease control.

On the other hand, participants from Regions III, IV-A, IV-B, V, NCR, and PSAS Bicol Chapter identified the following major issues: • highproductioncostinthePhilippines(highestinAsia);• monotonouscropproduction(needtodiversify);• lackofproductmarketing;• technicalsmuggling;• insufficientquarantine;• lackofdiseasesurveillance,preventionandmonitoring;• nosafetynetsschemesinourrulesoftrade;• freeflowofgoodsmayonlyresulttoflow-inofproducts

e.g. meat residues; • spreadoftransboundaryanimaldiseasesandemerging

diseases; • lackofanimalslaughteringandmeatprocessing

standards; • differentlevelsofprofessionalskillsofindividualsamong

the ASEAN countries; • sketchycertificationlevelsandmechanismsforspecific

specialization and sub-specialization;

• inadequateextensiondeliverysystem;• nocodeoftechnicalpracticetoprotectlocalprofessions;• lownumberofenrolleesinagriculturalcourses;• lowincomeofprofessionalandnon-professional

agriculturists; • heavyrelianceonbackyardraising;• lackofstrengthofsmallholder-farmers;and• noidentificationoftheweaknessesinproductionofother

ASEAN countries.

The Visayas Region enumerated the following concerns: • lackofaccesstoright/science-basedinformationand

transfer of technology to farmers and local government units;

• inadequatecompetency(orlackofcontinuousupdatingof competency) of researchers and concerned personnel in the LGU;

• vulnerabilitytomarketforcesparticularlyonpriceofcommodities; and

• weakservicefacilitytosupportthelivestockandpoultryproduction.

Indeed, there are many issues that have to be addressed with the ASEAN 2015 Integration.

The participants also presented a list of suggested solutions. The committee members, however, noted that most of these suggestions could not be accomplished by PSAS. Therefore, PSAS will formally inform the concerned government agencies about the issues raised and the corresponding suggested solutions; in turn, the respective government agencies are expected to make the appropriate actions as part of their mandates. These may include, among others, policy development, capability building, and information dissemination.

On our part, PSAS continues on doing her existing projects such as writeshops, outreach program efforts, PJVAS, Dispatch and webpage that hopefully contribute in solving some of the above concerns.

To date, the Mindanao Region’s report has not been submitted and it is expected that the highlights will be presented in the next issue of Dispatch. (RJ Ducusin)

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CALL FOR NOMINATIONS TO THE STANDING AWARDS Please submit your nominations to Dr. Rosalina M. Lapitan ([email protected]) by 31 Aug: Letters of nomination, completed nomination form and supporting documents should be received by the Chair of the Committee on Standing Awards not later than August 16, 2010. Selection Guidelines and Nomination Form can be downloaded at www.psas-national.org or emailed upon request.

For more information, please visit https://philippinesocietyofanimalscience.wordpress.com/

or join us on www.facebook.com/groups/PSAS1963/

Telfax: (049) 5366901; 5362547; 5363423 Mobile 0915-364-7232

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• PSAS Distinguished Fellow

• PSAS-INPHILCO INC. Distinguished Animal Scientist

• PSAS-PHILCHEMA INC. Outstanding Animal Nutritionist

• PSAS-UNAHCO Outstanding Young Professional in Animal Science

• PSAS-MERIAL PHILS. INC. Outstanding Teacher in Animal Science

• PSAS- BOUNTY

AGRO-VENTURES INC. Distinguished Researcher in Animal Science

• PSAS-EQUALIVET INC. Outstanding Professional in Animal Science Extension

• PSAS-BAYER PHILS Outstanding Professional in Animal Science Community Service

THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF ANIMAL SCIENCE

CALL FOR SCIENTIFIC PAPERS AND POSTERS Please submit to Dr. Rommel C. Sulabo by 1 July (competing) or 1 Aug (non-competing)

([email protected]) These will be categorized as: • Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry • Biotechnology (Reproduction, Health, Nutrition) • Breeding and Genetics • Diseases and Diagnostics • Medicine and Surgery • Nutrition • Production and Processing • Socio-economics • Undergraduate thesis

WEDNESDAY 21 October

1:00 – 5:00 pm Convention Registration

6:30 – 11;30 pm Welcome Dinner

THURSDAY 22 October

7:00 – 8:00 am Convention Registration

8:00 – 8:30 am Opening of Exhibit

8:30 – 9:30 am Opening Ceremony

9:30 – 12:00 pm PLENARY SESSIONS

1:00 – 3:00 pm PSAS BUSINESS MEETING

3:00 – 5:00 pm Animal Industry Issues Discussion

6:30 pm Fellowship Night

FRIDAY 23 October

8:00 – 12:00 pm SCIENTIFIC SEMINAR: Competing Category

1:00 - 3:00 pm SCIENTIFIC POSTER Judging SCIENTIFIC SEMINAR: Non-Competing Category

3:00 – 5:00 pm INTRODUCTORY PRACTICAL COURSES

6:00 – 10:00 pm Awarding and Closing Ceremonies

SATURDAY 24 October

Whole day Educational Tour (Own expense) May contact: Wilson (09154321114/ 09217286165/ [email protected])

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Life Member P 3,500.00 Regular Member P 3,800.00 New Member P 4,100.00 Student P 2,400.00 Accompanying Guest P 2,200.00 Competing paper presenters Free *Excluding accommodations Payments can be made to: The Philippine Society of Animal Science bank accounts in either of the following: Philippine National Bank UPLB SA No. 446-509923-8 Land Bank of the Philippines UPLB SA No. 1891-0494-43

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2015 PSAS Lecture SeriesIn the advent of ASEAN integration this year, the country is seeing a lot of undertakings to boost its readiness and competitiveness. This will provide better platform for local produce, services and manpower to establish niche markets within one of the fastest growing economic region in the world. In particular, the local agricultural sector can greatly benefit from this integration.

Improving competitiveness of farmers is a grass root approach to market involvement and development. However, this may be influenced by several factors like the availability ofresources, standards, infrastructure and access to science-based technologies. The gap between technology and knowledge transfer to farmer’s productivity is an important pillar to consider in ensuring competitiveness.

Last 13th of March, the 2015 PSAS Lecture Series was held at the UPLB’s Animal and Dairy Science Cluster’s Lecture Hall 2 to honor former Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development’s (PCAARRD) Executive Director, Dr. Patricio S. Faylon. This year’s topic, “Increasing Farmers’ Competitiveness through Science-based Initiatives”, is timely and was chosen to identify gaps, obstacles and government initiatives within the livestock sector. Also, it provided opportunities to harness scientific researches and knowledge-based systems to further improve farmers’ competitiveness.

More than 70 participants, including students, faculty, PSAS members and former PSAS officers, attended the lecture. Dr. Edwin C. Villar of PCAARRD-DOST and Dr. Wilfredo P. Resoso of the Philippine College of Swine Practitioners presented two perspectives in increasing farmers’ productivity

and competitiveness. Dr. Villar focused on the research engagements and technology developments of PCAARRD and how it is being transferred to farmers through local government units, academe and other stakeholders. He emphasized the need for a more integrated and strategic approach in research and technology development that can readily benefit the farmers and help achieve agricultural goals.

On the other hand, Dr. Resoso provided the current agricultural performance of the country in relation to its regional peers. The continuous need to improve diagnostic access and capabilities, utilization of better genetics and nutrition are some of the factorsthatcandirectlyinfluencecompetitiveness.

In his acceptance speech as 2015 PSAS Honoree, Dr. Faylon stressed the need of involvement of various stakeholders as we move to better productivity amidst growing competition. True to his lifelong commitment, he encouraged all stakeholders to create an effective ecosystem of research collaboration to enhance sustainability and better integrate innovation and science to promote economic opportunities. (KRB Gicana)


To the Regional Chapters We Go!

Ever since I joined the PSAS, it has been my desire that the PSAS would grow together – the PSAS National together with its five Regional Chapters – Ilocos Chapter, Cagayan Valley Chapter, Bicol Chapter, Visayas Chapter and Mindanao Chapter. I know that this has also been the desire of my predecessors and they worked really hard towards this. However, to make this a reality, I believe we need tohavebothspiritandflesh.

For the spirit, we need to have that deep motivation to help one another, with the PSAS National leading the regional chapters. The ASEAN Economic integration, the CHED requirements for research and publication, the PRC provisions for Continuing Professional Development units, global competition and ASEAN University Network all should provide us with the impetus to help one another in raising the standards of animal science and veterinary medicine and the animal industry, in general, in the country. PSAS members, who are leaders in their different fields, should be encouraged to assist those who had inadequate training and expertise, particularly those in the provinces.

For the flesh, we need to have the proper structure to provide constantcommunication between the PSAS National and the Regional Chapters and to channel the experts to those in need. As a start, the PSAS Governing Council has appointed coordinators for the different Regional Chapters – Auditor Mafeo B. Bejo for the Ilocos Chapter, Council Member Rio John T. Ducusin for the Cagayan Valley Chapter, Council Member Jose C. Canaria for the Bicol Chapter, Vice-President Eric P. Palacpac for the Visayas Chapter and Council Member Marianne Leila S. Flores for the Mindanao Chapter. Through the coordinators, we hope that the Regional Chapters would be encouraged and strengthened and their activities be supported. Also, from this collaboration, we hope to see more members from the Regional Chapters being nominated for the different positions in future PSAS Governing Council. In addition to these, outreaches, lecture series and workshops are being planned to be conducted in the different Chapters. Also, the PSAS Governing Council will be supporting the PSAS Visayas Regional Chapter Convention to be held in July.

In Eze 34:26, the Lord says, “I will bless them and the places surrounding my hill. I will send down showers in season; there will be showers of blessing.” I pray that the Lord’s blessings will not only extend to the PSAS National and Regional Chapters but to all the Philippines and beyond.

Jezie

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