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Good afternoon, I'm _____ with today's episode of EZ News. Tai-Ex opening The Tai-Ex opened up 5.01 points at 22,240.11 Tuesday on turnover of NT$2.54 billion. A rally in the home stretch of Monday's session led by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) pulled the Taiex up from the day's low. The financial sector attracted interest on rumors that the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) will agree to a tender offer proposed by CTBC Financial Holding Co. to acquire Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. Taiwan may continue to drift today, with U-S markets closed for the Labor Day weekend. SEMICON Taiwan 2024 opens Wednesday with CEO summit, tech forums More than 20 international forums on leading-edge semiconductor technologies will be held at this year's SEMICON Taiwan, which is expected to draw some 85,000 overseas visitors from 56 countries. Organizers say a round of international forums kick off before the formal opening of the expo, will include the "most eye-catching CEO Summit" that features talks by major figures in the semiconductor industry, Another highlight… an "AI chip talk of the century" among major figures from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, ASE Technology, Samsung Electronics, and Google tomorrow afternoon. This year's expo will feature 16 main themes, including advanced manufacturing, heterogeneous integration, green manufacturing, and semiconductor cybersecurity (網路安全). But the exhibit will also feature be some new areas "such as artificial intelligence (AI), smart mobility, silicon photonics, and precision machinery. Taiwanese firms in Japan to benefit from 'one-stop' service center: Minister Taiwan's economics minister says the government is planning to set up a one-stop service center in Kyushu, Japan to assist Taiwanese companies that are expanding there. Minister of Economic Affairs Kuo Jyh-huei says the government-funded service will be "like a science park" that will facilitate the needs of Taiwanese companies on Kyushu island and help them with the logistics (後勤) of establishing businesses there. Kuo did not specify the exact location of the planned office but said it will not be in Kumamoto, the Kyushu prefecture in which Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has a fab and is preparing to build another one. The minister says Nagasaki, Oita, Miyazaki, and Kitakyushu are some of the Kyushu prefectures that have expressed interest in welcoming Taiwanese companies. Britain to suspend sales of some weapons to Israel The U.K. government says it's suspending exports of some weapons to Israel because they could be used to break international law. Here's Foreign Secretary David Lammy Lammy told lawmakers the decision related to about 30 of 350 export licenses to Israel and wasn't an arms embargo (禁令，禁運). The United Kingdom is among a number of Israel's longstanding allies whose governments are under growing pressure to halt weapons exports because of the toll of the nearly 11-month-old war in Gaza. Biden: Netanyahu not doing enough to secure hostage deal Meanwhile… US President Joe Biden says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not doing enough to secure (獲得) a hostage deal. It comes after Hamas' killed six hostages, including an American citizen. Nick Harper reports from Washington. < [CLIP] Slug: > Philippines Tropical Storm Yagi A fierce storm is blowing out of the northern Philippines after leaving at least 14 people dead in landslides, floods and swollen waterways. Tropical Storm Yagi swept past Paoay town in Ilocos Norte province into the South China Sea with sustained winds of up to 75 kilometers per hour and gusts of up to 125 kph. It was forecast to strengthen into a typhoon as it barrels (飛馳) northwestward over the sea toward southern China. Storm warnings remained in most northern Philippine provinces, where residents were warned of the lingering danger of landslides in rain-soaked mountain villages and floodings in the farming lowlands of the Philippines' most populous region. That was the I.C.R.T. news, Check in again tomorrow for our simplified version of the news, uploaded every day in the afternoon. Enjoy the rest of your day, I'm _____.

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Sermon Title: Keep on Going Speaker: Rev. Provy R. Cadelina Date: January 30, 2023 Service: Long Distance Preaching Service Ilocano Preaching SUBSCRIBE TO CHANNEL: https://hosannabbc.org/yt/subs VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://www.hosannabbc.org VISIT OUR CHURCH NEAREST YOU: https://www.hosannabbc.org/locations CONNECT WITH US: Facebook: https://hosannabbc.org/fb Instagram: https://hosannabbc.org/ig Twitter: https://hosannabbc.org/tw#hosannabbc #HBBCMessages #IlokanoPreaching #IlocanoPreaching #baptistpreaching #baptistchurch #baptist #sermon Copyright © 2023. Hosanna Bible Baptist Church and Ministries of Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Inc. All rights reserved. This video or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher.

Kencan Dengan Tuhan Selasa, 9 Januari 2024 Bacaan: "Sebab, juga waktu kami berada di antara kamu, kami memberi peringatan ini kepada kamu: jika seorang tidak mau bekerja, janganlah ia makan." (2 Tesalonika 3:10) Renungan: Seorang pengguna Facebook mengisahkan pengalamannya yang mengejutkan dan mengunggah video dan fotonya di halaman Facebook pribadinya. Ia menceritakan, kisahnya bermula ketika ia bersama teman-temannya tengah melakukan perjalanan ke Ilocos Norte, Filipina karena suatu urusan pekerjaan. Namun, di tengah perjalanan, ban mobil yang dikendarainya tertusuk benda tajam hingga bocor. Untungnya tak jauh dari lokasi tersebut mereka melihat sebuah bengkel dan memutuskan mengganti ban mobilnya. Setiba di tempat itu, betapa terkejutnya mereka ketika melihat dan mengetahui bahwa seorang pria difabel, tanpa kedua kaki, berada di depan mata mereka, dan ternyata ia adalah orang yang akan memperbaiki kendaraan mereka. Betapa kagetnya lagi, pekerjaan yang sulit tersebut dilakukan lebih cepat dari yang mereka bayangkan. Pekerjaan yang bisa membahayakan dirinya, tetapi ternyata ia begitu lihai dalam membuka, menambal, dan memasang ban, bahkan kecekatannya tidak kalah dengan pria normal. Pria tanpa kedua kaki itu yang tidak ingin namanya disebut, rupanya sudah berkeluarga. la memiliki seorang istri dan dua anak yang setia menanti kepulangannya di rumah. Pria itu memilih bekerja keras menjadi tukang tambal ban untuk menghidupi keluarga. Selain itu, ia adalah seorang yang tidak suka mengemis atau tidak ingin hidup mengharapkan bantuan orang lain. Bisa dibayangkan betapa sulitnya menjadi tukang tambal ban tanpa dua kaki. Meski demikian, pria difabel tersebut tak putus asa dengan kondisinya. Sedih rasanya bila kita melihat ada orang-orang normal yang malas bekerja dan ingin mengemis atau sudah menjadi pengemis. Padahal, firman Tuhan berkata, "...jika seseorang tidak mau bekerja, janganlah ia makan." Oleh karena itu, jika ada yang malas atau tidak mau bekerja, tegur dan arahkanlah mereka. Lakukanlah pekerjaan kita sebaik-baiknya untuk Tuhan dan layani Tuhan sepanjang hidup kita. Tuhan Yesus memberkati. Doa: Tuhan Yesus, ajarilah aku untuk selalu setia kepada-Mu melalui pekerjaan dan pelayanan yang Engkau percayakan kepadaku saat ini. Amin. (Dod).

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There's no such thing as being too old to achieve anything, proves this former stay-at-home mom who made a name for herself in at age 49 as the first female and first Filipino-American executive chef at Hollywood's iconic Yamashiro restaurant. There, she enjoyed fame and success cooking for celebrities such as Bruno Mars, Cardi B, Jojo Siwa, Paris Hilton, H.E.R., Jennifer Hudson, and JoKoy. In 2023, she moved back to the Philippines after over 30 years after she was named Philippine Airlines' Assistant Vice President for Catering Operations. But she was no overnight success. Her journey started when she was born in her grandfather's bakery in San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte. She was always passionate about food and loved to bake and cook, but she was preoccupied with motherhood. She was a medical biller, makeup artist, and real estate agent before she finally decided to get a culinary degree from the Academy of Culinary Education in California, but still “just for fun.” After graduation, she resumed housewifehood for two more years until a friend urged her to apply at Yamashiro for an opening for a pastry chef. She did so reluctantly, and was shocked to get the job—and to have to fight for survival in the toxic macho environment of an all-male kitchen. Listen to this episode to hear the rest of this inspiring story!

There's no such thing as being too old to achieve anything, proves this former stay-at-home mom who made a name for herself in at age 49 as the first female and first Filipino-American executive chef at Hollywood's iconic Yamashiro restaurant. There, she enjoyed fame and success cooking for celebrities such as Bruno Mars, Cardi B, Jojo Siwa, Paris Hilton, H.E.R., Jennifer Hudson, and JoKoy. In 2023, she moved back to the Philippines after over 30 years after she was named Philippine Airlines' Assistant Vice President for Catering Operations. But she was no overnight success. Her journey started when she was born in her grandfather's bakery in San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte. She was always passionate about food and loved to bake and cook, but she was preoccupied with motherhood. She was a medical biller, makeup artist, and real estate agent before she finally decided to get a culinary degree from the Academy of Culinary Education in California, but still “just for fun.” After graduation, she resumed housewifehood for two more years until a friend urged her to apply at Yamashiro for an opening for a pastry chef. She did so reluctantly, and was shocked to get the job—and to have to fight for survival in the toxic macho environment of an all-male kitchen. Listen to this episode to hear the rest of this inspiring story!

Environmental activist Windel Bolinget remembers what it was like to end up on a government list for the first time.It was 2018 and his name was included on a petition to designate the Communist Party of the Philippines a terrorist group — he wasn't even a member of the group.“My name was just included there,” said Bolinget, an Indigenous Igorot and the chairperson of the Cordillera Peoples Alliance. “There were more than 600 names just deliberately included there as terrorists.”This happened, he said, because of his activism in opposing development projects in the Cordillera region — a mountainous, landlocked area on northern Luzon Island, the Philippines' largest island.The country has long been one of the most-dangerous places in the world for environmentalists. The international nonprofit Global Witness has, for years, ranked the Philippines in the top slots of its annual list as deadliest countries to be an eco-activist. Dozens of environmentalists and land defenders also die each year. “In the Cordillera, our ancestral domains are targeted for big hydropower or dam projects, large-scale mining,” Bolinget said. “And our communities are resisting these projects because it violates our collective rights to our ancestral lands.” Windel Bolinget is an environmental activist who ended up in a petition to designate the Communist Party of the Philippines a terrorist group, a group he is not a member of. Credit: Ashley Westerman/The World The Cordillera region is chock-full of natural sources. It is also a prime target for development.Although Bolinget's name, and hundreds of others, were eventually removed from the petition, the intimidation against them continued.In 2020, Bolinget was falsely accused of murder and a warrant was issued for his arrest. A manhunt ensued and a shoot-to-kill order was placed on his head. The whole thing was completely fabricated, Bolinget said, which is how his lawyers were again able to get the warrant dropped.But earlier this year, another arrest warrant was issued. This time, for Bolinget, five other Indigenous activists and a community journalist — all from northern Luzon.“We are called the Northern Luzon 7, charged with rebellion or insurrection,” he said. “Again, there was no due process.”Currently, the seven are out on bail. Bolinget and others traveled to the capital, Manila, last week to tell the government about their experiences, as well as to bring up the recent spate of bombings happening in the Cordillera region.Since early March, people there have reported that up to nine bombs were dropped near their communities. Bolinget said this has disrupted their economic livelihoods and “brought terror.”He added that he is afraid, but remains defiant.“Of course, that's normal for a human being [to be afraid], but their intent is to silence us. But what we are doing, it's our duty. We cannot be silent. We owe this to our children.”'Development aggression'The struggles of environmental activists in the country go back decades, explained Carlos Conde, a senior researcher with Human Rights Watch based in Manila.There was a term for it in the 1970s: “development aggression.”  The Philippines has been ranked as one of the most dangerous places in the world for environmental activists. Credit: Ashley Westerman/The World “This mainly refers to development projects that tend to displace environment and Indigenous people's communities,” Conde said. “And this has resulted in conflict.”He said that much of the conflict stems from the government ignoring the requirement to get consent for projects from Indigenous communities called the Free, Prior and Informed Consent: a guiding, international human rights principle that basically says governments must consult and work with Indigenous communities before making decisions — such as building developments — that affect them. The Philippines government often ignores the requirement to get consent for development projects from Indigenous communities. Credit: Ashley Westerman/The World Meanwhile, increased activity by communist insurgents in some of the same areas is creating a volatile situation, he added.“That's why, now, with the Philippine government and national security's establishment, basically, they're targeting Indigenous people's communities. But in many instances, these Indigenous people's communities who are against the project are not necessarily insurgents.”Conde said there is middle ground between development that the country sorely needs and the rights of Indigenous communities, but it comes down to the government making a deliberate effort to listen to them.‘We are not anti-development'The current administration of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has so far been silent on both the Luzon 7 and recent bombings.Some analysts say that's just part of keeping up the facade that Marcos has united support in the north, where he hails from. His home province Ilocos Norte is a picturesque place where the Cordillera Mountains meet the waves of the West Philippine Sea.It is also rich in natural sources, both on the land and in the sea, said activist Genaro Dela Cruz, who is from the same province and is head of the Ilocos Human Rights Alliance.“Illocos Norte actually was named as the center for renewable energy in Southeast Asia, not only in the Philippines, because of the windmill and solar farms that generate electricity.” Protesters say they're not anti-development, but want to protect Indigenous lands in the Philippines. Credit: Ashley Westerman/The World But these developments threaten the communities there, said the veteran environmental activist, who has also experienced harassment by authorities for his activism.Dela Cruz said the idea that activists are against development is a misunderstanding.“We are not anti-development, but we want to put up development projects for the people and not for a few ones, or the rich ones.”He said he hopes that including his community in conversations about development will ensure the projects benefit everyone.Related: Record-breaking inflation rates in the Philippines are pushing people to take on extra jobs

Ryan Farinas (he/him), a second generation Filipino-American who is the only child of Mr and Mrs. Farinas of San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte. Personally, Ryan struggled in embracing his own cultural identity but through learning what his own culture has to offer and give, he was able to learn the language, specifically the culture, superstitious, tradition that we practice and why we do certain things that can seem to be very complex. To this day, since the interview Ryan continues to  still learn about his own  Filipino identity and culture. To get a sense of how Filipinos are and which is why we're separated from other cultures. Filipinos are regarded as such hard working people, having a mindset to work hard and live a good life and provide for their family. Our culture has so much to offer and learn about. The practices we do, the types of food we eat, it's so interesting learning about it from our parents, our grandparents, our family. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kasamahancollective/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kasamahancollective/support

Welcome back to the stories of the Ilocano people of the Philippines. In the first story, the Monkey is a jerk to the turtle and then is jerky to the other monkeys. In the second, a fisherman think the fish he caught was a priest. His wife thinks it is the governor. Both think they have committed a crime and try to run away. The third story is about a president who wished that he had horns, and then wishes he didn't when the people come to see. The fourth story is about a monkey that loses his tail but then trades up to get some cookies, but then he meets a dog. and finally, the fifth story is about a childless couple that find a magical gourd baby. And I'll leave it at that. Source: Philippine Folk Tales by Mabel Cook Cole 1916 Sound FX: Ocean Philippines, calm waves, Cebub.wav by htnfilms1 via Freesounds.org Music: 2017 UCLA PCN Filipino Tinikling recorded by Rick Cadiente Creative Commons Narrator: Dustin Steichmann Podcast Shoutout: Shonen Flop Not every manga can make it in Shonen Jump like Dragonball Z, One Piece, or Naruto. Listen in to David and Jordan discussing the mangas that got canceled, and what they could have done to have stayed afloat instead of becoming a Shonen Flop. Learn more at shonenflop.com. You can reach us at shonenflop@gmail.com Listener Shoutout: Mogadishu, Somalia "Fishing boat Ilocos Norte, Philippines" by Bernard Spragg is marked with CC0 1.0. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sandman-stories/message

#GPSHolyWeek Dalawang probinsya ang ating destinasyon sa huling bahagi ng ating serye ngayong Semana Santa. Dadayuhin naman natin ang pito sa mga makasaysayang simbahan sa mga probinsya ng Ilocos Sur at Ilocos Norte.

Charieze Lianne, but you can call me Charieze/Char. She was born in Ilocos Norte and moved to Hawai'i at the age of 7 years old. I have grown up in a traditional Filipino household and can still fluently speak Tagalog and can understand Ilocano. I am now a full time student at University of Hawaii at Manoa double majoring in Human Development Family Studies and Philippine Language and Culture. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kasamahancollective/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kasamahancollective/support

It's a Friday for GTWM Year 11 and for the first time in 7 episodes, we have a non-AMA show! Alex is still in tow as the two boys take calls from all over the world checking in on peoples love lives. It's a fun time tonight so lets hang. Caller #1 is Donna who is 41yrs old from Bulacan. Donna is in a sexless marriage so she took it upon herself to find a Fubu. One time she was successfully and the other time she was unhappy with the guys performance. How many chances do guys get to be better in bed? Caller #2 is Iggy who is 26yrs old from Ilocos Norte. Iggy has been in a 5 year relationship and for the past few years hes been meeting up with other girls he meets online. Theres one girl now that is hinting at some sexual stuff and he thinks he may only NOW be crossing the cheating line. Caller #3 is Kelly who is 26yrs old in Copenhagen. Kelly is a beautiful new mom living in Denmark and her father-in-law stares at her while she breastfeeds and he likes hugging her close. Her manyak alarm is going off big time. Powered by Anchor.fm , we will see you on another episode of GTWM tomorrow. Thanks for the download and please support the podcast by donating as little as $0.99 cents via Anchor at: anchor.fm/djmotwister --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/djmotwister/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/djmotwister/support

A conversation with Dr. Celina Hayashi about what it was like growing up not only in the island of Hawai'i but specifically the island of Maui as a Filipino whose dreams are to make her ancestors proud such as her grandparents whom emigrated from the farmlands of Ilocos Norte, Philippines in 1946 in order to give their children and future grandchildren the opportunity to pursue a better life through higher education in America. Through their sacrifices in coming to the US and the backbreaking work they endured as the lowest-paid “sakadas” in Hawaiʻi‘s pineapple fields. If you want to listen to previous episodes, visit our website at kasamahancollective.com! Follow us on our instagram for more updates @kasamahanco and watch our youtube for our daily kwentuhans! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kasamahancollective/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kasamahancollective/support

The Wildcast EP35 Tomas Leonor -Walking Across the Philippines Tomas Leonor is an Artist Activist and Outdoorsman in 2011 he was awarded as one of the Pitong Pinoy's by Yahoo Philippines an award that recognises Filipinos that have touched the lives of many, made and impact on society, and spread hope to the country. I've known Tomas since our days volunteering as member of the Greenpeace Boat Team and he is someone that definitely ticks all those boxes. It all started with a single step a step that would change so many people's lives. On January 11, 2010 he took that tentative first step in Pagudpod, Ilocos Norte and after 58 days found himself at the southern tip of Luzon in Matnog, Sorsogon walking 1300km entirely on foot and raising 1.5 Million pesos for Children with Cancer. In April 2011 he started walking again this time through the Visayan Islands of the Philippines crossing 7 of the Philippine Islands walking 1241.5kms in 54 days. His walk not only inspired the children in the cancer wards to fight for their lives it inspired hundreds of other individuals to start their own walks that would echo across the globe for different advocacies -most famous of which was the climate walk of Environmental Activist brothers Yeb and AG Saño after typhoon Yolanda. Walking has brought not only new life to many children, it brought new meaning to Tomas' life -and he has never been the same since. ------- As part of our evolution in this second season we are working towards making the Wildcast more sustainable by creating avenues where listeners can help us continue to provide you all with these amazing conversations so you can show your support for the Wildcast by buying us a coffee through www.buymeacoffee.com/Wildcast. This helps us invest in better equipment, allow us to host the podcast online, and create better content for all of you listeners. SUPPORT THE WILDCAST BY BUYING US A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/Wildcast

Here are your news on web: - Gov't task force open to ECQ extension if steep rise in covid-19 cases continues — Galvez - DOH to now include positive antigen test results in Covid-19 tally - Vaccination in Manila to continue throughout Holy Week - Observance of Holy Week in Ilocos Norte goes virtual - 65-yr. old Fil-Am woman assaulted in New York City - Derek Ramsay, Ellen Adarna is engaged - Pacquiao, Crawford reportedly in talks for Abu Dhabi clash in June - TECH TALK: Online site and apps for a virtual Holy Week For more news and details, visit our website www.mb.com.ph and get a copy of the Manila Bulletin newspaper tomorrow. You may also subscribe to our newsletter at https://mb.com.ph/newsletter-subscrip... to have the day's latest news delivered to your inbox.

Sermon Title: Characteristics Of A Healthy Christian Speaker(s): Rev. Provy R. Cadelina Date: January 24, 2021 Service: Sunday Afternoon Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Facebook: https://facebook.com/hosannabbc.org Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

Sermon Title: God's Purpose for HBBC Part 4 Speaker: Rev. Provy R. Cadelina Date: January 24, 2021 Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Facebook: https://facebook.com/hosannabbc.org Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

"Itong kabuuang idea tungkol sa church membership ay parang counterproductive para sa marami ngayon. Para naman yatang unfriendly, o kaya'y parang elitista, na sabihing ang ilan ay “in” at ang iba naman ay “out”? In fact, kumbinsido ako na, kung magiging tama lang ang pagkakaunawa natin dito, isa ito sa mahalagang hakbang na dapat nating gawin para ma-revitalized ang mga chuches natin, ma-evangelized ang bansa natin, matupad ang misyon ni Cristo sa buong mundo, at sa gayo'y makapagbigay ng karangalan para sa Diyos!" -- Mark Dever, Understanding Church Leadership Bakit nga ba maraming mga churches ngayon sa Pilipinas ang hindi nagpa-practice ng biblical church membership? Bakit mahalagang maunawaan natin ang itinuturo ng Bibliya tungkol sa church at sa pagiging members nito? Ano ang mga negative consequences kung papabayaan natin ito? Anu-ano ang mga hakbang na pwede nating gawin para maging deliberate at intentional ang membership sa church? Pag-uusapan natin 'yan sa Episode #7 ng Church Matters. Makakasama nina Ptr. Derick (Baliwag Bible Christian Church), Ptr. Franco (International Baptist Church of Manila) at John Hofilena (Redeemer Christian Church Manila) si Lee Andrew Lim, pastor ng Gospel Light Baptist Church, Batac City, Ilocos Norte.

Don't Look Back Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 20, 2021 Mid Week Prayer Meeting Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Facebook: https://facebook.com/hosannabbc.org Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

God's Purpose For HBBC Part 3 Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 17, 2021 Sunday Morning Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Facebook: https://facebook.com/hosannabbc.org Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

The Lord's Supper Rev. Provy R. Cadelina Rev. Alejandro G. Cadelina January 17, 2021 Sunday Afternoon Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Facebook: https://facebook.com/hosannabbc.org Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

God's Purpose For HBBC Part 2 Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 13, 2021 Mid Week Prayer Meeting Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Facebook: https://facebook.com/hbbcm.inc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

Preserving A Team Spirit Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 10, 2021 Sunday Morning Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Facebook: https://facebook.com/hbbcm.inc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

God's Purpose For HBBC Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 10, 2021 Sunday Afternoon Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Facebook: https://facebook.com/hbbcm.inc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

Press On Part 2 Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 6, 2020 Midweek Prayer Meeting Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Facebook: https://facebook.com/hbbcm.inc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

Stand And Make A Difference Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 3, 2020 Sunday Morning Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Facebook: https://facebook.com/hbbcm.inc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021

Positive Steps In Order To Make A Difference In 2021 Rev. Provy R. Cadelina January 3, 2021 Sunday Afternoon Worship Service Ilokano Preaching Visit Us: Brgy. 4, San Simon 1, Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines Connect with Us: Facebook: https://facebook.com/hbbcm.inc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hosannabbc Web: https://www.hosannabbc.org Email: info@hosannabbc.org All Rights Reserved 2021