Last October 30, i wrote an article, The Filipino Poor and An Angel, where i talked about Ms. Jane Walker and her inspirational deeds for the Filipino poor especially the kids. After a week, i received an email from one of the people behind the organization and asked me if this blog would be used as one of the voices of their future events and activities. Without any doubt, i said yes.

As promised, this blog will frequently feature important news and announcement of the Philippine Christian Foundation (PCF). To start, here’s the latest announcement of the organization. Please read.

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I am writing this to let you know that i am so overwhelmed with all your responsed to Pinoy Ambisyoso the Proud Pinoy Blog. Your never ending support inspired me to keep on writing relevant issues pertaining to all the Proud Pinoys around the world. Your shared ideas, your voices and your regular visits strengthened my influence to continue this effort.

With this, i am taking this opportunity to say Thank You to all my readers, fellow bloggers, friends and family for being part of this blog. To Joanjoyce, Marikenya and Glitch please accept my sincerest appreciation for including me in your circle of friends. Thank you very much to the three of you.

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A message from Lovecoach,

On today’s (October 27) pilot airing of Usapang Pinoy, Harvey Keh will be on the show to discuss the things he said in his last open letter! Tune in to www.futureradio.co.uk at 10pm Manila time!

I came accross at Kengkay’s Blog and i read Harvey Keh’s email. Harvey became so popular when he wrote why he wanted to leave this country . Indeed this 27-year old guy received enormous responsed from his open letter dedicated to Filipinos. Now here comes another email from Harvey. Must read.

Dear Fellow Filipinos,

Good day to all of you!

Recently, I came across an article which talks about the main reasons why India is slowly but surely growing into a world power with a fast developing economy. One of the major reasons cited by the article is the fact that many Indians who have left to study, work or live abroad have now started to go back and help their country through various means. In an interview that I watched at CNN, many Indian youth have expressed that they want to study or work abroad just like Filipinos but the only difference is they see themselves coming back after a few years to bring back what they learned to help their country.

As I thought about this, I realized that we can learn much from the Indians. Imagine if every Filipino working or living abroad would just do his or her own small share towards helping our country, then I think in a few years we could also expect that our country would grow and not be left behind by our Asian neighbors like Vietnam, Thailand, China and India. I thought of suggesting some easy ways that Filipinos living abroad can help our country and I hope that you will consider doing some of these suggestions to help our Philippines:

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I’m counting the hours. The ticking of the clock and when the right time comes, i’ll be fixing myself to start a new adventure. I’m going back to treatment, a crucial phase in my journey with leukemia. I’m scared but i’m praying and trusting Him with the hope that when this phase is through. I’ll come out alive - Brokenman

In my distress I called to the LORD; I called out to my God. From his temple he heard my voice; my cry came to his ears.