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2021
Sun, 26 December 2021
No.1039
23rd of Tevet, 5782

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BY: PTR. AMY ALICE PECSON

VAYECHI
“He Lived”
(WEEK 12)
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TORAH PARASHAH (LAW): Gen. 47:28-50:26 – Joseph’s Vow To Jacob.

Gen. Chap. 47:28 – Jacob lived in Egypt 17 years. The length of his life was 147 years.
V29 – Under my thigh: As Abraham did (24:2-3).
Thigh: Represents privacy, associated with procreation.
V30-31 – Joseph swore to bury Jacob with his fathers (23:19). Israel bowed himself on the
head of the bed, as leaning on the top of his staff (Heb. 11:21).

Gen. Chap. 48:1-22 – Jacob blesses Joseph’s sons: Insights:

 head of the bed, as leaning on the top of his staff (Heb. 11:21).

Gen. Chap. 48:1-22 – Jacob blesses Joseph’s sons: Insights:

V9 – Bless them: To affirm God’s will for them over that of the curse (12:1-9).
V10 – He kissed, embraced them: Integral part of blessing is physical affirmation.
V20 – The value of blessing lies in the meanings of Ephraim and Manasseh, asking God to
cause one’s negative past to be forgotten, and his future to be fruitful.
V13-20 (Heb. 11:21) – Tho’ his natural sight was gone, Jacob’s eye of faith was clear as he
crossed his hands and pronounced the greater blessing on Ephraim, the younger son.

Gen. Chap. 49:1-28 – Jacob’s Last Words to His Sons:

a.) With authority, Jacob spoke in faith. His words were creative with significant effect upon
future generations.
b.) Jacob reserved his best blessings for Judah and Joseph, their descendants became most
dominant tribes in Israel, Judah in the south, Ephraim – Manasseh in the north.

V3-4 – Reuben: Forfeited his firstborn prominence for defiling his father’s bed (35:22),
became a pastoral (shepherds) people east of Jordan (Num. 32:1).
V5-7 – Simeon: Absorbed into Judah (Josh. 19:1-2).
Levi, given the priestly service (Num. 3:12-13).
V8-12 – Judah: The lineage of the Messiah.
V13 – Zebulun: Maritime position, his descendants defeated Sisera.
V14-15 – Issachar: Quiet life in Canaan, switching loyalty from Saul to David (1Chron.12:31,
32).
V16-18 – Dan: Did not live up to its blessing of being a mighty warrior (Judg. 1:34). Samson,
a Danite.
V19 – Gad: Settled east of Jordan, suffered much from Ammonites, Moabites, Amalekites.
V20 – Asher: Had choice area north of Mt. Carmel, became rich, but did not expel the
Phoenicians (Judg. 1:31-32).
V21 – Naphtali: Prosperous in northern mountain area (Josh. 20:7), never drove out
Canaanites but received tribute.
V22-26 – Joseph: Received the longest blessings. His descendants were idolatrous (Hos.4:17).
Joshua, Gideon, Samuel were Josephites.
V24 – Titles of Yahweh: Mighty God of Jacob, The Shepherd, The Stone of Israel.
V27 – Benjamin: A spirited tribe, called by Moses, “The Beloved of the Lord (Deut. 33:12)”.
King Saul, Esther, Apostle Paul were Benjamites.
V29-33 – Jacob’s Death and Burial: He breathed his last, and gathered to his people, stresses
the unity of the Patriarchal Family, even in death.

Gen. Chap. 50:1-26 – Insights:

V1-3 – Jacob was embalmed for 40 days. 70 days of mourning was Egyptian custom for men
of stature.
V7-9 – The impressive funeral procession demonstrates Egypt’s love in behalf of Joseph.
Though the next time Israel leaves, it will not be with Egyptian honor (the Exodus).
V13 – Jacob was buried in the cave of Macpelah.
V15-18 – Joseph’s brothers were again terrified.
V19-21 – Joseph responded with maturity and grace.
V21 – Joseph assured them: “Now therefore, do not be afraid, I will provide for you and your
little ones”. And he comforted and spoke kindly to them.
V22-26 – Joseph’s Death – Insights:
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a.) He lived 110 years.
b.) God will surely visit you: God’s visitation is necessary for their deliverance from Egypt.
 V21 – Joseph assured them: “Now therefore, do not be afraid, I will provide for you and your
little ones”. And he comforted and spoke kindly to them.
V22-26 – Joseph’s Death – Insights:
a.) He lived 110 years.
b.) God will surely visit you: God’s visitation is necessary for their deliverance from Egypt.
c.) Moses brought Joseph’s body out of Egypt (Exo. 13:19).
d.) Joshua buried him in the field Jacob bought at Shechem (Gen. 33:19. Josh. 24:32).

HAFTARAH (PROPHETS): 1 Kg. 2:1-12

1 Kg. 2:1-12 – David’s Charge to Son, Solomon:
V1-2 – David’s life is about to depart.
V3-4 – David to Solomon:
a.) To make God, His laws central to his life and government, to preserve the Kingdom (2
Sam. 7).
b.) His descendants remain in office as kings, if they honor and obey God.
c.) With disobedience, they lost the throne (2 Kg.25).
d.) David ancestral line is forever, fulfilled in Christ, God’s Eternal son (Rom. 1:3-4).
e.) David’s life exemplified obedience.

V5-9 – David’s Just Instructions:

a.) Joab: Hungry to get power and protect it – “Don’t let him die in peace”.
b.) Barzillai: Loyal to God and live by His standards – “Be kind to his descendants”.
c.) Shime-i: He cursed David, (God’s civil law prohibits cursing a king – Exo. 22:28) –
“Bloody death for him, a punishment he deserved”.

V10 – David lived for 70 years (2 Sam. 5:4-5), buried in Jerusalem.

V11 – His Reign: 40 years in Israel, 7 in Hebron, 33 in Jerusalem.
V12 – Solomon, the new king, his kingdom prospered.

BRIT CHADASHAH (GOSPEL): Jn. 13:1-19

Jn. 13:1-19 – Washing His Disciples’ Feet – Insights:
a.) Jesus exemplified “Servant Leadership”.
b.) One who submits to God’s place and position of service – V3.
c.) A leader who stoops to help another.
d.) Who counts others better than self (Phil. 2:3-4).
e.) Willing to lay down his life for others (Jn. 10:11).
f.) Seek to serve than be served (Mt. 20:27-28).
g.) Kingdom servanthood is a choice from the heart and spirit, expressed in humble action.
h.) Christ’s goal is to extend to His followers His Life- mission, to serve God and others as
they bring His salvation message.

TIE UP: VAYECHI “He Lived, Life, Live By, Lives, Dwell”.
TORAH HAFTARAH BRIT CHADASHAH
Gen. 47:28-50:26 1 Kg. 2:1-12 Jn. 13:1-19
1. God’s Word Thru’ 1. God’s Word Thru’ 1. Jesus’ Teachings Thru’
Moses’ Writings: David: John The Beloved:
a.) Jacob lived 147 years. a.) David instructs a.) Jesus washed His
Solomon before his life Disciples’ Feet.
departs.
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kingdom is preserved.
• Disobedience, leads to

b.) Joseph swore to bury
Jacob with his fathers.
c.) Jacob blesses Ephraim
and Manasseh.
d.) Jacob’s prophetic last
words for his sons,
descendants.
e.) Titles of Yahweh:
• Mighty God of Jacob.
• The Shepherd.
• The Stone of Israel.
f.) Jacob’s death, burial at
Macpelah.
g.) Joseph assures his
brothers of care and
provision.
h.) Joseph’s death, buried
at Shechem.
CONCLUSION:
1. VAYECHI:
Jacob’s life left a legacy
to his sons, who
became the 12 Tribes
of Israel.
Inspite his many
failures, He lived a life
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of obedience, to the
Promise keeping-
Solomon before his life Disciples’ Feet.
departs.
• In obedience, the
kingdom is preserved.
• Disobedience, leads to
loss of the throne.
b.) David’s eternal b.) He exemplified
ancestral line, fulfilled “Servant Leadership”.
in Christ. • One who obeys God’s
place of service.
• Stoops to help others.
• Counts others better
than self.
• Lays down his life for
others.
• Seeks to serve than be
served.
c.) He charged Solomon to c.) Servant leadership is a
execute justice in choice from the heart
wisdom: and spirit, expressed in
• Jacob – Death. lowly actions.
• Barzillai – Kindness.
• Shime-I – Death.
d.) David lived for 70 d.) Christ’s goal beyond
years. washing their feet, is for
His followers to serve
God and others as they
share the Gospel, at His
departure.
e.) He reigned 40 years in
Israel:
• 7 in Hebron.
• 33 in Jerusalem.
f.) He was buried in
Jerusalem.
g.) Solomon, the New
king, his kingdom
prospered.
1. VAYECHI: 1. VAYECHI:
David’s life of loyalty to Servant Leadership in
God and His laws was progression:
imparted to Solomon, • Jesus came as the
with two vital Suffering Servant by
consequences: laying His life for the
• In obedience, 4 the lost.
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kingdom is preserved. • He became the
• In disobedience, the Victorious Messiah,
 at Shechem.

CONCLUSION:
1. VAYECHI: 1. VAYECHI: 1. VAYECHI:
Jacob’s life left a legacy David’s life of loyalty to Servant Leadership in
to his sons, who God and His laws was progression:
became the 12 Tribes imparted to Solomon, • Jesus came as the
of Israel. with two vital Suffering Servant by
Inspite his many consequences: laying His life for the
failures, He lived a life • In obedience, the lost.
of obedience, to the kingdom is preserved. • He became the
Promise keeping- • In disobedience, the Victorious Messiah,
covenant God of his danger of losing the conquering Sin and
fathers. kingly throne. death in the lives of
By the Messiah’s Reign, people.
God’s kingdom is • As the Risen Lord, by
forever established. His Spirit, to this day,
He ever lives to serve,
by interceding for His
redeemed.
NEXT LESSON: WEEK 13 SHEMOT “Names”
Exo.1:1-6:1 Isa. 27:6-28:13 Mt. 2:1-12
Isa. 29:22-23

SHEMOT
“Names”
(WEEK 13)
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TORAH PARASHAH (LAW): Exo. 1:1-6:1

Exo. Chap. 1:1-22 (V1-4). These are the names of the children of Israel who came to Egypt:
Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, Benjamin, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher.
Joseph was already in Egypt – V5.
a.) From Joseph’s death to Moses’ birth was a 300-year gap. 430 years from Jacob’s migration
to Egypt until the Exodus.
b.) The Israelites increased exceedingly – 1:7.
c.) Hebrew midwives Shiphrah, Puah, were blessed not for lying, but for not violating the
higher law of God that forbids the slaughter of innocent lives – V19-21.
d.) The change of dynasty made the Hebrews a race of slaves.
e.) In 430 years, the 70 reach about 3 million.
f.) Long years of bondage caused them to long for the Promised Land – Canaan.

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Exo. Chap. 2 – Moses’ Birth.

V1 – Moses’ priestly ancestry (Levi), became crucial to his leadership role.
V8 - Pharaoh’s daughter adopted him, a common Egyptian practice.
V9 – Jochebed, Moses’ mother, nursed and taught him the God of the Hebrews.
V10 – As he grew, was brought back to Pharaoh’s daughter, named him Moses, meaning
“Draw out of the water”.
V1-24 – Moses Flees to Midian
V11-12 – Moses killed an Egyptian beating a Hebrew.
V15 – Pharaoh heard, sought to kill him, so Moses’ fled.
V16-22 – Jethro, the priest of Midian, gave her daughter Zipporah as his wife, they bore a son,
named Gershom, meaning “A stranger in foreign land”.
V23-25 – The Israelites cried to God, and He remembered His Covenant with the Patriarchs.

Exo. Chap. 3 – Moses At The Burning Bush

V1-2 – Moses tending Jethro’s flock, came to Horeb, The mountain of God:
a.) The Angel of the Lord appeared (Theophany, possibly the Pre-Incarnate Christ)…
b.) In a flame of fire (Shekinah, Glory of God’s Presence, transforming anything, anyone it
touches).
V3-5 – Take sandals off: Form of respect. The ground become holy because of God’s visitation.
V7-9 – God has seen and heard His peoples’ sorrow. He wants to be involved, bring them to
the land flowing with milk and honey.
V10-12 – Israel will serve God in freedom. Moses is commissioned for service, a major turning
point in Moses’ life.
V13 – God to Moses: “Say to the children of Israel, I Am The God of Your fathers who sent
You”. Moses asked, “what is His name?”
V14-15 – God identifies Himself, “I Am who I Am”.
a.) Revealing His character and attributes.
b.) Hebrew “To Be”, the absolute existence of God, Yahweh, Lord.
c.) This is My Name forever, a memorial to all generations.
d.) “I Am”, reinforces that it is not Moses, But who is with Him, as God said, “I will certainly
be with you – V12”.

V16-22 – God instructs Moses:

a.) The elders are to lead the people out of Egyptian affliction.
b.) The king of Egypt will not let you go, but I will strike Egypt.
c.) You will not go empty handed; you will plunder the Egyptians.

Exo. Chap. 4:1-31 – Signs for Pharaoh.

V1-5 – A rod became a snake, turned to a rod again.
V6-8 – Moses’ hand became leprous, then restored like flesh again.
V9 – Water from the river turns to blood on dry ground.
V10-16 – Moses’ slow of tongue: God changes the chain of communication. Moses, still the
agent of God, and Aaron will be Moses’ mouthpiece.

V18-31 – Moses Goes to Egypt.

V18 – Jethro to Moses: “Go in peace”, as he returns to Egypt.
V19 – Upon Pharaoh’s death, Moses is face to return. (A type of Jesus, returning from Egypt
to Israel upon Herod’s death – Mt. 2:19-21). 6
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V24-26 – Moses’ failure to circumcise his son – (Life Application Bible Footnote):
 V18-31 – Moses Goes to Egypt.
V18 – Jethro to Moses: “Go in peace”, as he returns to Egypt.
V19 – Upon Pharaoh’s death, Moses is face to return. (A type of Jesus, returning from Egypt
to Israel upon Herod’s death – Mt. 2:19-21).
V24-26 – Moses’ failure to circumcise his son – (Life Application Bible Footnote):
a.) He spent half his life in the palace, and half in the Midian desert.
b.) He may not be too familiar with God’s covenant circumcision requirement (Gen. 17), as
it had not been carried out over 400 years.
c.) Now as God’s deliverer, he has first to fulfill the conditions of circumcision, for him and
his family to follow God’s command completely.
d.) Zipporah doing the circumcision is to save her husband and son, thus God’s threat to kill
Moses was aborted – V24.
V30-31 – The signs validated Moses’s call. The people believed, bowed their heads and
worshiped.

Exo. Chap. 5:1-23 – First encounter with Pharaoh.

V1 – Moses – Aaron’s word from God to Pharaoh: “To let the people go, for a feast, to worship
God for 3 days”.
V2 – Pharaoh retorted: “I don’t know the Lord, nor let the people go”.
V4-9 – Result: More workload, oppression for Hebrews.
V21 – The people refused to listen to Moses – Aaron.
V22-23 – Moses protested that God was mistreating His people by not delivering them.

Exo. Chap. 6:1 – Deliverance Assured:

V1 – The Lord to Moses, “See what I will do to Pharaoh. With a strong hand, he will let them
go, he will drive them out of his land”.

HAFTARAH (PROPHETS): Isa. 27:6-28:13, 29:22-23.

Isa. Chap. 27:6-13 – Restoration of Israel.
V6 – Israel as a vineyard will be fruitful.
V9 – Idolatry is purged by the judgment of exile.
V7-11 – Enemy nations will perish, but Israel will be purged and redeemed.
V12-13 – Remnants from all nations will be regathered (Zec. 8:1-17).

Isa. Chap. 28:1-13 – Insights:

a.) Though concerned with Judah, Israel begins with a backward look at the miserable last
decade of Ephraim, the Northern 10 Tribes.
b.) Leaders and prominent people became drunkards, refusing Yahweh’s warnings. They fell
in 722 B.C. to Shalmaneser, the strong one – V2.
c.) Crown of pride: Israel gloried in the beauty of their capital Samaria, riches, luxury of their
wealth – V3.
d.) Leaders despised Isaiah’s messages as “Gibberish, stammering talk “- V9-13.
e.) God will send Assyria to speak judgment in another tongue.
Note: Paul explains, the Gift of Tongues – Interpretation are a sign to warn unbelievers (1
Cor. 14:21-25).

Isa. Chap. 29:22-23 – Future Recovery of Wisdom:

V22-23 – But when Jacob sees his children, the work of My hands, in his midst, they will
hallow My Name, hallow The Holy One of Jacob, and fear The God of Israel.

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BRIT CHADASHAH (GOSPEL): Mt. 2:1-12.
V1 – Bethlehem of Judea was prophesied as The Messiah’s birthplace (Mic. 5:2).
 hallow My Name, hallow The Holy One of Jacob, and fear The God of Israel.

BRIT CHADASHAH (GOSPEL): Mt. 2:1-12.

V1 – Bethlehem of Judea was prophesied as The Messiah’s birthplace (Mic. 5:2).
Note: Israel has 4 districts: Judea – south, Samaria – middle, Galilee- North, Idumea – East.
V2-4 – King Herod asked the chief priests, scribes, where The Christ was to be born.
V5-6 – They said, “In Bethlehem of Judea” as prophesied.
V7-9 – Herod’s word to the 3 wise men, “Search for The Young Child that I may come and
worship Him also”.
V10 – The Men saw the star and rejoiced exceedingly.
V11 – They came to the house, saw The Young Child, they fell and worshiped Him, giving
gifts with prophetic significance:
a.) Gold, gift for Kings: “Jesus The Eternal King”.
b.) Frankincense, used by High Priest in the Temple: “Jesus is the Eternal High Priest”.
c.) Myrrh, Pale Yellow gum from a shrub grown in Somalia, Ethiopia, Arabia.
• Used as spice, medicine, a pain killer.
• Jesus refused to drink the wine with Myrrh, for He chose to fulfill His Redemptive
Mission alone by Himself, as The Suffering Messiah (Mk. 15:23).
V12 – The wise men warned not to return to Herod.

TIE UP: SHEMOT “Names, The 12 Tribes of Israel, Shiprah-Puah, Moses,

Jochebed, Jethro, Zipporah, Gershon, I am Who I Am, Yahweh, Aaron, Jacob, The
Holy One of Jacob, The God of Israel, The Christ, The Young Child, The Messiah”.
TORAH HAFTARAH BRIT CHADASHAH
Exo. 1:1-6:1 Isa. 27:6-28:13 Mt. 2:1-12
Isa. 29:22-23
1. God’s Word Thru’ 1. God’s Prophecy Thru’ 1. God’s Word Thru’
Moses Writings: Isaiah: Matthew:
a.) Israel increased a.) Israel as a vineyard will a.) The Christ will be born
exceedingly. be fruitful. in Bethlehem.
b.) Change of dynasty b.) Enemies will perish, b.) The Magi saw the star
made them slaves. but Israel will be and rejoiced
purged of idolatry and exceedingly.
be redeemed.
c.) Years of bondage c.) Remnants from all c.) They came, saw The
caused them to long for nations will be Young Child,
the Promised Land. regathered. worshiped Him.
d.) Moses’ birth: d.) Future Recovery of d.) Their gifts were
• Nursed, taught by wisdom: prophetically symbolic:
Jochebed about • Jacob’s children will • Gold – Christ is king.
Hebrew’ God. hallow My Name, The • Frankincense – He is
• Adopted by Pharaoh’s Holy One of Jacob, and The Eternal High
daughter. revere the God of Israel. Priest.
• Fled to Midian for • Myrrh – The Suffering
killing an Egyptian. Messiah.
• Zipporah – wife.
• Gershon – their son.

e.) God commissioned e.) The wise men were

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Moses, with Aaron to warned, not to return
deliver His people. to Herod, took another
 • Gershon – their son.

e.) God commissioned e.) The wise men were

Moses, with Aaron to warned, not to return
deliver His people. to Herod, took another
f.) Pharaoh refuses to let way for their country.
them go.
g.) Deliverance assured.

CONCLUSION:
1. SHEMOT: 1. SHEMOT: 1. SHEMOT:
The Name “I Am who Israel’s fruitful The Young Child is
I Am” is not only to restoration will again Jesus, whose Name is
assure Moses of His reverence The Names above all Names.
Presence and of their Covenant God In Him, the 3-Foldd
deliverance. His Name as, The Holy One of office will come to
is a Memorial for all Jacob, and The God of fulfillment:
generations that He is Israel. • The Suffering Messiah.
The Ever Existent One. • The Eternal High
The only God to be Priest.
hallowed, obeyed and • The Eternal King.
worshiped.
NEXT LESSON: WEEK 14 VA’ERA “And I Appeared”
Exo. 6:2-9:35 Eze. 28:25-29:21 Lk. 11:14-22

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 Men’s Ministry
(Disipulos)
December 19, 2021

Part 1 - San Juan Sunday Service

Speaker: Bro Al Blandura
Part 2- Gift Giving by by Mens
ministry.

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 WIT (Women In Touch)
Year-end Party
By: Jonah Tagle
20 December 2021 at 6:00pm

Doc Carol Eustaquio shared a short message from

Mark 1:35-38. And the party begun. The women’s
celebrated with so much fun and the group enjoyed
the party with chikahan, kulitan and games that
completes the event.

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 OUTREACH CORNER

GNWOM BAGONG langan , Valenzuela and other Outreaches, friends and

relatives and by the dynamism , unity and coopera-
SILANGAN (PAYATAS) tion of GNWOM Bagong Silangan elders, leaders and
members and our indefatigable Technical Team who
ON ITS 21ST did an overnight editing of their videos .
ANNIVERSARY We thank God for the instrument used by God for
the food for the whole congregation and brethren who
By: Sis. Sheena Seit (GNWOM-Bagong Silangan) shared their blessings for this event.

GNWOM BAGONG SILANGAN has successfully You are part of the victory of this event. God bless you
celebrated its 2-day events for its 21st Anniversary all and may God return to you great favors for what you
last December 18-19, 2021, at Palms and Terraces have done to our brethren in Bagong Silangan.
Resort at San Jose, Rodriguez, Rizal.

The first day, Saturday, was a gift- given to about One

hundred (100) children in the community. The children
joyfully received their food packages and toys, followed
by the distribution of grocery items to 50 members of
the community.

On the second day, December 19, 2021, was the event

proper at the Palms and Terraces resort which was at-
tended to by about 65 people. Theme Anniversary for
this year is “ Grow and Go” from Acts 11:1-11. It was
such a powerful anniversary message from the Lord that
almost all of the attendees responded to the challenge
given by the speaker and all of them practically received
the anointing for service. Everybody felt the presence
of God and there was an outpouring of the Holy Spirit
anointing upon all who responded to the challenge.
We praise God for the assistance extended by Ptr. Joel
Ocay of Cielito Homes in the anointing and the offici-
ating of the water baptism to about 18 new members.
Dra Bernadette Saligumba’s opening remarks was an en-
couraging one.

Some important household items, like rice cookers, wall

clocks and groceries were raffled to the members as the
finale activity of the event.

Glory to God for the success of the event and wonder-

ful thanks to people who have given their prayers and
financial assistance starting from GNWOM San Juan
leadership, elders and members, GNWOM Bagong Si-
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 GRAIN, NEW WINE,
AND OIL MINISTRIES
VALENZUELA
By: Bro. Tim Tosio (GNWOM-Valenzuela)

The first thanksgiving celebration (2021) of the

Grain, New Wine, and Oil Ministries Valenzuela out-
reach was a joyous event as it started on a blessed praise
and worship led by Sister Mhel Tosio, Sister JL Borro-
meo, Sister Lhai Camacho, and the rest of the praise and
worship team. It was then followed by the motivational
speech given by our senior pastor, Francis Nicolas, who
left the crowd enthralled with his speech. The word was
then given by Pastor Ariel Tosio about the Household
serving the Lord (Josh. 24:15). After the quick word,
lunch was served throughout the members and without
any hesitation, the second part of the program started.

Games, Raffles, and presentations from the chil-

dren, youth, women, and men filled the second half
of the program hosted by one of the outreach elders
along with Sister Mhel Tosio. It was a moment filled
with laughter and cries, as the women gave a wonderful
dance performance and the children, with the guidance
of Sister Janet Relles, presented a marvelous dance piece.
The men’s ministry did not come unprepared and sang
an impressive Christmas song. Lastly, a family-centered
presentation of the youth touched the heart of every
parent present in the place. The event ended with every-
one feeling grateful and happy, and with that in hand,
a picture-taking (with masks on) to serve as a souvenir
from the memorable event.

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 GNWOM-CIELITO Various ministries took part in the two-day event. Mary
CELEBRATES ITS 26TH Rose Eugenio and Angel Azarcon from the Prophetic
Ministry shared words of encouragement to the audi-
ANNIVERSARY ence. Superkidz’ Ministry performed a special dance
number to Ablaze Music’s “One Family.” Dance minis-
GNWOM-Cielito’s 26th anniversary was held last De- try also performed a dance to the tune of “All My Love”
cember 18 to 19, 2021 from 1pm to 4pm on both days by Hollyn. Praise and Worship also had a special presen-
via Facebook Live with the title “FULL HOUSE: Home tation of the song “My Heart’s Desire” by MJ Gutierrez.
is Where Your Heart is” based on Joshua 24:15. It aimed
to encourage the church to serve the Lord as one, just as It was an undeniably successful event by His grace.
Joshua and his household did when they chose the Lord Again, happy 26th anniversary, GNWOM-Cielito! All
over idols.
glory belongs to God.
Pre-registered four teams of five members each compet-
ed for Family Fuse, an adaptation of the Family Feud,
as the event’s main game. After two elimination rounds,
youth from Team 3G’s (Gandang Glory to God) cham-
pioned with members Joyce Balintec, Clarabelle Bis-
monte, Laureena Rodriguez, Marinella Lagman, and
Zandra Bismonte. Other teams that joined were men
and women from Team Fire and Team The One, as well
as youth from Team Barney.

On the event’s second day, Bro. Gaylord Galang spoke

on the topic “We Choose Jesus,” in which he discussed
the seven R’s from Joshua 24. The first pointer was RE-
ALITY, in which he discussed how the facts you have
today are never more important than the truth God has.
The second was the REASONS. “We have a million
reasons to serve Jesus,” he explained. RESOLUTION
was the third word and it refers to Joshua’s conclusion
in Joshua 24:14-15 to serve the Lord with sincerity
and truth. It is now up to you to RESPOND, which is
the fourth word. He went on to say that you are never
forced to choose God, but if you do, you never lose. If
you choose God, you should REPENT and RENEW
OUR COMMITMENT TO FOLLOW GOD IN ALL
THINGS. Lastly, your decision to choose Him will re-
sult in an undeniably favorable RESULT because there
are blessings that come with serving Jesus. “Kapag sin-
abing HOME, it is not a place. It is a person and it
is JESUS,” he stated. He was joined in his testimony
by his wife, Ruby Galang, and son, Tobey Nehemiah
Galang, who both testified about the God whom he and
his family serve.

Aside from the raffle prizes, there was a special segment

in which the “sugod bahay” team visited the home of a
randomly selected person and blessed them with goods
and cash.
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 GNWOM-SIARGAO
Super Typhoon Rai (known as “Odette” in
the Philippines) is the 15th storm to hit the country
this year and is the strongest storm of 2021.

The typhoon made landfall on Thursday, Dec. 16 at

1:30 p.m. local time on Siargao Island in southeastern
Philippines. Shortly after landfall with winds at 160
mph, it underwent an eyewall replacement cycle and de-
creased in strength to a Category 4, but winds remained
at 150 mph. Rai/Odette made several other landfalls at
Category 3 and 4 intensities throughout the day as it
moved through the Philippines. At 3:10 p.m. local time
on Friday, Dec. 17, the typhoon made its ninth landfall
in Roxas, Palawan, before moving into the West Philip-
pine Sea.

More than 300,000 people evacuated ahead of

landfall and millions were affected. According to the
National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Council, more than 10,000 villages were in the path of
the typhoon.

Source: Center for Disaster Philanthropy

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 Congratulations on your First Wedding
Anniversary
Bro BJ and Sis Jonah Tagle!

Additional pictures from page 14...

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 Ligaya Macapagal | Dec 02 Susan Britanico | Dec 03 Danny Nolasco | Dec 7

Hannah Tosio | Dec 11 Katherine Cruz | Dec 12 Jojo Tejano | Dec 13

Jonah Tagle | Dec 21 Mhel Tosio | Dec 29 Janlyn Borromeo | Dec 30

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GNWOM WEEKLY ACTIVITIES

An online (Zoom) program that teaches the

kids to know Jesus. We have activities that
kids enjoy and at the same time, they are
Super Book learning to become a believer of Christ with
our friendly host Teacher Janet Relles.

An hour and a half online session that

teaches and empowers our youths and
young professionals to grow in their Parashat Va’era
Youth
(“And I appeared”)
spirituality and learn more about following
Discipleship Jesus, living a Christian Life, walking in the
spirit, and resting in God’s grace. Led by
Program Pastora Nora Sanz Alvarez

1 Jan. 2022 (28 Tevet 5782)

TORAH: Exo. 6:2–9:35

A discipleship group equipping women with
the Word of God to become a woman that HAFTARAH: Eze. 28:25–29:21
Women In God designed as warrior bride of His Church. GOSPEL: Lk. 11:14–22
Led by Sis Amy Alice Pecson
Touch (WIT)

Erev Shabbat Havdalah

Online Service* Online Service*
Fridays at 6:30PM Saturdays at 6:15PM

Topic: Parashat Va’era

*Please contact Sis. Jonalyn for the link.

Online Sunday Service

You may also request it from our website:
www.tapatsapromesa.wordpress.com

10:00AM | facebook.com/gnwom
Disipulos (The Men of GNWOM)
Everyday at 4:00PM

Women In Touch (WIT)

Mondays at 8:00PM

Youth Discipleship
Wednesdays at 8:00PM

Superkids
Saturdays at 1:00PM

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