Saturday, January 7, 2012
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Friday, January 6, 2012
DAY 6 – AMLAN & TANGUAY
Game 1:
Calvary Eagles 45 Sports Ambassadors 61
Game 2:
Amlan City 64 Sports Ambassadors 72
Today was a slightly easier day in terms of our schedule with an 8:45 roll call seeming like a luxury.
We headed to the typhoon-struck town of Amlan, we saw firsthand the damage done just weeks before. The trip to the Mayor’s office and a conversation with the man himself only confirmed the damning statistics of how many people had lost homes, livestock and even family members during the Christmas period.
Our goodwill match against the Calvary Eagles, a smaller community team, was more of an exhibition match than the previous tough encounters we had experienced in the last week.
The match was a chance for the locals to come out and support something positive in their community and the local church was supportive in helping to hand out tracts after Mike Valenti gave his half-time testimony.
The Sports Ambassadors ran out comfortable winners in the end but the town felt like they had made some international friends on this day and we felt like we had lifted their spirits.
An early afternoon swim in the waters between Tanguay and Amlan provided more relief for our players and gave us the opportunity to spend more time with local church pastors and their families who are planting a church in this area at the moment. From here we ventured onto the Amlan City Plaza where a large audience had gathered for our match against the main team in the city.
With Pastor Gary Visitacion on the microphone to rev up the crowd, the match became z feast for the spectators with slam dunks, fancy dribbling and plenty of showmanship for the onlookers to marvel at. Giles Creelman gave his testimony at half-time, reminding the Filipinos that, in the midst of personal challenges, there is always someone bigger than ourselves. In a basketball game a bigger person can be a scary opponent, but having Jesus Christ on your side is the biggest teammate of all. Many of the crowd showed their affirmation by filling out the information cards during the second half and the conversations had after the match were very positive and enjoyable.
The end of the week sees our time in Dumaguete come to an end and we are heading into the mountains on Sunday to begin our food distribution program there.
We are hoping that, with a little more time between games, we may be able to upload some photos from our trip onto this blog.
Thanks for all your prayers and comments so far.
Calvary Eagles 45 Sports Ambassadors 61
Game 2:
Amlan City 64 Sports Ambassadors 72
Today was a slightly easier day in terms of our schedule with an 8:45 roll call seeming like a luxury.
We headed to the typhoon-struck town of Amlan, we saw firsthand the damage done just weeks before. The trip to the Mayor’s office and a conversation with the man himself only confirmed the damning statistics of how many people had lost homes, livestock and even family members during the Christmas period.
Our goodwill match against the Calvary Eagles, a smaller community team, was more of an exhibition match than the previous tough encounters we had experienced in the last week.
The match was a chance for the locals to come out and support something positive in their community and the local church was supportive in helping to hand out tracts after Mike Valenti gave his half-time testimony.
The Sports Ambassadors ran out comfortable winners in the end but the town felt like they had made some international friends on this day and we felt like we had lifted their spirits.
An early afternoon swim in the waters between Tanguay and Amlan provided more relief for our players and gave us the opportunity to spend more time with local church pastors and their families who are planting a church in this area at the moment. From here we ventured onto the Amlan City Plaza where a large audience had gathered for our match against the main team in the city.
With Pastor Gary Visitacion on the microphone to rev up the crowd, the match became z feast for the spectators with slam dunks, fancy dribbling and plenty of showmanship for the onlookers to marvel at. Giles Creelman gave his testimony at half-time, reminding the Filipinos that, in the midst of personal challenges, there is always someone bigger than ourselves. In a basketball game a bigger person can be a scary opponent, but having Jesus Christ on your side is the biggest teammate of all. Many of the crowd showed their affirmation by filling out the information cards during the second half and the conversations had after the match were very positive and enjoyable.
The end of the week sees our time in Dumaguete come to an end and we are heading into the mountains on Sunday to begin our food distribution program there.
We are hoping that, with a little more time between games, we may be able to upload some photos from our trip onto this blog.
Thanks for all your prayers and comments so far.
DAY 5 – THREE GAMES IN ONE DAY!
RESULTS:
Ciluban City 60
Sports Ambassadors 69
Norsu University 64
Sports Ambassadors 70
Silliman University 56
Sports Ambassadors 64
Three games presented themselves today in very different forms. The first was held outside of Dumaguete in the neighbouring city of Ciluban, where the mayor inviting us to her office for photos and then led us down to the court next to her office for the game against her City Selection team. The game was held in high spirits as many locals came out to support their home team.
Their lack of height was apparent from the outset, but their was some talent there to keep the game competitive. Conan Prince gave a typical workmanlike performance, blocking six shots in the first half before giving his testimony at half-time to the crowd.
The short trip out to Norsu University in the afternoon presented us with a very large and jovial crowd of college students eager to see the foreigners in action. The game was played at a very uptempo pace throughout with Norsu employing traps and presses to combat their lack of height. It remained close until big men Danny Cook and Fletcher Creelman began to dominate inside and the Sports Ambassadors pushed out to an unassailable lead. The game was memorable for the many students who received gospel information and the fellowship meal after the match.
Perhaps a ten minute bus ride away was Silliman University, an indoor gymnasium with a team of 20 players. They were warming up as we filed in and their energy levels were very high. Fighting off fatigue, the Sports Ambassadors steadied themselves after going down early and at half-time had drawn level with the home team. Danny Cook spoke to the gathered audience about his life and his relationship with Jesus Christ. Pastor Gary Visitacion also spoke about how he had given his life to Christ in this very building some 25 years earlier after playing against a visiting Sports Ambassadors team.
A concerted effort in the second half by point-forward Andrew Stock and strong interior play from Danny Cook and Fletcher Creelman enabled the Aussies to get up and stay up and Rufo Pong’s long range three-pointers sealed the deal.
The team spent some time after the game handing out gospel tracts and meeting local students and church goers who had attended the match. It was a very enjoyable experience to see everybody fellowshipping together.
On the bus and back home to an early night in our five foot beds!
Ciluban City 60
Sports Ambassadors 69
Norsu University 64
Sports Ambassadors 70
Silliman University 56
Sports Ambassadors 64
Three games presented themselves today in very different forms. The first was held outside of Dumaguete in the neighbouring city of Ciluban, where the mayor inviting us to her office for photos and then led us down to the court next to her office for the game against her City Selection team. The game was held in high spirits as many locals came out to support their home team.
Their lack of height was apparent from the outset, but their was some talent there to keep the game competitive. Conan Prince gave a typical workmanlike performance, blocking six shots in the first half before giving his testimony at half-time to the crowd.
The short trip out to Norsu University in the afternoon presented us with a very large and jovial crowd of college students eager to see the foreigners in action. The game was played at a very uptempo pace throughout with Norsu employing traps and presses to combat their lack of height. It remained close until big men Danny Cook and Fletcher Creelman began to dominate inside and the Sports Ambassadors pushed out to an unassailable lead. The game was memorable for the many students who received gospel information and the fellowship meal after the match.
Perhaps a ten minute bus ride away was Silliman University, an indoor gymnasium with a team of 20 players. They were warming up as we filed in and their energy levels were very high. Fighting off fatigue, the Sports Ambassadors steadied themselves after going down early and at half-time had drawn level with the home team. Danny Cook spoke to the gathered audience about his life and his relationship with Jesus Christ. Pastor Gary Visitacion also spoke about how he had given his life to Christ in this very building some 25 years earlier after playing against a visiting Sports Ambassadors team.
A concerted effort in the second half by point-forward Andrew Stock and strong interior play from Danny Cook and Fletcher Creelman enabled the Aussies to get up and stay up and Rufo Pong’s long range three-pointers sealed the deal.
The team spent some time after the game handing out gospel tracts and meeting local students and church goers who had attended the match. It was a very enjoyable experience to see everybody fellowshipping together.
On the bus and back home to an early night in our five foot beds!
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Day 4 – FIRST DAY IN NEGROS ORIENTAL : 2 GAMES
The 7.25am flight to Dumaguete saw us meet Pastor Gary Visitacion, a bull of a man who has been running sports ministry in the Philippines for more than 25 years. He had scheduled two games for us on this day, a seaside game out in rural Dumaguete and a game against the City team during the evening.
The drive out to the seaside village in a jeepney (large Filipino bus) was great for team unity and the people of the town greeted us warmly. For the large majority of the crowd gathered there it was the first time they had met someone from Australia. The game was played by the sea, with a stray pass sending the ball into the water! No problem at all. The ball was dried off and we began again!
The Sports Ambassadors prevailed against Antonio Ramas 56 -50 in a game that saw excellent performances from Conan Prince and Michael Valenti. Steve Cressie gave his testimony as Pastor Gary translated his words into the local dialect for the people.
The afternoon saw us meet the mayor of the city of Dumaguete in his office and this provided photo opportunities for the local press as well as cross-cultural gifts and pleasantries to be exchanged. The mayor even organised a motorcade around the city to raise publicity for the night game with an announcer calling out the details to all onlookers!
The game at the Dumaguete Plaza began at 6pm and a day that had begun overcast gave way to a clear, hot night in the middle of the city against the best that Duamaguete could offer. The opposing players were great shooters but were overawed by the height and strength of the Australian players and every time Fletcher Creelman threw down a slam dunk the crowd went crazy! The Filipinos replied by shooting three pointers from long range and the match was very close throughout.
When Hedley Taylor gave his testimony at half-time the large crowd listened intently to his life story and his life as a Christian. Many Christians from the local churches, who had been instrumental in setting up the high-profile match were clearly moved by what he had to say.
The handing out of gospel tracts took quite some time and the game resumed at break-neck speed. Clutch shooting from Andrew Stock and timely steals from Rufo Pong kept the game in the Aussies favour until the Dumaguete team rallied behind more long range shooting.
The score was 92-90 in favour of Dumaguete when Steve Cressie hoisted a three-pointer for the winner with 8 seconds on the clock – it rimmed out but was thrown home by Fletcher Creelman to tie the scores at 92 apiece.
The Filipinos threw the ball the length of the floor as every player raced back down the other end and a great catch and finish by Dumaguete’s best player sealed the game as the final siren sounded –
Dumagete City 94-92 Sports Ambassadors
The crowd loved the game and it was a special night for everyone involved. The church leaders were happy, both teams were happy and the mayor was happy.
We left there with out heads held high knowing that we had provided a great contest in which we had lost the game but won the people.
The drive out to the seaside village in a jeepney (large Filipino bus) was great for team unity and the people of the town greeted us warmly. For the large majority of the crowd gathered there it was the first time they had met someone from Australia. The game was played by the sea, with a stray pass sending the ball into the water! No problem at all. The ball was dried off and we began again!
The Sports Ambassadors prevailed against Antonio Ramas 56 -50 in a game that saw excellent performances from Conan Prince and Michael Valenti. Steve Cressie gave his testimony as Pastor Gary translated his words into the local dialect for the people.
The afternoon saw us meet the mayor of the city of Dumaguete in his office and this provided photo opportunities for the local press as well as cross-cultural gifts and pleasantries to be exchanged. The mayor even organised a motorcade around the city to raise publicity for the night game with an announcer calling out the details to all onlookers!
The game at the Dumaguete Plaza began at 6pm and a day that had begun overcast gave way to a clear, hot night in the middle of the city against the best that Duamaguete could offer. The opposing players were great shooters but were overawed by the height and strength of the Australian players and every time Fletcher Creelman threw down a slam dunk the crowd went crazy! The Filipinos replied by shooting three pointers from long range and the match was very close throughout.
When Hedley Taylor gave his testimony at half-time the large crowd listened intently to his life story and his life as a Christian. Many Christians from the local churches, who had been instrumental in setting up the high-profile match were clearly moved by what he had to say.
The handing out of gospel tracts took quite some time and the game resumed at break-neck speed. Clutch shooting from Andrew Stock and timely steals from Rufo Pong kept the game in the Aussies favour until the Dumaguete team rallied behind more long range shooting.
The score was 92-90 in favour of Dumaguete when Steve Cressie hoisted a three-pointer for the winner with 8 seconds on the clock – it rimmed out but was thrown home by Fletcher Creelman to tie the scores at 92 apiece.
The Filipinos threw the ball the length of the floor as every player raced back down the other end and a great catch and finish by Dumaguete’s best player sealed the game as the final siren sounded –
Dumagete City 94-92 Sports Ambassadors
The crowd loved the game and it was a special night for everyone involved. The church leaders were happy, both teams were happy and the mayor was happy.
We left there with out heads held high knowing that we had provided a great contest in which we had lost the game but won the people.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Day 3 – A real test for us
After a 6am wakeup call and a trip across town sans breakfast, we arrived to play San Juan “Big Chill” PBA D-League team.
These were professional athletes who were about to begin their playoff series and they were ready for an 8am match in their empty stadium against us. While we matched them in the first quarter and only trailed at the half 56-46, the third quarter saw them push the lead out with some physical play and excellent outside shooting and finish the match with an 82-56 pasting. While the scoreboard was lopsided, their was a dominant performance from Fletcher Creelman in the middle and solid contributions from senior players Danny Cook and Giles Creelman, who shared his testimony with the players after the game. It was certainly a lesson in humility for our team and we were gracious in defeat.
In our bible studies we have been focusing on the concept of ‘The Audience of One’ which relates to the idea that while we may play sport in front of a crowd of people, we are ultimately playing for God’s pleasure and we need to conduct ourselves in a manner that is pleasing to God. This change of focus has allowed us to play against better teams and play to the best of our ability and leave the result of the game on the floor.
Our second game took us to the outskirts of Manila to the imposing Lyceum Forum, a large university gymnasium with an imposing crowd and a lot of noise to greet the visiting Australians. While the Filipino college students were not overly tall, they made up for this with absolute tenacity and a very physical playing style. The lead see-sawed back and forth in the first half before a 14-1 run by the Lyceum Pirates took the half-time score to 21-35. An excellent third quarter for the Sports Ambassadors, who had adjusted to the playing style, brought the lead down to 2 before five new players came out for the Pirates and ran the Aussies off the floor with their aggressive defensive techniques.
Lyceum ran out winners 76-62 and Andrew Stock gave his testimony in front of a large crowd of onlookers. Many of the players hung around after the game and chatted about where they were at in their lives, their aspirations and life in the Philippines. It was a good chance to see the style of play that the university teams of Manila have to employ to be competitive with other teams.
An early wake-up call of 3am is on the cards as we head to the friendlier Dumagete City for the start of our provincial tour of Negros Oriental with Pastor Gary Visitacion.
We appreciate your prayer and support as we journey through this province.
These were professional athletes who were about to begin their playoff series and they were ready for an 8am match in their empty stadium against us. While we matched them in the first quarter and only trailed at the half 56-46, the third quarter saw them push the lead out with some physical play and excellent outside shooting and finish the match with an 82-56 pasting. While the scoreboard was lopsided, their was a dominant performance from Fletcher Creelman in the middle and solid contributions from senior players Danny Cook and Giles Creelman, who shared his testimony with the players after the game. It was certainly a lesson in humility for our team and we were gracious in defeat.
In our bible studies we have been focusing on the concept of ‘The Audience of One’ which relates to the idea that while we may play sport in front of a crowd of people, we are ultimately playing for God’s pleasure and we need to conduct ourselves in a manner that is pleasing to God. This change of focus has allowed us to play against better teams and play to the best of our ability and leave the result of the game on the floor.
Our second game took us to the outskirts of Manila to the imposing Lyceum Forum, a large university gymnasium with an imposing crowd and a lot of noise to greet the visiting Australians. While the Filipino college students were not overly tall, they made up for this with absolute tenacity and a very physical playing style. The lead see-sawed back and forth in the first half before a 14-1 run by the Lyceum Pirates took the half-time score to 21-35. An excellent third quarter for the Sports Ambassadors, who had adjusted to the playing style, brought the lead down to 2 before five new players came out for the Pirates and ran the Aussies off the floor with their aggressive defensive techniques.
Lyceum ran out winners 76-62 and Andrew Stock gave his testimony in front of a large crowd of onlookers. Many of the players hung around after the game and chatted about where they were at in their lives, their aspirations and life in the Philippines. It was a good chance to see the style of play that the university teams of Manila have to employ to be competitive with other teams.
An early wake-up call of 3am is on the cards as we head to the friendlier Dumagete City for the start of our provincial tour of Negros Oriental with Pastor Gary Visitacion.
We appreciate your prayer and support as we journey through this province.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
How to send a message to the Sports Ambassadors
One of the best things you can do for the Sports Ambassadors while they are away is send them messages. It comes as a real encouragent to hear from friends and loved ones at home. For those that are unaware of how to do this just follow the instructions below.
1. Click where it says comment at the end of one of the posts that the boys have made.
2. Write your comment in the box provided. (don't forget to include your name at the end)
3. Where it says word verification, type in the word written above the box.
4. Where is says choose an identity select anonymous.
5. Click where it says publish your comment.
Let's really get behind these guys and inundate them with messages instead of just reading what they are up to.
If you have any further questions feel free to email me at greg@sportsaa.com.au
God bless.
Greg Beacham.
1. Click where it says comment at the end of one of the posts that the boys have made.
2. Write your comment in the box provided. (don't forget to include your name at the end)
3. Where it says word verification, type in the word written above the box.
4. Where is says choose an identity select anonymous.
5. Click where it says publish your comment.
Let's really get behind these guys and inundate them with messages instead of just reading what they are up to.
If you have any further questions feel free to email me at greg@sportsaa.com.au
God bless.
Greg Beacham.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Day 2 - Going to the Universtiy and then the School of Hard Knocks
Today was a great day for the team.
Everyone was showered and rested and ready to face our toughest challenge yet - the National University of Manila. This is the largest college in Manila and it boasted two Cameroon internationals who made life hard for our big men Fletcher Creelman and american Joshua Manthe.
The match was a tough encounter with Fletcher dominating on the scoreboard against his opposition and our Filipino import Rufo Pong running the point for us. The University team prevailed in the dying stages 78-67 and we realised we have some work to do before playing some harder games tomorrow. Fletcher shared his testimony well and the players were responsive to what he had to say.
After a short lunch break we headed out to our second game in the Manila suburb of Francisville. It was very much the small, street game with about 50 people coming out to support a team that knew their court (potholes and all!) and shot well. Conan Prince worked hard early on and Steve "Nash" Cressie got our Spirit team off to a great start. At half time Conan shared his testimony and the local pastor spoke to the local crowd and players before the arrival of Andrew Stock by motorcycle to the cheers of the local crowd!
The second half was a much closer affair with Danny Cook dominating the game for the Spirit team and Andrew Stock making some steadying baskets late in the game. The match concluded with an 84-84 scoreline to the cheers of the crowd and then in overtime the Sports Ambassadors prevailed 87-90 thanks to Mike Valenti's solid defensive efforts. Fletcher, resting his knee from a tough morning, enjoying calling the game from the courtside and given the NBA-savvy locals some funny nicknames. His experience in the Australian outback is translating well to the Filipino culture!
It was a great spectacle for the local crowd who witnessed some dunks and no-look passes and some fine basketball by both sides. Tomorrow sees us begin the day at 6am as we travel to play a semi-professional team who will be tough opposition. With Andrew Stock in the team and big Joshua Manthe in the team we have some solid players to complement the skills of super-fast Hedley Taylor and super-strong Conan Prince and super-funny Steve Cressie.
Thank you for your prayers and support as we face our toughest challenge tomorrow morning. The people at the KIM orphanage we have been staying at have been fantastic, as expected, and they all ask when Greg will be getting here to begin the tour!
Such is the legacy of the 10-tour veteran and his brother Paul – no one is taking us seriously without them around!
Everyone was showered and rested and ready to face our toughest challenge yet - the National University of Manila. This is the largest college in Manila and it boasted two Cameroon internationals who made life hard for our big men Fletcher Creelman and american Joshua Manthe.
The match was a tough encounter with Fletcher dominating on the scoreboard against his opposition and our Filipino import Rufo Pong running the point for us. The University team prevailed in the dying stages 78-67 and we realised we have some work to do before playing some harder games tomorrow. Fletcher shared his testimony well and the players were responsive to what he had to say.
After a short lunch break we headed out to our second game in the Manila suburb of Francisville. It was very much the small, street game with about 50 people coming out to support a team that knew their court (potholes and all!) and shot well. Conan Prince worked hard early on and Steve "Nash" Cressie got our Spirit team off to a great start. At half time Conan shared his testimony and the local pastor spoke to the local crowd and players before the arrival of Andrew Stock by motorcycle to the cheers of the local crowd!
The second half was a much closer affair with Danny Cook dominating the game for the Spirit team and Andrew Stock making some steadying baskets late in the game. The match concluded with an 84-84 scoreline to the cheers of the crowd and then in overtime the Sports Ambassadors prevailed 87-90 thanks to Mike Valenti's solid defensive efforts. Fletcher, resting his knee from a tough morning, enjoying calling the game from the courtside and given the NBA-savvy locals some funny nicknames. His experience in the Australian outback is translating well to the Filipino culture!
It was a great spectacle for the local crowd who witnessed some dunks and no-look passes and some fine basketball by both sides. Tomorrow sees us begin the day at 6am as we travel to play a semi-professional team who will be tough opposition. With Andrew Stock in the team and big Joshua Manthe in the team we have some solid players to complement the skills of super-fast Hedley Taylor and super-strong Conan Prince and super-funny Steve Cressie.
Thank you for your prayers and support as we face our toughest challenge tomorrow morning. The people at the KIM orphanage we have been staying at have been fantastic, as expected, and they all ask when Greg will be getting here to begin the tour!
Such is the legacy of the 10-tour veteran and his brother Paul – no one is taking us seriously without them around!
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Day 1 - Manila Begins with Two Games
Hey gang ,
Well we have finally arrived in Manila.
After leaving Perth last night we arrived in Singapore at 3am and then changed terminals to board the 6am flight to Manila which arrived at 10am Sunday morning. We were somewhere over Bali when the captain's voice crackled over the tannoy : "Happy New Year to everyone"..
Danny Cook remarked 'Can he keep it down? I'm trying to sleep!'
We were happy to reach the Kids International Ministries orphange on the outskirts of Manila around lunchtime and settle in briefly before heading out the Bible Fellowship International church for some goodwill games of basketball there.
The local youth group team tried hard and they were cheered on by a small but supportive crowd of about 50 jubilant people from the church and from the local neighbourhood. The Sports Ambassadors team won this game easily 72-35 but the exercise was more in building friendships and encouraging these young people to persevere with their faith in this slum-ridden part of town where many unsavoury types have made the job of the local pastors very difficult.
The second game against a non-christian tea was much of the same with Michael Valenti sharing his testimony to the crowd and Pastor Rufo Pong delivering a spirted message to those gathered in the Tagalog language spoken by the people of the Philippines.
A prayer meeting followed at dusk and we have now returned to the orphanage for dinner. There are loud firecrackers going off all around us - obviously left over from New Year's Eve - and people are in a festive and cheery mood.
A short devotional and bed are on the cards for all the players tonight.
We have at least two games tomorrow with the potential for a third in the evening. The morning game will be again the National University Team and should be quite difficult.
Everyone is holding up well despite the lack of sleep. We are thankful for your prayers as we feel there is much good that can be done for the people we are to meet and have met already.
Giles Creelman
Well we have finally arrived in Manila.
After leaving Perth last night we arrived in Singapore at 3am and then changed terminals to board the 6am flight to Manila which arrived at 10am Sunday morning. We were somewhere over Bali when the captain's voice crackled over the tannoy : "Happy New Year to everyone"..
Danny Cook remarked 'Can he keep it down? I'm trying to sleep!'
We were happy to reach the Kids International Ministries orphange on the outskirts of Manila around lunchtime and settle in briefly before heading out the Bible Fellowship International church for some goodwill games of basketball there.
The local youth group team tried hard and they were cheered on by a small but supportive crowd of about 50 jubilant people from the church and from the local neighbourhood. The Sports Ambassadors team won this game easily 72-35 but the exercise was more in building friendships and encouraging these young people to persevere with their faith in this slum-ridden part of town where many unsavoury types have made the job of the local pastors very difficult.
The second game against a non-christian tea was much of the same with Michael Valenti sharing his testimony to the crowd and Pastor Rufo Pong delivering a spirted message to those gathered in the Tagalog language spoken by the people of the Philippines.
A prayer meeting followed at dusk and we have now returned to the orphanage for dinner. There are loud firecrackers going off all around us - obviously left over from New Year's Eve - and people are in a festive and cheery mood.
A short devotional and bed are on the cards for all the players tonight.
We have at least two games tomorrow with the potential for a third in the evening. The morning game will be again the National University Team and should be quite difficult.
Everyone is holding up well despite the lack of sleep. We are thankful for your prayers as we feel there is much good that can be done for the people we are to meet and have met already.
Giles Creelman
Friday, December 30, 2011
2012 - The trip to Negros Oriental begins...
If you can read this you have got to the right page..!
We will be posting daily on our travels and sharing the good news of how the trip is affecting our lives and the lives of the Filipino people in Manila and in the islands of Negros Oriental.
Stay tuned!
Giles Creelman
We will be posting daily on our travels and sharing the good news of how the trip is affecting our lives and the lives of the Filipino people in Manila and in the islands of Negros Oriental.
Stay tuned!
Giles Creelman
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