By: Ester Gaw
(Gerizim Evangelical Church)

Mary is a missionary in China. When she was young, there were many guys who courted her but no one attracted her. She prayed to God to use her single blessedness as long as He needed it and when it was time for her to settle down, she asked God to provide her husband. After working in China for almost 40 years, one day God gave Mary the Mr. Right of her life. It was during her furlough, while visiting churches and supporters in the US, she met one of her supporters, a widower in his mid 60’s.

(What to do when a relationship is over?)
By: Cristina Dy (UECP)

Some of us had our share of disappointments and failed relationships. The initial reaction is usually confusion. There are questions of “why?” and “what went wrong?” but then no explanation really satisfies when the heart is aching.

There’s no quick fix to a broken heart. There’s no one-for-all solution as well. It takes a long time, for some even a lifetime, to heal. But healing is possible and picking up the pieces can be sooner with the following tips:

by: Hansel David Co
(Glory Evangelical Church/ UEC Baguio)

Je t'aime. Ich liebe dich! Ai shite ru. Phom rak khun! Sounds familiar? Well how about this? Wo ai ni! These are just some of the numerous translations in different languages of one of the most popular and most said phrases around the world: I LOVE YOU. We’ve uttered it to our parents, our friends, our spouse, our co-workers, our children, and most importantly, to our personal Saviour up there.