Women at the Well
Women At The Well – A newfound compassion and love from the Lord was the “driving force” and motivating factor at the heart of the leaders of Women at the […]
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Panahon ng Paghilom Flies to Japan
February 12, 2016 marked the first ministry trip, leaders of Living Waters Philippines took to Japan. Benji and Hazel Cruz, Jayvee and Vicky Dychioco, Rommel Flores along with Carmen and […]
Women at the Well
WAW (Women at the Well) Equipping women to live lives of relational integrity. WAW is a guide for women seeking relational integrity, helps women face relational idolatry, shows how the […]
“Bakit ako Nahihiya?” Breaking Free from the Bondage of Shame
“Bakit ako Nahihiya?” Breaking Free from the Bondage of Shame Jonathan Hunter, who was diagnosed HIV+ after becoming a Christian is fully qualified to speak on the effects of shame […]
Laya sa Hiya Ministers at Companions to the Poor
The Filipino people are resilient, resourceful, and community driven. After being under the rule of others and without monetary resources for so long, it is easy to live a life […]
Laya sa Hiya Ministers at CCF
Christ Commission Fellowship’s Positive Ministry hosted Jonathan Hunter, of Embracing Life, during his time here in Manila for the “Bakit ako Nahihiya?” conference. Jonathan challenged those working with those who are HIV+ […]
HANNAH, PASTOR’S KID; STRUGGLED WITH INTEGRITY & BOUNDARIES
Growing up in the church although coupled with abuse, I still thought I knew what healthy boundaries were. Mom and dad were whole heartedly committed to the church which was […]
Agos ng Buhay (LWP) Thanksgiving and Christmas Party 2015
Thanksgiving and Christmas are times of great celebration. Living Waters Philippines came together, as their favorite superheroes to express gratitude and to celebrate the season of Christmas. Celebration filled hearts as […]
Bakit Ako Nahihiya? Freedom from Shame
We are pleased to inform you of an upcoming national conference that will seek to address the healing of our people from shame or kahihiyan. As you know, shame – […]
