Don’t think you have nothing to contribute. As small as your service may be in your own eyes, it actually makes a big difference!

You can be part of our different ministries listed below:

• Administrative Support
• Communications
• Creative Support
• KIDS
• Music
• Technical and Production
• Ushering

Check out blog posts from our pastors and a few of our volunteers here:

• What’s Your Excuse?
  We all have our weaknesses, but don’t let them stop you from serving God! In this blog, read as Pastor Paolo Punzalan of Victory Fort lists down the mighty men and women in the Bible who were used by God despite their shortcomings.

• Just a Volunteer
  “You are not just a volunteer.” In this blog, Pastor Paolo Punzalan helps us see the bigger picture in what we do as we serve in our local church.

• Fit To Serve
  In this blog, Ganns Deen of Victory Greenhills shares a video which encourages us to “be part of the big picture.” As we work together, there is no stopping God to what He can make out of what we do and give Him as we serve in His kingdom.

• iServe
  Pastor Larry Uy of Victory Greenhills encourages people to share their reasons for volunteering in church. Read on and see just some of the simple joys and benefits that come along as you serve God and His people.

• iServe
  “Last year’s crop of volunteers has helped catapult the church to reach new heights. We needed volunteers to help us achieve God’s vision for the city,” Pastor Dennis Sy of Victory Greenhills shares. So no matter what your occupation, age, gender, or skills are, let’s serve and watch just how God can move in and through us.

• Princess Diaries
  As a princess in her homeland, Tey must have been used to being served. She, however, did not use that as an excuse to keep herself from loving and serving others. Read on as Pastor Larry Uy of Victory Greenhills shares the life of a “full-time volunteer.”
• Volunteer Weekend
  Malou Atienza and her husband Kris decided to take a more active role in serving, not just be served. Check out her blog post as she recounts her experience.
• One More Step Away From Fear
  Karess Rubrico, one of the Communications volunteers of Victory Pioneer, shares how she overcame her fears and stepped out in faith to serve God.

• You’ve Got Served
  “Serving is a way of loving God.” Jennifer Henson of Victory Makati encourages us that one way of showing our love to God is by serving Him.

Sign up at a Victory location nearest you! We are one church meeting in multiple locations in Metro Manila and in different churches across the country. We’re happy to have you serve with us!

What topics would you and your friends like discussed in our future Victory series? Click here to fill out a short five-item survey form.

“The “You Asked For It!” survey form is open until Monday, February 27.

Week 1: Love at First Sight

Week 2: Follow Your Heart

Week 3: Love is Blind

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Week 1: Pag-ibig sa Unang Tingin

Week 2: Sundin ang Iyong Puso

Week 3: Bulag ang Pag-ibig

Victory Quezon City has organized a Corregidor Island day tour on February 11 for the benefit of the scholars of Real LIFE Foundation. Cruise for LIFE is a fun way to spend time with your family and friends. Not only will you learn more about our nation’s history, you will also give underprivileged but deserving scholars a chance at a better future!

Being part of Cruise for LIFE won't just be a fun experience for you---your help will make a big impact in the lives of these scholars!

You can buy tickets for Cruise for LIFE at the following venues:

• Victory Quezon City
• Victory Fort Bonifacio (Information Booth)
• Real LIFE office, Every Nation Building

For more information, you can call Real LIFE at +63 (2) 817 1212 or visit the event page here.

Cruise for LIFE is one experience you surely wouldn’t want to miss! See you then!

Office Address:
Victory Center
2/F Town Country Plaza
Sobrecarey corner Pioneer Street
Tagum City 8100
Davao del Norte, Philippines

Contact Details:
Mobile: +63 (932) 676 2636
Email: tagum@victory.org.ph

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Check out Victory’s weekly topics for “Love Different:”

Week One: Love at First Sight. Learn about why appearances should not reign supreme as we debunk the myth of “love at first sight.”
Week Two: Follow Your Heart. Learn about why emotions should not reign supreme, and what awaits people who “follow their hearts.”
Week Three: Love is Blind. See what happens when one views love through the lens of truth.

Victory meets in multiple locations in Metro Manila and in provinces all over the Philippines. We’d love to have your family and friends join our church in the Philippines for three weeks of talking about love!

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There's much hope for Iligan!

A month has passed since Typhoon Sendong ravaged Mindanao. God brought different groups of people together to work as one in rebuilding Iligan and Cagayan de Oro.

One team of medical professionals, known as the Victory Health Professional Volunteers, visited six barangays in Iligan to administer much-needed medical aid. The team was led by Dr. Jojo Rivera and worked in partnership with Operation Blessing.

The volunteers extended different forms of support.  Medical missions were held in various places where tetanus vaccines, wound treatments, vitamins, and hospital assistance were administered as needed. A total of 1,037 patients received medical attention and more than a third of them accepted Jesus into their lives.

Part of the mission was to do Kids Church service-type activities and art therapy with the kids.

A support program called Holiday of Hope and Cheer was also organized, this time for the youth. By conducting art therapy classes, the volunteers were able to help young children overcome the shock and trauma that the typhoon has caused them. Several teenagers were also treated to a free lunch in nearby fast food chains and were given clothing allowance. 225 young people accepted Jesus into their lives through this outreach program.

Other forms of relief included the distribution of relief packs, sacks of rice, and carpentry kits. Clean-up efforts were also conducted in some of the affected areas.

Janelle Pacete, one of the volunteers, recounts, “This experience personally touched me and taught me how to be very grateful for the things I normally take for granted. To me, it could just be another one of the inexpensive (fast food) meals. To them, it meant an experience of a lifetime.”

The kids enjoying their free lunch treat

Various forms of support are coming in, left and right, but the need still remains great. Let’s continue to include Iligan and Cagayan de Oro in our prayers.

1. Pray for emotional and physical strength for the victims, that they will rise above their current situation and look into the future with renewed hope and joy.
2. Pray for strength, wisdom, and fear of God for the local government officials in this time of recovery.
3. Pray for more opportunities to share the Word of God during this season.
4. Pray for strength for our leadership teams in Victory Iligan and Victory Cagayan de Oro as they continually minister to affected families and individuals.
5. Pray for more volunteers to invest their skills and resources into rebuilding these cities.

We are in faith that God will move mightily in spite of all that has happened to our brothers and sisters in Mindanao. Thank you for your support and for praying with us!

You can still participate in the ongoing relief efforts. For more information on how to give, click here.