This is the last piece for my recollections of our Manila missions. Day Three features our visit to the local hospital. It was a rainy day, so naturally, rainy days meant longer traffic waits as well. Manila has some pretty bad traffic - when you're stuck in a jam, you're really not going to be mobile for awhile. I remember being one of the "priviledged ones" to get to ride in Alvin's car. His car, though old, had air-conditioning; and that was a pretty big thing, considering

While reading through my journal of notes I jotted down when in the Philippines, I'm still so grateful for the experience we had. Note to self: It's always good to pen down your thoughts when they are fresh, especially because I have a memory of a goldfish. On day 2 of our Manila Missions, we went out to feed the children living in the slum areas. The lovely 'Neyneys' (grandamas) from the AFJC team spent the whole night before preparing huge pots of chocolate congee to feed t

Sometimes it takes prompting to get things started, and I guess onemustardseed has taken a slowdown in our updates. So now, having been greatly inspired and challenged, we hope to take onemustardseed to another level. We hope this new segment - Writings, would inspire you as much as we've been inspired to pen these thoughts. A month ago, Shaun, Jared and myself had the priviledge to be a part of our WAM (Worship, Arts & Media) Mission team to travel to Manila. It was truly a