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FEBRUARY 2012 PUBLICATION OF UCCP SABANG CHURCH OF CHRIST DISCIPLES

UCCP SABANG CHURCH OF CHRIST DISCIPLES 2012

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MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF UCCP-SABANG CHURCH OF CHRIST DISCIPLES

DON PLACIDO CAMPOS AVE., SABANG, DASMARINAS, CAVITE 4114, PHILIPPINES

Tel. No.: 416-0221 Website: sabangdisciples.org

FEBRUARY 2012 Volume 10 Number 2

“Do Everything for Love” I Corinthian 16:13-14

“God’s Love Revealed”

Apostle Paul, clearly stated his personal analysis yet divine inspiration from God- about LOVE that is beyond understanding. His epistle, particularly in 1 Corinthians 13 is a realization on acquiring all the knowledge; capability; ability and power; to include even personal sacrifice that is simplified by LOVE. His definite affirmation about love entails various good characteristics such as patience and kindness; not envy nor being boastful; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, and endures all things.

Indeed Love is so amazing, when visitation of loneliness and sadness arrive I always look back on the challenging event of Christ’s life, ministry, death and resurrection. God’s incarnate in Christ unveils the mystery of being with God, where Christ provides believers an inspiration to look beyond the struggles and see the result in Christ’s victory.

Love is an expression; it requires partnership to produce, it is a passion that conquers everything. Love is the most powerful action word that can defeat even your worst enemy, “in order to defeat evil is for good men do nothing” the powerless and hopeless may find refuge upon God’s love. If we have nobody to lean on, God’s Love is always available and sustaining. Contrary to what we know, faith without work is dead and to include hope is an expectation. 1 Corinthians 13:13 “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” To “Do” is to act, a requirement that is needed to those who follow Christ. Doing is a response and an act of obedience. A mysterious and disturbing word from “SPOKEN” by T.S. Eliot about hope, “wait without hope”; for hope would be hope for the wrong thing that concludes, faith, hope and love are all in the waiting” these has been called in the three great theological virtues, strength of the martyrs and joy of the saints. Meaning Eliot reminds us to have a positive outlook in life, and become optimistic.

Thus, it concludes that our action sometimes doesn’t always have to be a perfect response. Only God’s love that is revealed in the waiting period is perfect. So do not be desperate and distressed in this time of busy world, because the powerful love of God will cease our anxiety. As Christians, yes, we are expected to perform our Christian virtues, depending on God always and holding on to his perfect love and victory. If we are torn between hate and defeat, if we feel troubled by circumstance, God remains the same, and He is expecting that we turn to His side, focused on Him alone.

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February marks the most and much waited month of the year

celebrating the goodness of love. Love indeed is a many splendored thing;

it encompasses the picture of doing things together. For without love, we

may not celebrate and enjoy the life everlasting. Love is also the language

that speaks beyond understanding.

In a wedding ceremony, love binds us together reminding each one

that love indeed brings two different world together. The Bible as lamp

unto our feet describes that love is the answer to our differences. Apostle

Paul in his letter to the Corinthians purposely invites the Church to

reconciliation. This Church in the Corinthians were known to have been a

struggling Church. They have the difficulty accepting, loving and building

each other. The text that has been used many a times during ceremony of

weddings was actually rooted from a letter written by Paul to the Church

because of the misunderstanding of people within the Church. The clash

and tension begins when we do not acknowledge the need of others,

when we turn to our own nakedness, meaning our own flesh, our own

desire and the need to feed our own hunger for fame, prominence and

glory. In the series of exposures I had in the past month namely: retreat

for Church Workers, Continuing Theological Education and Ordination

Review and Ordination for UCCP Pastors, we were all reminded to Do

Everything in Love.

The Church Workers Magna Carta under relationship with kindred

Church Workers states: Foster cooperation with and among my kindred

church workers and refuse to enter into any competition with them in

order to secure a place of honor, uphold at all times the integrity of my

kindred and thus shall not speak ill of the character or performance of

both predecessor and successor and other church workers. The said lines

according to Bishop Constante Claro (our reviewer/examiner) brings us to

realization that it is always fitting to examine ourselves, yourselves

wherever you are, and that great responsibility and power also comes

temptation and love of self, never to become a vehicle of such

temptation.

In the same breath, struggle for power and neglectful of love and

its meaning end up to division. Remember that Christian history is a story

of division and major schisms, it was not bloom of flowers but was

matured in the hands of God.

This month’s theme for February gives us the challenge,

remembering that Christ’s work for us today and in the ages past were all

grounded and clinched in the spirit of love. Doing everything in love is

the key to a working community of faith.

The Hymn “Hands of God” describes a very profound affirmation

to us saying: The hands of God that guide us through the years. From

doubts and fears those hands have led us through. They call for faith and

hope and love to reign in us. The hands of God that worked for you and

me.

Music Ministry Schedule

Saturday Rehearsals

AM – Outreach BS for Kids (CYF) PM–3:00PM Jesus Kids Choir 3:00-4:00PMCYF Youth Choir 4:30-6:00 Praise & Worship Team w/Tambourine dancers 8:00-10:00 Chancel Choir

Worship Anthem Renditions 1

st & 3

rd Sundays CHANCEL & CYAF

2nd

Sundays CYF Choir 4

th & 5

th Sundays KIDS Choir

Thy word is a Lamp Unto my Feet

By Pastor Ma. Beate Hernandez

DNEWS Editorial Bo ard

Ms. Rizalina Reyes

Ms. Nanette Barzaga Pastor Ma. Beate M. Hernandez

Wilma B. Pelagio , Anjell Samonte William Besario, & The Pastoral Team

Ms. Rose Calungin

Ms. Volet Tirona Jardiniano & Ted Malamug

Interested to dance for the Lord? Tambourine Dance coaching/practice Please contact Honey Belmonte Offer your talent to the Lord and join the Praise and Worship Team. Please contact Mr. Avinson Matro For schedule of practice.



Lectionary and Schedule of Preachers for

February 2012

“DO EVERYTHING IN LOVE”

Membership Renewal Month

5 “ Be on Your Guard” OT: Isaiah 52:1-12 NT: I Timothy 6:20,21 Preacher: Rev. Ronell A. Hernandez

12 “Stand Firm in the Faith” OT: Hosea 4: NT:Matthew 23:23 Preacher: Pastor Bea Hernandez

“Be of Courage” OT: Josiah 1: NT: Acts 23:11 Preacher: Sis. Wilma Pelagio

26 “Be Strong” OT: 2 Samuel 10:12 NT:Romans 15:1 Preacher: Pastor Bea Hernandez

PINAG Isang PUSO 2012 on February 12, 2012

with the Theme: WHY I LOVE YOU SO MUCH?

This year’s celebration of Valentine will be at

Recuerdo’s with a registration of P375/couple.

Pinag-Isang Puso is the most in-placed activity

addressing family concerns in the church and

fostering intergenerational spirit among Church

organizations, also a venue primarily to engage

Church and family ministry advancing Christ

message of hope and unity.

Membership Renewal Month. The month of February

has been designated as Membership Renewal Month in the whole UCCP as per National Council Action 2007. SCCD has complied with this since 2008, the first time it was implemented, thus, she’s one of the UCCP member churches that responded to the call. For 2012, another round of campaign is set forth reiterating that the ADC goes to Property Development Program of the UCCP and that it’s not the amount of P20.00 or more that counts but the sure declaration of being a part of the church, the one Body of Christ.

Third Sunday of February is designated as OFW Sunday as part of our

Membership Advocacy; the Church shall offer prayer for our Kababayans and members abroad.

DISCOVERY CLASS Batch 1 of 2012 is scheduled on February

11 and 18 at 10AM to 12NN. Discovery Class is offered to worshippers who wish to be received formally as regular members of SCCD. This membership class is offered throughout

the year, after which participants are formally received during Sunday worship following the class. Lessons include the six

articles of the UCCP Statement of Faith, Worship and

Sacraments and Church History and ministries of SCCD. Sunday School Teachers workshop enhanced. Over a year

of sustaining workshops through input sharing, now SCCD

CEN will venture to giving teachers and volunteer their

opportunity to teach using themes and simulate teaching

process. This is to fully train and develop teachers of SCCD.

LITURGIST for FEBRUARY and MARCH 2012

Feb 5 Ramon & Daisy Reyes March 4 Caren Joy Camatog & Mary Grace Cortez Feb 12 Kim & Jun Panes March 11 Christian Gabriel Amon & Keith Louise Hernandez Feb 19 Gemma & Jomel Guada March 18 Ghesan Marie Perlas & Robee Hernandez Feb 26 Jingle & Romeo Ancheta March 25 DLA Sunday

SCCD to receive a

NEW ADMINISTRATIVE PASTOR

In the Special Council Meeting on January 29, 2012. The Church Council Officers convene to act on the pending action for the call of new Administrative Pastor endorsed by the Lowland Cavite South Manila Conference (LCSMC) through the Settlement Committee. It was made clear that local assignment for Church Worker is based on the premise of calling and not application of workers where number of pastors preach and churches take for a pick, this is in resonance to the evolving improvement of the pastors call in the UCCP Process of Call for Church Workers. The Rev. Benjie Gevera preached on January 15, 2012 was welcomed together with Rev. Remy Gevera to SCCD congregation on the said Sunday. A referendum shall follow through for our Church Worker as a faithful vote to declare in prayer a covenant with the Ministry and God’s servant called to shepherd God’s flock.



MISSION EDUCATION NIGHT is set on February 11 at 7PM, designed to educate the members of the Church on the Retreat and Continuing Education of SCCD Church Workers held in Sagada on January 16-20. This is a time to share knowledge and experience to all brethrens and extend the heartfelt gratitude to the Church for sending our Workers to this once and a lifetime learning experience. CYAF to take off 2012 with Spiritual Nourishing. Young Adults prepare to distribute reading materials choosing between two references: “Living Above the level of Mediocrity” by Charles Swindoll and “Honest to God? Becoming an Authentic Christian” by Bill Hybels. Frst Sunday of each month will be our YA’s spiritual nourishing, taking turns in leadership as they all-together mature in faith. The Church encourages Young People, working and young professionals to join this active organization meeting every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the Month.

SCCD Ordinand sending off.

Communicants’ Class 2012 begins. Batch 2012 of

Communicant’s Class had started on January 7 with 26 in attendance ages 12-17. This class is the equivalent Membership/Discovery Class for young people but on a longer period of three months. They are taught on the UCCP Statement of Faith, led to a walk on the history of the church from its beginnings in the Book of Acts to the present life of believers in a pluralistic world, and a life changed by Jesus Christ. The Pastoral Team and the Board of Elders take turns in handling the session with Pastor Bea as the lead teacher as Pastor for CEN. This class will culminate in Water Baptism on Maundy Thursday, April 21 with a Retreat and Formal Reception during worship service. They are also scheduled to go on an Educational Trip in historical places in Manila connected to the history of Protestantism in the Philippines. Meanwhile, the first quarter batch of Membership Class for adults will be offered on February 11 and February 18. They will be received during worship on February 22.

Movements in church officers’ roster confirmed. The Church Council confirmed the movements within church officers’ roll due to consecutive absences. Trustee Wilson Almanzor was substituted by Trustee Sam Tabiando being the next in rank in Church Election result of 2011.

Inviting all Church members to

attend the THURSDAY BIBLE STUDY at

8PM-9PM. This February we shall be

studying on the Parables of Jesus.

Come and Learn.............

NOMELEC 2012 organized. The

Nomination/Election Committee for this

ecclesial year has elected its own officers in a

brief meeting on January 22, 2012 namely

Trustee Angelo Calungin, Elder Remy Gabriel,

Educator Jhem Fauni, BOD Allan Saquilayan

and CYFer Anjell Samonte. They will be

meeting for Orientation on February 14. The

Nomination Period is also opened formally on

February 8 which will go on for one month.

Needed slots for nomination are as follows:

Board of Elders 3

Board of Christian Education 3

Board of Trustees 3

Board of Deacons 3

Treasurer, FinSec and Auditor

Retreat and CTE at SAGADA. The Annual

Retreat of LCSMC Church Workers was held at SAGADA Mountain Province on January 16-20, 2012. Joined in by SCCD’s three workers, Pastor Ronell, Pastor Bea and Sis. Wilma. A total amount of P15,000.00 was received from individual donors for this year’s CTE at Sagada. Reflections and writing on this experience shall be shared to us by SCCD Workers published on this month’s issue and shared also to us through Mission Education Night.



CONTINUING WORKS for the CHURCH...

PN7 dubbed as GLITTERING SPARKLE was launched during the 85th Anniversary month of SCCD. PN7 GLITTERING SPARKLE invites all members to donate and be part of this another step to continuing works of the Church; a corresponding glittered material shall be posted in the 3D Tarpauline to complete the perspective of the Chancel Area. PN WATCH CORNER AS OF JANUARY 2012

PROJECT NEHEMIAH 7: P54,530.00

COLOR THE SEASON: P 3,121.50 Come, let’s continue putting glitters at the altar! Proceeds shall go towards the other finishing works needed in the sanctuary identified by the Board of Trustees as follows:

Memorial Garden and Baptistery

Canopy works in ramp side

Sound System Cabinet varnishing

Covering of the stairs in mezzanine level which will be concrete slab

SCCD received substantial donations

I was blessed. The camp made me realized that life is full of challenge.. and the only way to solve it is by having faith on our Father. -Daniellie Fauni,14 Life is a big battle… but we should fear not for our Lord will fight for us, we just have to be still.. and believe that our Father in heaven will protect us always…. Sarah, 19

“Ang aking natutunan at masasabi sa Christmas camp

ay nag-enjoy ako dahil kahit na may kaunting

problema akong dala-dala sa pagpunta namin sa pinaka

camp ay nabawasan ito habang lumilipas ang mga araw

namin doon. Doon ako sumaya at doon ko din nailabas

ang mga problema sa aking pamilya. Lalo na sa blessing

of the water, noong hindi pa ako nilulubog sa tubig ay

may kaunting problema akong nararamdaman at

pagkatapos ilubog ako ay para bang nakalimutan ko

ang aking mga problema kaya enjoy talaga ang

Christmas camp sobra.” Genesis Saquilayan, 14 on “Blessing of the Water” Session

“Para sa akin napakasaya ng nangyari sa camp lalo sa pagpupuri sa Panginoon na dakila sa lahat, ito ang aking masasabi. Kahit pagod ako sa mga challenges, kahit wala akong boses, patuloy akong nagpupuri sa Kanya at hindi ko naisipang sumuko. Kahit na maraming naging challenges sa camp, masaya ako dahil masaya ang lahat at ibinibigay nila ang lahat lahat para kay Hesus.” -Gerson Baysa, 19 on Worship Sessions

“Napakagaan ng aking pakiramdam ng ma-isurrender ko ang mga problema ko at humingi ng kapatawaran sa Diyos.” -Darwin Siervo, 16 on “Surrender all to God”

“Para sa akin, masaya ako sapagkat nung binigay sa akin ang sulat galing sa aking nanay sobrang natuwa ako. Sapagkat doon ko lang naramdaman ang tunay na pagmamahal sa akin ng aking magulang. Nagbigay rin kami ng kanya-kanyang sharings o reaction tungkol sa sulat. Kaming lahat ay sobrang saya.” -Mark Mabbatung, 14 on “Letters from Parents” Session

“Tunay na mabuti ang Diyos. Mainit ang pagmamahal Niya tulad ng apoy sa Campfire. Lalo pang nagpainit ang sigla at tuwa ng mga kapwa ko camper noong gabing iyon. Nakikita ko ang kadakilaan ng Diyos sa tuwing nakakasama ko ang aking mga kapwa kabataan sa pananampalataya na siyang natunghayan ko sa camp na ito. Sa Diyos ang papuri!” - Anjell Samonte, 20 on Campfire

…………….continue to page 8



CROs Schedule of Activities UCM CORNER

SCHEDULE:

Fellowship and Bible Study

Saturdays 8PM Conference Room Regular Fellowship

Retreat: October 2012 Facilitators:

Ramon Reyes, Pastor Ronell, Bro Jing, Elder Willie For More information: Contact UCM Allan Samonte

CWA CORNER Schedule:

Regular Fellowship: Tuesday 7 pm

Retreat: October 2012

For more info: Contact Natalia Cantada YA CORNER

The young leaders, the mobilizers & advocates

Schedule:

Fellowship & Bible Study: 1st & 3rd Sunday of the

month

For info: Contact Teena Saquilayan CYF CORNER

Schedule: S aturdays, 7 pm Module 1: Living Life with Jesus Christ Module 2: Equipping Leaders Sunday School: ages: 15-22

For more info: Contact Anjell Samonte, 09261715100

TRAINING OUR CHILDREN

From a young age, children observe the behavior of the significant adults in their lives. What a wonderful opportunity to influence the next generation for Jesus! How do we train children in godliness? We start by investing our time in their lives. Boys and girls need their parents and others to spend quality time with them. Whether it’s through outdoor activities, reading together, or quiet conversation, we can be modeling Christian living. Listening closely is another part of raising our sons and daughters. To influence them toward righteousness, we must know what they are thinking—in other words, what’s important to them and what bothers them. Protecting children through discipline is another aspect of godly parenting. When done with love, this will help them understand the wisdom of God’s boundaries and the importance of self-control. Admitting our mistakes is also necessary, as transparency helps children draw closer to parents. If we seem perfect, kids will find it harder to confess their mistakes to us. Perhaps the most important aspect of training is unconditional love. My mother consistently loved me both when I had success in school and when I didn’t. Because of her steadfast care for me, I tried to do what she would find pleasing. Raising a godly child takes the cooperation of believing parents and family, Christian teachers, and born-again friends. Look for opportunities to spend time with children, listen to their hearts, and demonstrate Christ’s love for them. By modeling godliness, you may influence a life for the Lord.

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4 Series: (9am to 5pm) January 28, 2012

March 31, 2012

April 28, 2012

LEADERSHIP THAT BUILDS

Nehemiah: a model for our times of Crisis

Brought to us by:

UCCP Sabang – Board of CE

Come One, Come all!

Objectives:

- Be aware of the necessary leadership skills looking

at Nehemiah, as role model

- Acquire some skills that leaders can use in the ministry.

- Apply skills needed to be more effective in their

ministry in the church and its related organization.

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REFLECTIONS…

by Elder Rizalina Reyes

S U F F E R I N G

PROUD TO BE By: Lay Minister Wilma Pelagio



In The Eyes of Faith… by: Allyan Jell Samonte Doing is an act of being, of existing, of being at the moment, having your momentum at the present time, to do is to act. It is the act of carrying out something, it is the act of performing. Everything is the entirety; the sum of all, the whole of what is there or existing. Something that is very important, all-important. All under the sun. In is the state of being inside. At the moment. Within. After. During. Indicates how one thing is expressed. Indicates subject area. Indicates belongingness. Love is an affection. a desire. To show kindness. To like something very much. Worship and adoration. The epitome of all emotions. The fuel and the drive. A very strong word for passionate liking and interest. Something that elicits enthusiasm. In the last chapter of the book of the first Corinthians, Paul leave the people of Corinth with some of the most vital principles in Christian Living- Be on guard, be firm in faith, be men of courage, be strong and do everything in love. The last principle was under a new verse as if to sum up what is to be done for all time. In the actuality of things, we cannot always do something in love. Reality is, we won’t always have a win-win situation in life, sacrifices are always made and setbacks are always expected. You cannot expect one person to be of the same priorities as you are, experiencing the same kind of joy whenever you are serving the Lord or simply doing something. Nevertheless, we cannot change people on how they perceive ideas, beliefs and attitude. We never can and we never will. Why? Because only Jesus can. But this doesn’t mean that we must not persevere to do such thing. We could always pray and ask God for His guidance. Jesus left us with the Holy Spirit to empower us to do unimaginable things, to remind us to be always alert and to stand firm with everything we say. Doing everything in love may mean several things to several people. We experience various situations in life and we are different from each other. Bible texts are most of the time, during application, contextual. They relate to us and become significant accordingly. Personally, doing everything in love means not giving up and not letting others discourage you for what you are doing. It means being courageous of your every step and being happy and contented with what you are achieving. It could also be expressed as doing everything as how Jesus would do something. To behave like Christ and to pattern our principles as His. The person who does everything in love is soaked in the goodness of God’s love. Whenever people ask me if I am in love, I tend to answer yes. I mean, who wouldn’t be? If everyday you experience God’s love, from the simple smile of a friend to the grandeur of a sunset. God’s love is so contagious that you can’t help but to feel it and share it. So the next time somebody asks you if you’re in love, think about God’s love and how Jesus has shown it, and declare Yes I am!

Camp Insights............. From page 5 ―Blessed na agad ako noong first day ng camp namin, lalo na yung topic namin ay tungkol sa mga tatay. Gumaan ang loob ko sa message at sa kantang ―Dance with my Father‖ na pinakinig sa amin. Doon ko talaga narealize na tunay ngang mahalaga ang ating mga tatay sa atin. Hindi natin sila dapat ikahiya, ipagmalaki natin sila at mahalin. Kaya ipinagmamalaki ko at minamahal ko ang aking tatay. Magpasalamat tayo sa Diyos dahil nagkaroon tayo ng tatay na tulad nila.‖ Cherlene Sapida, 14 on “What’s your Father Like?” Session “First time ko lang makatanggap ng sulat na galing sa aking mga magulang at ito ay nangyari lamang sa LCSMC camp. Dahil dun ay naramdaman ko ang kahalagahan ko sa kanila at ang pagmamahal nila sa akin bilang isang anak. Ang sarap pala sa feeling! Napakabuti talaga ng Panginoon!”

Johnmark Luna, 20 on “Letters from Parents” Session

“Doon ko nalaman kung gaano kami kamahal at kahalaga sa Diyos. Nanliit ako dahil nalaman ko na yung mga problemang hinaharap ko ay napakababaw lang kumpara sa hirap ng problema ng iba. Pero kahit marami kaming problemang hinaharap doon namin nararamdaman ang pagkilos ng Diyos sa bawat isa. Sobrang sarap sa pakiramdam kapag nasaiyo ang Diyos, kapag alam mo na kasa-kasama mo siya sa bawat hakbang at kilos na ginagawa mo.”

Trisha Mendoza, 18 on Group Sharing Sessions



DISCIPLES LEARNING

ACADEMY School Beats and Pieces

DLA bags winning places in FCS contest. The DLA bagged

winning places in a number of contests organized by the

Federation of Christian Schools Dasmarinas cluster held on

various dates and venues in the month of January. First was

the Interpretative Dance Contest on January 20, 2012 at Jabez

School following the theme, “Being Salt and Light” where the

DLA won 2nd

place among six competing schools. Next was

the Bible Quiz held on January 28, 2012 at Glory Christian

School wherein the primary group contestants garnered 3rd

place tying with two other schools and the intermediate group

landing 5th among 12 participating schools. Meanwhile

Claude Jean Regala, a Grade 6 pupil will be going with the

Dasmarinas Mardunong Team this month of February for the

spelling bee regional level. This year was the first time for

DLA to join inter-school contests.

Science Project Fair launched first time in DLA. For the

first time in its eight years elementary program offering the

DLA launched a Science Exhibit which featured ten projects

done by Grade 4 to 6 pupils in groups vying for awards.

These projects were categorized in two, investigatory and

plain Science gadgets namely solar light bulb, improvised fire

extinguisher, lighthouse with elisee, smokey volcano, artificial

arm, angry massage chair, buzzer, non-explosive eruption,

static balloon and recycled wind vane. The three winners in

the investigatory project category were Smokey Volcano, 1st

place presented by Claude Jean Regala, Gr. 6; Artificial Arm

presented by Graham Ford Aleonar, Gr. 4; and Angry

Massage Chair presented by Jonalyn Barbuco, Gr. 6. The

Recycled Wind Vane which was presented by Angelo

Apolonio, Gr. 4 got the Best Science Gadget Award. It was

recommended by one of the members of the board of judges

to focus only on Science Fair as activity with several months

preparation the next time this will be undertaken so pupils can

devote more time in fine tuning their project. All judges were

however impressed by the efforts of these young scientists.

DLA 28th

Founding Year Part 2 celebration culminates in

Field Demo. The Part 2 week-long celebration of DLA 28th

Founding Year on January 19-27, 2012 culminated in a class

dance presentation covered by the 7th Annual Field Demo at

SCCD-DLA grounds on the last day, January 27. For three

years in a row, this dance presentations were choreographed

and taught by professional Dance Instructor Mr. Ronald

Cabalit who was recognized with deep appreciation through a

certificate on the said day. The choreography centered around

the theme, “Growing Together Wholistically for God’s Glory”

showing movements and disciplines like physical fitness,

praying, serving, caring, group cooperation. The whole

ground was packed as well with viewing faculty and staff,

parents, family members, alumni and other friends of DLA.

Different academic contests , indoor and parlor games as well

as sports events were conducted during the week. Winners are

listed below:

Spelling Bee (Gr. 1-3) Spelling Bee – Grade 4-6

1st Isabella Faith Almanzor* Justine Janelle Reyes

2nd John Paolo Tabing* Austin Paul Mangubat

3rd Sophia Pearl Lomadilla – Graham Ford Aleonar

Hekasi Quiz Bee (Gr.1-3) Hekasi Quiz Bee – Gr. 4-6

1st Jeramie Cotti Neilyn Mae Hormillosa

2nd Sean Codey Mangubat Lyka Ann Jimenez

3rd Reyeza Marie Fatima Reyes Aimee Jasmin Galang

Math Quiz Bee (Gr. 1-3) Math Quiz Bee – Gr. 4-6

1st Michelle Ann Escober Christina Gail Amon*

2nd Elijah Paul Dela Cruz* Austin Paul Mangubat

3rd Sharmaine Angeluv Eslabon Raiza Janine Cabrera

Drawing Contest - Gr.1-3 Poster Making Contest Gr. 4-6

1st Erich Bernadette Tumbaga* Justine Janelle Reyes

2nd Elijah Paul Dela Cruz* Kenneth Cerbo

3rd Josef Pare Raiza Janine Cabrera

Science Quiz Bee – Gr 4 Science Quiz Bee -Gr.5 -6

1st Angelo Apolonio Dennise Adrienne Dipasupil

2nd Jhon Reinan Matining Miguel Rigo Baldelobar

3rd Justine Janelle Reyes Claude Jean Regala

Story Telling Contest – Grade 1-3 Retelling the Story – Grade 4-6

1st Sophia Pearl Lomadilla Claude Jean Regala

2nd Elijah Paul Dela Cruz* Graham Ford Aleonar

3rd Austin Clark Castilla Laurence John Calungin*

Team Reader Contest – Grade -4-6

Cheering

1st Grade 6 Class Green Team

2nd Grade 4 Class Yellow Team

3rd Grade 5 Class Blue Team

4th Red Team

Overall Champion – Blue Team

1st Green Team

2nd Red Team

3rd Yellow Team

Most Valuable Player:

Vincent David

Grade I Grade II

1st – Shaina May Matro* Austin Clark Castilla

2nd

– Erich Bernadette Tumbaga* Maxine Redje De Castro

3rd

- Sophia Pearl Lomadilla John Paolo Tabing*

4th

– Ma. Kim Louise Bedano Rheanlin Santos

5th

– Isabella Faith Almanzor* Allysa Ellein Fauni*

Grade III Grade IV

1st – Michelle Ann Escober Justine Janelle Reyes

2nd

– Josef Pare Graham Ford Aleonar



Lean red meats (only once or twice a week), such as flank steak, skirt steak, and beef tenderloin, and 90 percent "extra lean" ground beef

Baked potatoes with the skin left on for extra fiber

Fiber-rich whole-grain pasta and bread, and brown rice

Round out his plate or lunch bag by filling half of it with fruits and vegetables — fresh ones are best.

2. Keep Him Moving Have you heard about the recent study in the journal Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise that found that people who sit for most of the day — as most of us do— were 54% more likely to die of a heart attack?

If your spouse has a desk job, remind him of the importance of taking a few short, quick walks throughout the day to get his blood flowing.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends 150 minutes per week of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, such as brisk walking. It's fine to spread out your exercise by taking a 10-minute brisk walk, three times a day, five days a week to reach the 150 minute total, according to the CDC. Playing outdoor games with your kids is another great way to get him moving and relieve his 9-to-5 stress.

3. Know His Heart-Health Digits Heart disease is the leading cause of death and half of the men who die suddenly of coronary heart disease have no warning signs. Knowing your man's numbers from important heart health screenings could save his life.

Knowing his body mass index (BMI) is a key sign of whether he is in good cardiovascular health. A BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 is ideal. Other important numbers to know include his:

Blood pressure - This should be lower than 120/80 mm Hg. Have it checked every one to two years, or more frequently if his numbers have been high in the past.

Cholesterol - A total cholesterol level of 200 mg/dL is ideal. Have it checked starting at age 35, or earlier if he uses tobacco, is obese, has diabetes or high blood pressure, or has a personal or family history of heart problems.

Blood glucose - Blood glucose levels are a marker for diabetes, which can go hand in hand with heart disease. Adults ages 45 and older should consider having their blood glucose level tested every three years, or more often if they are overweight or have heart disease.

Men ages 45 and older should also ask their doctor if they should take aspirin to help prevent heart disease. 4. Curb His Cancer Risk Staying on track with cancer screenings may help extend your hubby's life. See if he is due for these screenings:

Skin cancer and other cancers - All men ages 20 and older should have periodic doctor visits that include a cancer-related check-up for cancers of the skin, thyroid, oral cavity, lymph nodes, and testes.

Colorectal cancer - Screenings should start at age 50, or earlier if he has a family history of it. Colonoscopies certainly aren't pleasant, but they are only needed once every 10 years.

Prostate cancer - A prostate screening many not be necessary for your man, unless his father or brother had prostate cancer before age 65. He should talk with his doctor at age 45 about what is right for him.

Many men avoid medical check-ups like the plague. Remind your guy that visiting his doctor at least every two years, taking any prescribed medications, and having recommended screenings will help him avoid medical attention down the road.

Church Calendar and activities

(January to May 2012)

Feb 11 & 18 Discovery Class Feb 12 @ 7pm Pinag-isang Puso Feb 19 OFW Sunday Feb 25 VCS Training (UCCP Ellinwood)/ 2nd Leadership that Builds February 26 Membership Renewal Month March UCWO General Assembly March 25 DLA Sunday/Annual Corporation Mtng. March 28 DLA Graduation and Moving Up Ceremonies April 5 Maundy Thursday /Communicants/ Water Baptism April 2-6 VCS Church Based April 6 Good Friday Seven Last Words of Jesus April 8 Easter Sunday Family Outing April 9-12 Kids Summer Camp April 16-19 Youth Summer Camp April 23-27 VCS Outreach Based May 5 Summer Volunteers Retreat May 10-12 LCSMC 14th Annual Session – UCCP Cosmopolitan Church May 13 Recognition Fellowship for Summer Volunteers May 20 Turnover Ceremony and Fellowship for Pastor Ronell

3rd

– Elijah Paul Dela Cruz* Austin Paul Mangubat

4th

– Simone Alexandra Cajelo Neilyn Mae Hormillosa

5th

– Sharmaine Angeluv Eslabon Lyka Ann Jimenez

Grade V Grade VI

1st – Dennise Adrienne Dipasupil Claude Jean Regala

2nd

– Phoebe Joy Medina* Jonalyn Mhae Barbuco

3rd

– Joven Hembrador Veronica Ira Camero

4th

– Aimee Jasmin Galang Caren Joi Camatog*

5th

– Safelia Coleen Cantada Miguel Rigo Baldelobar

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*SCCD members

4 Key Steps to Keep Your Hubby Healthy by Erin Dower

Let's face it — between working long hours and being a seemingly invincible superdad, the man in your life could use some help staying healthy. Whether your husband seems like the picture of good health or the poster child for unhealthy habits, check out these simple tips and recommended screenings. Getting him on the right track now will help bolster his health in his later years.

1. Patrol His Plate Does your husband love meat and potatoes? That's okay — just make sure he chooses the right versions. Processed meats, such as hotdogs and deli cold cuts, and fried and fatty potatoes, such as French fries and chips, are bad for his waistline and his heart health. Instead, he should opt for:

Lean meats, such as white meat chicken and turkey, and pork tenderloin, and oily fish, such as salmon, mackerel, and trout

This drink will help the person who's going thru a heart attack. First few minutes is

very critical. This was recommended by a doctor

Immediate Relief for High Blood Pressure

3/4 tsp Baking Soda 1 tsp Citric Acid 1 glass Water

Direction: Mix together and drink. Also soak feet to warm Water.

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February 7 – Mr & Mrs. Apolinar 20 – Wilson & Bea Almanzor 8 – Raymond & Sarah Tapawan 26 – Mr & Mrs. Wiliam Abdon

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5

th Ave.

Dec. 175 189 145 180 172

Jan. 170 157 174 210 191 180

1 Michelle Saquilayan, Angelito Cortez

2 Joel Gervacio, John Argie Mendez, Kay Ann Docusin, Lloyd Fauni

3 Michelle Perez & Jasmine Gomba 4 Leony Saquilayan 5 Johnny Purisima, Jeffrey Purisima, Patrick

Jayson Luna 7 Leticia Sapida, Lina Reyes, Philip Fauni,

Nicajhed Lagatic Romualdo Calungin, Julie Rodriguez, Rosalinda Lumagui, Charlyn Madrid,

8 Leticia Calungin 9 Cornelio Santos Jr., 10 Michelle Mary Diane Tio, Remy Gabriel 11 Andrea Fauni, & Armond Fauni, Lourdes

Bigaran, Ellariz Riane Sarmiento 13 Christian Daniel Remulla, Lito Fauni

15 Shirly Fauni

16 Analyn Del Rosario, Abeng Sapida, Romeo Ancheta

17 Gabina Olaes, Binang Sapida, Roberto Ticao

18 Stephen Paul Tigas Sr. 19 Dennis Saquilayan, Genesis

Saquilayan, Sonia Sapida 20 Arah Reyes, Joennel Catayong,

Josephine Bautista 21 Mary Mei Danieli Tio, Cherry

Almendral, Maluna Mendoza 23 Ellen Baysa 24 Cristy Gervacio, Karen Sapida,

Wilson Benitez, Joey Ancheta 25 Efren Frani 27 Eugene Dakis, Phamila Rayco 28 Michael Almendral

On your birthday, we pray that God’s joy will fill each day of the coming year. We pray that daily

you might receive a gentle touch of God’s love.

COLLECTION REPORT DECEMBER january Tithes 65,242.00 84,185.00

Loose Offering 16,348.00 26,636.00 Sunday School 901.75 1,431.25

Midweek Services 411.50 1,251.00

Least Coin 990.05 2,049.70 Lovegift/Donations/Ads/flowers 8,061.00 2,000.00

Everybody’s B-day 447.00

Simbang Gabi Collection 14,961.75

Happy Birthday Jesus 11,614.25 Pledge 1,120.00 600.00

Support from members Abroad 26,810.00 $100 Mission Offering 2,500.40 4,721.50 CTE & Ordination 20,950.00 New Years Eve 2,585.25

Gen Paid Services 3,550.00 TOTAL 149,407.70 149,959.70



February 2012

“Do EVERYTHING in LOVE”

Membership Renewal Month

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Faith, hope & love .... but the greatest of these is

L O V E . 1 Corinthians 13:13

1 Church and Coop Staff Devotion 4PM Prayer service 8:00 p.m - Pastor Ronell

2 Cell Group @ Malagasang 2- Church Bible Study -8:00 p.m PARABLE of the MUSTARD SEED Facilitator: Pastor

3 Cell Group @ Silvertown 3:00 pm AERODANCE

4Communicants’ Class 10-12 am Maricris /Daang NIA Childrens’ Outreach BOE 3PM BCE 5pm CYF : 6:00 p.m UCM: 7:00p.m

Matthew 8:1-13 Luke 23:1-25 Luke 23:26-56 Luke 24:1-12 Luke 24:13-53 Hebrew 1 Hebrew 2

5 Communion Sunday Rev. Ronell Hernandez P&W: Opening of Nomination for Church Election 2011-2012 Shut Ins CYAF Fellowship

6 Cell Group - Dexterville 4 pm

7 DLA Chapel Service DLA Teachers’ and Staff Devotion CWA Home Bible Study/ Fellowship 8:00 pm

8 Church and Coop Staff Devotion 4PM Prayer service 8:00 p.m , Elder as exhorter

9 Cell Group @ Malagasang 2- Church Bible Study -8:00 p.m PARABLE of the SOWER Facilitator: Pastor

10 Cell Group @ Silvertown -3:00 pm AERODANCE

11Communicants’ Class 10-12 am Coop BOD 1pm DISCOVERY Class Maricris /Daang NIA Childrens’ Outreach BOT mtg, 6 pm CYF : 6pm/UCM7pm

Hebrew 3:1-4:13 Heb. 4:14-6:12 Hebrew 6:13-20 Hebrew 7 Hebrew 8 Hebrew 9:1-22 Hebrew 9:23-10:18

12 Pastor Bea Hernandez P&W: BOD Mtng 2PM PINAG-ISANG PUSO 7PM


14 DLA Teachers’ and Staff Devotion CWA Home Bible Study/ Fellowship 8:00 pm

15 Church and Coop Staff Devotion 4PM Prayer Service 8:00 pm Pastor Bea

16 Cell Group @ Malagasang 2- Church Bible Study -8:00 p.m PARABLE of the WICKED TENANTS Facilitator: Pastor

17 Cell Group @ Malagasang 2-B -3:00 pm AERODANCE

18 Communicants’ Class 10-12 am DISCOVERY CLASS Maricris /Daang NIA Childrens’ Outreach CYF : 6:00 p.m UCM: 8:00 p.m

Hebrew 10:19-39 Heb. 11:19-22 Heb. 11:23-40 Hebrew 12 Hebrew 13 Mathew 1 Matthew 2

19 OFW Sunday Rev. Ronell Hernandez P&W: Liturgist: CYAF Bible Study Church Council Meeting, 2pm


21 DLA Teachers’ and Staff Devotion CWA Home Bible Study/ Fellowship 8:00 pm EAST CLUTER Fellowship

22 Church and Coop Staff Devotion 4PM Prayer Service 8:00 pm, Sis. Wilma, exhorter

23 Cell Group @ Malagasang 2- Church Bible Study - 8:00 p.m Reflections and Prayers Facilitator: Pastor

24 Cell Group @ Malagasang 2-B -3:00 pm

25 Communicants’ Class 10-12 am Maricris /Daang NIA Childrens’ Outreach

Matthew 3 Matthew 4 Matthew 5:1-20 Matthew 5:21-48 Matthew 6:1-18 Matthew 6:19-34 Matthew 7

26 UCCP Renewal Sunday Rev. Ronell Hernandez P&W: Liturgist:


28 DLA Teachers’ and Staff Devotion CWA Home Bible Study/ Fellowship 8:00 pm EAST CLUTER Fellowship

29 Church and Coop Staff Devotion 4PM Prayer Service 8:00 pm, Pastor Ronell

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