If you are employed, you probably have a group medical/health plan. It’s an insurance policy where the payment of a monthly premium can defray some if not all of the medical expenses occasioned by disease. Most health insurance in the Philippines is actually health maintenance policies. It can be a Godsend in times of emergency,… Continue reading Misadventures on Planet HMO
Most Baptists in the United States would not have voted for Barack Obama because he categorically stated that he supports abortion. They contend that he is unfit to govern as president because of his pro-abortion view. In fact, on the day after the US election, after Republican Mitt Romney had conceded defeat to Democrat Barack… Continue reading Observing the Obama Phenomenon and the Baptists
When my first baby was grievously ill, a well-meaning Christian came to my house to encourage me.  We prayed together that God would heal the child and we asked for God to open the way for us to find the doctors who can best help the child. After we prayed, I told them that I… Continue reading Claim it?!
When the RH Bill was taken from the archives and once more put on the calendar of Congress for deliberation, I distinctly remember how a group of Bible Baptists went on television and shared a stage at the Luneta with the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines to voice their opposition to the RH Bill.… Continue reading Is contraception the same as abortion? More on the RH Bill
Two weeks ago, I received a phone call from a former student at the pre-school in Project 8. She said that she had enrolled in the nursery class way back in 1993 and she remembers that Teacher Tess Correo was her teacher. She said that she had graduated with a degree in Psychology from the… Continue reading At 45