Breakthrough with Boris Joaquin

We never thought we'll get it. We were very careful as a family. We practically just stay at home all the time. But perhaps during the holidays or because Omicron is just an easily transferrable variant of the virus. Our two daughters were the ones who are positive. And you know as parents, it's really hard to see you children to be the ones at risk. Let me share with you briefly what are going through right now. The early days of our quarantine and self isolation. We appreciate your prayers. And we trust that God will heal and protect us from this. 

We live in a productivity-driven society where trying to balance work and family life is one of the most common sources of stress for any working adult. Often, people are unable to find a point of balance between their businesses or careers and their families - and one is given more priority than the other. This leads to a number of dysfunctional outcomes: mainly strained familial relationships, and eventually, inefficiency at work, as well as poor physical and mental health. 

At the start of the new year, take this opportune time to find clarity. What are you living for? Here are some practical steps to get you started in discovering your purpose and forming your purpose statement.

Globally, this pandemic has turned our world upside down – disrupting our lives physically, socially, mentally, and financially. These have been trying times for everyone – none excluded. Hope has become a challenge, especially when you feel helpless, as if there is nothing you can do. Let me share what has gotten me through these trying times – that is, finding purpose. 

During the holiday season, invitations to practice generosity are plentiful. Christmas reminds us of the many ways we can open our hearts through the act of giving. They also offer us a moment to reflect on the practice of generosity. Learn how you can deepen your experience of generosity by moving from acts of giving to cultivating an attitude of generosity.

As part of the children's month celebration, we invited Jason Tash, Chief Development Officer of Destiny Rescue. Destiny Rescue is an internationally recognized Christian non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing children enslaved in the sex trafficking industry. In two decades, they have literally saved thousands of children from brothels, red light districts and abusive situations and brought them to their Paths to Freedom where they can be cared for and looked after in a safe, Christ-loving environment. 

Jason is committed to being a voice for the sexually exploited, vulnerable and poor who, in most cases, can’t speak up for themselves. He motivates donors and  influencers to get involved and make a difference in the lives of the voiceless.

To know more or support the work of Destiny Rescue, visit https://www.destinyrescue.org