have not vs have service cover "Mabuhay" - pronounced "muh-BOO-hi" -Talog word meaning welcome / may you live / cheers / hurrah
Good turn out (42) both men and women to attend tonights Womens world day of prayer - this year is written by women from the Philippines and entitled "Am I being unfair to You"? Life is often unfair; this was discussed whilst thinking about the widening division between those who have and those who have not. Rice was given out to symbolise the sharing of the harvest. This is a "dagyaw" meaning the sharing of the Phillipines harvest. Amongst rice farmers the neighbours are called to help with the planting and harvesting. No one is paid but the harvest is shared among all. This dagyaw is good practice for building and sustaining community, an actualisation of compassion and care for each other. Does this seem fair to you? Something the cover of the service booklet emphasised showing those who have on the left and those with on the right. £116 was collected in the service.
Good turn out (42) both men and women to attend tonights Womens world day of prayer - this year is written by women from the Philippines and entitled "Am I being unfair to You"? Life is often unfair; this was discussed whilst thinking about the widening division between those who have and those who have not. Rice was given out to symbolise the sharing of the harvest. This is a "dagyaw" meaning the sharing of the Phillipines harvest. Amongst rice farmers the neighbours are called to help with the planting and harvesting. No one is paid but the harvest is shared among all. This dagyaw is good practice for building and sustaining community, an actualisation of compassion and care for each other. Does this seem fair to you? Something the cover of the service booklet emphasised showing those who have on the left and those with on the right. £116 was collected in the service.
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