From Robbing Taxis to Loving Jesus: Kids Home International
We have an awesome ministry to tell you about.Jason and I spent a day at Kids Home International, a boys shelter in Antipolo City, Philippines. What a cool story behind […]
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Smallest Active Volcano in the World
Kumusta, guys! So Jason and I found out that the world’s smallest active volcano was located in Tagaytay City, just outside our ministry site in Cavite, Philippines. So naturally, we […]
Camp Follow-Up
A side-street in Cubao city was eerily quiet. We followed Becky, a longtime street kid worker, into the alley way bearing day-old pastries donated from a local Starbucks. We were doing follow-up with […]
Steet Children
There are an estimated 44, 435 visible street children in the Philippines– 11, 346 of which are in Metro Manila alone.* A street child–as defined by UNICEF–is a child who works […]
Feeding Hungry Kids
Saturday morning, Jason and I scrambled into a jeepney to meet up with two other ACTION missionaries. We were headed to Quezon City to do a feeding. ACTION Ministries partners […]
Be here when I get back
So after a lot of prayer, planning, and preparation the trip to Bohol is finally set! Praise God for his faithfulness in meeting a relevant need, buying materials, and raising […]
Camp for Street Children
First off, THANK YOU to everyone for the prayer and financial support regarding Yolanda. We are humbled and encouraged by the response and generosity of people back home in stepping forward to […]
Typhoon Yolanda-Haiyan
Post by Jason Mox: Steph and I met with the missionary director in Manila today to talk about our next three weeks here. He got us up to speed on the […]
Jason: Marine or Midwife?
Kumusta!Many of you know that we came to the Philippines to minister to street children. The missions organization we are working with is ACTION International, and they have several ministry sites […]
God Orchestrates
Kumusta! Greetings from the Philippines! Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed after some 30 hours of travel. Three months ago we had no idea we’d be finding ourselves in the tropics of […]
