New Church Plants in the Mountains

Rev. David Yucaddi took Tim Keep and R.G. to visit a couple of the new church plants up in the mountains.

The mountain roads can be quite rugged in places!

Along the way we came up on a mudslide that had completely covered the road. People were working trying to manually clear the road enough for traffic to get through.

They were able to clear enough of a path that vehicles could climb over the mudslide and continue on their way.

We enjoyed a visit with Pastor Benjamin and his wife at Hapao, where a new church has recently been built.

Pictured below is the place where Sis. Margie Yucaddi (David's wife) is planting a church. The upper part of this little building is her living quarters, and the area underneath is where she holds services. Already she is having as many as about 40 people to attend. Already, there has been a noticeable change in what has been a very rough and even dangerous community on this mountainside.

Please pray for our church planters and pastors who are working tirelessly to bring the gospel to these remote communities.

Meet and Greet Time

We received a warm welcome from the students and faculty at the

Philippine Bible Methodist Shepherds College. Here we are with two of the students, who presented us each with a fragrant lei made of flowers

which they had gathered from one of the trees on campus.

R.G. and Sarah with the National Executive Board of the Philippine Bible Methodist Church

Board of Trustees for the Bible Methodist Gospel Light conference

R.G. preaching Sunday a.m. in Banaue