Experiencing the power
Experiencing the power of community and deepening our understanding of the Word with the amazing Sierra Pines Church team at our Wawandue Community Bible Study was truly a blessing! 
Gratitude fills our hearts
Gratitude fills our hearts as we welcome the Sierra Pines Church team to our various ministries!
Today, we had our Landfill visitations with them. Additionally, we enjoyed worship, reflected on the Lord’s message, and shared fellowship with the Sierra Pines Church team alongside our Barretto Sewing Training students and Project Life Subic staff.
Thankful for the connections made!
Youth Funday
Introducing Noemi
Introducing Noemi, an active member of our Landfill Community Bible Study Group. Noemi’s journey as a member of our Thursday Bible Study in the landfill area has been nothing short of transformative. Through the gatherings, she not only discovered the power of prayer but also found gratitude in every circumstance, despite being poor.
With her husband working as a welder and six children to care for, Noemi’s life is a testament to perseverance in the face of hardship. She revealed the harsh reality of resorting to “pagpag,” a Tagalog term for discarded food, to ease her family’s growling stomach.
“”I am filled with happiness because my prayers have been answered by the Lord. After many years, our house finally has electricity,” Noemi exclaimed with excitement.
Yet, amidst the struggle, Noemi remains strong. She diligently collects and sells recyclables, leveraging every opportunity to provide for her family’s needs and secure her children’s education. From selling used cans and metals to venturing into online beauty product sales, she epitomizes the spirit of resourcefulness and determination.
Proudly, she shares the progress of her eldest son, nearing the completion of his Criminology studies despite the odds stacked against them. Noemi’s unwavering dedication to her family’s well-being and her unwavering faith in God’s guidance serve as an inspiration. Indeed, with God, nothing is impossible.
Bureau of Fire Protection
LOOK | Olongapo City Fire Station headed by FSUPT RODERICK DJ MARQUEZ BFP received 10 bags of relief goods containing groceries and toiletries from Project Life Subic as donation to be distributed to families affected by destructive fires.
In case of fire and emergency
Call: OLONGAPO CITY FIRE STATION
National Emergency Hotline: 911
Landline: 047 223-1415
Smart – 09512779025Globe – 09673687951
Meet the Romualdo siblings
Meet the Romualdo siblings, Carl and Princess. They have been attending our Barretto Youth Group for almost two years now. Previously, they didn’t really talk to anyone because they were too shy to engage with others. But now, Carl is one of the selected core leaders of our Barretto youth group, and Princess is learning how to lead a prayer.
“I am a really shy person; that’s why I do not have lots of friends, but attending our Youth Group gives me the chance to gain a lot of friends. Also, I really do not know how to pray in front of others, but I learned how to do it with all my heart. Although I was still a bit shy up until now, I know that I have improved a lot,” says Princess.
“Growing up without a father has been a challenge for me because I have to do all things without my biological father’s guidance, to the point that it really makes me cry. But attending Barretto Youth Group has made me realize that I always have a Father, Jesus Christ, who has always been there beside me since the beginning,” shares Carl.
Carl and Princess live near the mountains in Subic. They need to cross a river to attend our weekly Bible study in Barretto. If it is raining, the water in the river rises, but according to them, it is never a hindrance because they want to have a deeper connection with the Lord.
