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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: Little Things

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Be a Part of the Journey. Monday, June 23, 2014. I've been to just about every diocese within the Episcopal Church in the Philippines. There were just two left to check off. The first was the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Luzon which neighbors EDS. I had no excuse not to take the two hour trip to visit with Bishop Abibico, who was recently elected the next Prime Bishop of ECP. St Thomas' Parish, Tabuk where we attended mass}. Fell in love with these tattoos representing culture, beauty and rich tradition}.

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: April 2014

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Be a Part of the Journey. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. BE in the Philippines - On the Farm. Go ahead, take a whiff, encouraged Erwin Alawas referring to smelling the fermenting organic fertilizer. . It actually smelled a little like bourbon - not bad}. Labels: BE in the Philippines. Episcopal church in the philippines. Life of a missionary. Young adult service corps. Tuesday, April 29, 2014. BE in the Philippines - On a Rock. Labels: BE in the Philippines. Its more fun in the philippines. The YASCers of th...

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: Series

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Be a Part of the Journey. Being happy isn't having everything in your life be perfect. Maybe it's about stringing together all the little things like wearing these pants or getting to a new level of Dragon's Lair - making those count for more than the bad stuff. Maybe we just get through it. and that's all we can ask for.". YASC is a spiritual journey. There are many moments that cause me to pause and reflect on how this is experience is shaping my faith, perspectives, and me. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: June 2014

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Be a Part of the Journey. Friday, June 27, 2014. This past week Ive been in Tacloban, the hardest hit area of Super Typhoon Haiyan. I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to visit the communities receiving relief and rehabilitation efforts from E-CARE. I cannot wait to share more about my adventures there. . Check out what other YASCers have been up to especially as some of their years come to a close. Young adult service corps. Monday, June 23, 2014. St Thomas Parish, Tabuk where we attended mass}.

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: Indigenous Sunday

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Be a Part of the Journey. Tuesday, October 15, 2013. I know last week I posted. About finding a home parish. Nonetheless while I was having coffee with Fr. D’Abugao after helping with preschool, he invited me to attend their Indigenous Sunday service that coming Sunday at St. Stephen’s. There was a promise of gongs and native dance. How could I refuse? I’m still fine tuning my movie-making skills, so no judgment. Here’s a little video montage to give you a feel what it was like to be at t...Subscribe to:...

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: A rainy, cool Baguio

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Be a Part of the Journey. Thursday, September 19, 2013. A rainy, cool Baguio. Known as “The Summer Capital of the Philippines,” Baguio sits up in the pine-clad mountains of the Codillera region. The nickname comes from the migration of people, even the president, to the city trying to escape the heat of the humid summer months in the rest of the Philippines. Unfortunately for me, it’s still the rainy season and it showed in Baguio last weekend. Driving through the mountains. My first impression of Baguio...

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: We are Gathered Here...

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Be a Part of the Journey. Thursday, June 19, 2014. We are Gathered Here. We are gathered here today, April 25, to celebrate the joining of Challikes and Ayree in Holy Matrimony. And, boy, many were gathered in Bontoc for the wedding of the year. As I said in Monday's post, April began and ended with a Bishop's son's wedding. The wedding was one big reunion! Enjoying the views of our lunch spot}. Singing Karoake at Cable}. What a beautiful morning for a wedding. View from my hotel room}. The ceremony itse...

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: Little Things

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Be a Part of the Journey. Wednesday, June 18, 2014. And the Processing Center. The group at dinner on the first night/}. On the first night we took them out for dinner at a local restaurant. Then on their final night here we showed them how Filipinos do karaoke! Also, we surprised Andrew Joyce, who's overseeing and facilitating the trainings, with a birthday cake as his birthday was June 11. As a parting gift, we gave a custom polo shirt with a patch of the Foundation's logo. Happy Birthday to Andrew!

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: Rained Out

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Be a Part of the Journey. Wednesday, August 28, 2013. On Sunday, Margaret, Andrew and I joined Floyd, the Provincial Secretary, and his family for breakfast before church. We then attended the 9am service at the National Cathedral, which was a typical Episcopal Service. They even sang similar hymns. Andrew walking with Floyd's son, Norlan. The top of the cathedral. To give you an idea, here is a map of where we went. Our cloudy view of the volcano. Part of our lunch spread. August 29, 2013 at 10:12 AM.

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An Endlessly Changing Horizon: SRI

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Be a Part of the Journey. Monday, September 16, 2013. Last Tuesday, I had the opportunity to watch the harvesting of the first SRI pilot plot for the Office of Development of EDS (Episcopal Diocese of Santiago). What is SRI? It stands for Systems Rice Intensification. Filipinos first developed it but farmers are reluctant to pick up the process here The developers moved it to India where it has been wildly successful. Basically, SRI allows for more yields with less seeds. Palay drying is actually a big i...