Author: Jody and Barbara Crain

How to Give to the Tagbanwa Church Planting Project

How to Give to the Tagbanwa Church Planting Project

Ethnos360 link for giving to the Tagbanwa Project And THANK YOU for your gift! If you would prefer to send a check or money order, here are the instructions:1. Write check payable to Ethnos3602. In the Memo write: PHCP-TAGP – Worship Workshop3. Send to:Ethnos360312 West First StreetSanford, Florida 32771-1231
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Typhoon Rai Distribution to Maoy

Typhoon Rai Distribution to Maoy

The most difficult place to keep moving in faith is the place of extreme pain. David the Psalmist wrote in Ps.126:5 “Those who sow in tears shall reap in joy.” Forty one volunteers served for 10 hours through tears as they distributed this long awaited relief. Falling onto their sleeping mats at 11 p.m. exhausted from hard physical […]
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Typhoon Odette Giving Instructions For R.P.

Typhoon Odette Giving Instructions For R.P.

If God has put it on your heart to help complete this project, please follow these instructions to give a donation? Direct Bank Deposit UCPB Peso Account, Mand. Branch Acct#201050007517 Account name: New Tribes Church Planters NOTE: For TAGP Odette Relief Notification when a deposit is made: Please text Eric Pederson in our Fin. Off. […]
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Typhoon Rai Hits Tagbanwa Land

Typhoon Rai Hits Tagbanwa Land

We just received this emailed letter from one of the Integrated Tagbanwa Training Center leaders. It had very sad news of one of the newly planted churches being destroyed by Typhoon Rai. Dear Amay,Dear Uncle, Kumusta kamu asan??Amen magayen naga pagtarima it Ampu’,How are y’all there?? We are good as God is taking care of […]
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BIG Problem — The Tagbanwa Church is Growing!

BIG Problem — The Tagbanwa Church is Growing!

God continues to do amazing things in and through the Tagbanwa Church! God is building His Church among the Tagbanwas of Palawan and this growth has created a wonderful problem! In 1975, S.I.L. translators, Peter & Chris Green moved into Tagbanwa Land and began studying language & culture. Chris, a nurse, soon established medical and literacy programs. She […]
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