by Lorie and Jed Velarde Lorie and her husband, Jed, work in the largest online stock brokerage firm in the Philippines. She’s been...

Who influenced you to become the person and mother you are today? Read the account of Grace Banzon as she tells about how her own mother...

I was in college when I met in church my “now” ex-husband. He was on the worship team and so was I. He eventually became the Youth Pastor. But it wasn’t long before I realized that the unhealthy compromises, I had made in my previous relationship were starting again, this time, with him. We both knew it was wrong, but it was so hard to stop. We were living a “double-life”. In church, I was still leading worship, and he was still preaching powerful messages, but our own rel

as told to Yen Sayson and Evelyn Damian Tania Cuison is a smart, cheerful and pretty marketing professional in the Real Estate Industry....

by Delsey Garner with Evelyn Damian Dianne Imson is the owner of a small, cozy café in her hometown. She was the first to use pastillas...

The story of Ronnie Ventayen as told to Evelyn G. Damian After his unsuccessful suicide attempts, Ronnie Ventayen in his desperation,...

by Graciela Faustino as told to Evelyn Damian “I hated my Ate kasi favorite siya ng parents ko at well provided siya. Nagseselos ako sa...

Kung binubugbog ng asawa lango sa pagsusugal at pambababae, normal siguro na humiwalay ka na lang. Pero paano kung may pito kang anak at walang trabaho, Ito ang kwento ni Lorena.

Daisy is smart, intelligent and pretty. She has been a Human Resource executive for more than 20 years. As HR Practitioner, she won labor...

Jean Santos was deeply religious. She grew up in a family that had strong belief in superstitions, and medallions. Because of her past, she pursued acquiring “power.” Would “power” give her happiness and fulfillment?

Medy Mortell is presently undergoing a new challenge as she anticipates chemotherapy. But, Medy faces each day with confident faith, because she has seen God do so many things in her life. Here is the story of how she came to know the Lord, and how God lets His light shine into her heart during her darkest moments.

I first heard about “Courageous Caitie,” from my daughter who lives abroad. It was a social media page that went viral about Caitie Lucas, a 3-year old who was suffering from a sickness that doctors couldn’t identify.

The story of Belina Gaiwen as told to Kim Snider Belina Gaiwen was a pastor of a Kankanaey Church for 14 years; currently she is the...

Katrina Bermas has been married to Mariano for 19 years. They have 3 children ages 17, 16, and 7. She tells her story of how God worked...

Jaime Gabrera remembers the first time he ever told someone about his condition. At a food court in a mall in Taguig City, Carla, one of...

by Evelyn Damian “Boundaries,” referring to limitations on the influence of other people on our decisions, is not a word that is used...

I always resented Christmas. In my view, it was a tiring, routine occasion that you just had to get through—give gifts, spend a lot,...

by Joshua Kho When Anna passed away, I truly felt powerless to do anything. There was really nothing our family could do but surrender...

Mildreth Kho, a Filipina, presently lives with her husband in the United States. She had three children, one boy, Joshua and two girls,...

She learned that no matter how big the amount she gave, she never lacked. There was always more than enough. Now, Edna Gramaje is the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs of the International School of Hotel and Restaurant Management, a school she and her husband, Dr. Alexander Gramaje, own.