We Are ONE - Love One Another

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I want to celebrate this annual fun with a loud “YAHOO”, and I pray for the continual blessing of our God to this body. 

We are bound together as one people; that share’s common hopes and a common faith with a vision of a church filled with joy, committed to be one family.

The joy of the Lord, respect and cooperation in the fellowship determines the outlook of this fellowship. That's what the Lord who sent us here expects of us. 

We will have fun together— for the expectations we face are bigger than we plan.

We know what it takes to get to our growth in love. We need to innovate, educate, and build one another up. We have to excel in the task of building our community. We need to take responsibility for desire to transform our mind and our action. That's how we will prosper. That's how we'll learn in this camp 

We may have differences from one another, but we believe in the same promise. We may have different backgrounds, but we believe in the same vision. 

We will have fun!!!

We're a people that says, "I may not be as funny as others, but I have a “Phileo"(love brother) I might not know all the people in the camp, but I think I can team up with them, and I need to try." "I'm not sure how we'll reach that purpose of being “in-one”, but I know we'll get there. I know we will."

We do big things. 

The love of God endures forever. Our destiny remains our choice. And today, more than a decade later, it's because each of us that our future is hopeful, our journey goes forward, and The Way Christian Mission Fellowship is strong.

The Lord bless us,

The Lord’s servant,

Pastor Mandy Fontelera

Senior Pastor, The Way CMF

To be a Christian is to Believe in Christ and to love one another:

“And this is love: that we walk in obedience to his commands. As you have heard from the beginning, his command is that you walk in love.” 2 John 6

The Christian life is here viewed from the standpoint of commands. 

We are to walk:

1. in obedience to his commands 

2. in truth 

3. in love 

because these are his commands. ‘This then is the threefold Christian ‘walk’. 

Unselfconsciously John alludes again to the three tests (truth, love and obedience) which he has been applying throughout his first letter. 

In addition, Christian liberty is not inconsistent with law any more than love is. 

True, Christians are not ‘under law’ in that our salvation does not depend on obedience to the law. 

Yet this does not relieve us of the obligation to keep the law (Matt. 5:17–20; Rom. 8:4; 13:10). 

The freedom with which Christ has made us free is not freedom to break the law, but freedom to keep it.

I will walk about in freedom, for I have sought your precepts’ (Ps119:45).

Dionicio Dumayag

Associate Pastor, The Way CMF