Planting Faith in the Hearts of Children Through Superbook

What do you want your child to grow up knowing?

For many parents, it’s important that their children grow up with faith in God. That’s why some schools and families use Superbook as a helpful tool in teaching Bible stories and values.

Last February, a two-day Sabay-Sabay Lilipad Caravan, a Superbook event that travels to different parts of the Philippines to share the Good News of Christ, was held in Aroroy, Masbate.

The first stop was at Rufo C. Pajes Sr. Central School. Elementary students gathered to watch Superbook and meet Gizmo. Even though it was a hot day, the children and teachers actively joined the singing, dancing, and games. 

They watched the Superbook episode “Doubting Thomas,” where they learned to trust and have faith in Jesus.

The second event took place at the Tico Maristela Sports and Cultural Center, where children from nearby schools and churches attended. They were excited to watch and participate in the activities. One of the attendees, Eliyah (center), shared, “We watch Superbook in school, and it helped me learn more about God… He is good and powerful.”


The children eagerly joined the games, shared the Bible verses they had learned, and even the teachers participated. They also watched the Superbook episode “Doubting Thomas.” Every school and church present had the opportunity to take photos with Gizmo and dance The Salvation Poem with him twice!


The event was organized with the help of Ms. Noemi Salvacion Berces, owner and former principal of Learning Is Fun Children’s Center, one of the participating schools.

She shared, “We use Superbook as part of our curriculum to teach the Word of God to our students. Through the stories, they learn about Him at an early age. And when parents see what their children are learning, we also help connect them to churches near their community.”

Through Superbook, children are learning about God while families are being guided closer to Him.

As written in Book of Proverbs 22:6:

“Direct your children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not leave it.”

Together, we can continue planting seeds of faith in the next generation and the generations to come. Partner with us and help reach more children across the Philippines by visiting www.cbnasia.com/give

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Can God Restore a Broken Heart?

Sometimes, life’s trials can feel overwhelming, thankfully, God’s love has a way of bringing hope even in the darkest moments.

Melanie Remigio can attest to that.

Melanie’s husband went to Saipan to work and provide for their family. For three years, they were in a long-distance relationship, and Melanie believed their marriage was still strong.

Her world was shattered when she later discovered that her husband had been unfaithful. Their relationship became distant, and the pain was heavy.

Yet, for the sake of their only daughter, Melanie chose to endure the pain.

Have you ever found yourself enduring, holding on, because you knew someone was depending on you? Where do you depend on?

Melanie found out she can depend on God.

During her lowest point, she came across The 700 Club Asia. She felt it was God’s way of comforting her and giving her hope. She was drawn to the program because it shares stories, including testimonies about marriage.

“The host at that time was sharing about struggles in her marriage. I felt like the episode was meant for me, and it seemed as if the hosts were already praying for me,” Melanie shared.

Encouraged by what she watched, Melanie began to believe that there was still hope for her marriage. She prayed to the Lord and held on to His promise that what God has joined together cannot be separated.

Despite the challenges she was facing, Melanie chose to be a blessing to others. She donated to CBN Asia to help those in need.

“I believe that when you give cheerfully and wholeheartedly, God will bless you abundantly in return,” she shares.

God moved in Melanie’s family. She and her husband had an open, heart-to-heart conversation and were given a chance to restore their marriage. Her husband promised never to repeat his mistake, and Melanie felt a deep sense of relief.

Their relationship was not only restored but grew stronger. They began calling each other more often, and their family bond deepened.

Soon after, Melanie was blessed with a food business, while her husband found a better job in Saipan. Grateful for God’s faithfulness, she was able to give again to God’s ministry, CBN Asia.

“Do not lose hope. Stay close to the Lord, because nothing is impossible when you pray to Him,” she encourages.

Are you coming to God with a broken heart?

Melanie’s story is a reminder that even in the midst of pain and betrayal, God’s love is always at work. No matter how difficult the situation may seem, with faith, prayer, and perseverance, restoration and blessings are possible.

Do you need someone to pray for you? The CBN Asia Prayer Center is here 24/7. Call 8-737-0-700.

If God is touching your heart to be a tangible expression of His love, partner with CBN Asia by giving at cbnasia.com/give.

Do You Feel Hopeless Right Now?

Maybe you’ve been struggling for a long time. You’re trying to stay strong, but the weight of everything has made it hard to keep going.

Can you relate to that feeling?

Daniel Dela Cruz knows exactly how you feel. His story began with loss, carried years of pain, and almost convinced him that his life will always be broken and hopeless.

When his parents separated, he was left in the care of his grandmother and aunt. As years passed, one question haunted him.

“Why did my parents leave me?” he lamented.

If you’ve ever felt abandoned, you know that pain doesn’t just disappear. It follows you and shapes how you see yourself.

And sometimes, the hardest truth to accept is this: the people closest to you are the ones who hurt you the most. In Daniel’s case, the abuse came from his own uncle. Simple mistakes turned violent.

“Every time my uncle saw me do something wrong, he would scold me and beat me. One time, I just bought the wrong thing, and he strangled me with a wire,” Daniel shared.

Can you imagine being a child and realizing you are not safe? That was Daniel’s reality. He began to question his worth.

“I kept asking myself, why do I have to experience things like this? It felt like I was never treated as family,” he recalled.

Maybe you’ve asked the same thing, “Why am I the one going through this?” Maybe you’ve wondered if something is wrong with you to deserve that kind of treatment.

Daniel carried the same questions. The only person who truly understood him was his grandmother. But when she passed away, he lost his protector, “When my grandmother was gone, that’s when I started trying all kinds of things, because I felt like no one loved me anymore.”

With no one to lean on, he learned to fend for himself. He sold candies and dried fish just to survive. Still, the abuse continued. Eventually, the pain hardened into anger.

At just Grade 5, Daniel began drinking, engaging in vices, joining gangs, and getting into constant fights. His life became a cycle of rebellion and trouble. Deep inside, he was just a hurting child.

“I questioned God. Of all the people in the world, why did I have to be the one to experience that kind of cruelty? No one knew how much I was struggling.”

If you’re going through something similar—lost, unloved, and hurting in silence—know that you’re not alone. Even in the darkest moments, God can rescue you in ways you never expect.

For Daniel, that rescue came in a simple invitation. A friend’s father asked him to join a youth camp. That moment changed his life. He heard the pastor’s message: “No matter what you’re going through right now, the Lord is there for you. There is still hope for you.

Daniel cried, “Lord, I surrender my life to You.”

God answered his prayer and Daniel’s life changed.

Daniel became active in church, finished a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies, and later served as a camp director and Bible school professor. His passion to serve also led him to missions work in Thailand and Cambodia, where he helped start churches and a basketball ministry.

“God gave me the love I didn’t feel from my parents. He gave me peace in my heart. He gave me a new life. So Lord, I will serve You,” Daniel testified.

As a result of following the Lord, Daniel’s family began to heal. God helped him forgive his uncle and parents. His relationship with his father was restored, and he introduced Daniel to his new family. They also had the opportunity to know Jesus and started attending church more often.

“There is still hope. The Lord is always there, no matter what happens in life. We only need to keep trusting Him,” he ended.

If you feel broken and hopeless right now, if you wonder if things will ever get better, God says otherwise.

Like Daniel, there is still hope for you. God has not given up on you. No matter how painful your past has been, He can restore what was broken, heal what was wounded, and give you a future filled with purpose.

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” (2 Corinthians 5:17 NIV)

Your story is not over. Your pain is not the end. In Jesus, a new beginning is always possible. Come to Him and receive your new life.

Superbook Bisaya Caravan: How a Simple Market Encounter Led to a Family Experience

The Superbook Bisaya Caravan: Sabay-Sabay Lilipad continues its mission of sharing God’s love with children across the southern Philippines. This time, the team traveled to Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, to bring the Good News of Jesus through songs, games, and a memorable time with the SuperCrew and everyone’s favorite robot friend, Gizmo!

One of the certified Batang Superbook fans they met was Ravon. While the SuperCrew was passing through the market, they noticed a young boy quietly watching them. At first, they thought he was simply being friendly—until they realized his eyes were fixed on the Gizmo design printed on a crew member’s shirt.

When they approached him, his mother, Rosemarie, shared that Ravon is a huge Superbook fan. It was perfect timing, because the Caravan had an event that same day at Victory Dumaguete, so the team happily invited the whole family.

Ravon and his family arrived early. He came excitedly, proudly wearing the mini Superbook bag he had received from one of the SuperCrew.

Growing up in a Christian home, Ravon has been learning about who God is and what the Bible teaches. “My son loves watching Superbook,” Rosemarie shared. “He and his sister used to watch it on TV. Now, they watch it on the phone.”

She emphasized the importance of choosing shows that teach good values and help children honor the Lord. “I watched Superbook when I was single. Now that I have a family, I want my kids to know it, too. I encourage parents to let their children watch shows that teach values, like Superbook. It will help them as they grow.”

As the event began, the children filled the venue with vibrant energy. They danced enthusiastically, and many parents joined in. They later watched the Superbook episode Miracles of Jesus, learning about the true and amazing miracles only Jesus can do.

Excitement grew even more during the games, especially Galactic Word Quest, where kids searched for names of Bible characters. Many children rushed to the stage, eager to participate.

To wrap up the day, the kids finally met Gizmo, danced The Salvation Poem, and took pictures with him. Each child also went home with a Superbook loot bag.

Thanks to the support of partners and generous friends, Superbook continues to share the hope of Jesus across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. You can help reach more children by visiting www.cbnasia.com/give.

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Superbook Brings Christmas Hope to Japan’s Elderly in 2025

“Let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.”

— 1 John 3:18

In Japan—where fewer than one percent of the population is Christian—many elderly men and women have never heard the stories of Jesus, never opened a Bible, and never encountered the hope found in God’s Word. As the nation faces a rapidly aging population, increasing loneliness among seniors, and families searching for comfort and meaning in later seasons of life, this generation remains one of the least reached with the Gospel.

This past Christmas season in Tokyo, CBN Asia shared God’s love in tangible and compassionate ways through Superbook videos, DVDs, and carefully prepared faith-based materials in Japanese. These resources were distributed to nine elderly care facilities during a time of year that can be especially difficult for seniors who experience isolation or limited family visits.

The response from facility staff was deeply encouraging. 

“We placed the booklet ‘Something More Important Than Life’ on the bookshelf in our dining area. Residents often pick it up and read it while waiting for meals. We also watched the Superbook DVD at Christmas, and it created a warm and positive atmosphere. Thank you so much for your kindness.”— Ms. Nagasawa

“Thank you very much for the Superbook DVDs. The elderly residents also enjoyed the activities and brain exercises. These materials brought new joy and engagement to our daily programs.”— Ms. Yokota

“Thank you for sending the Superbook DVDs and booklets. These resources were prepared with great consideration for the Japanese audience. We are truly grateful.”— Mr. Osumi, Head Manager

Many of the elderly residents reached through this outreach are non-Christian and have had little or no prior exposure to the Bible. Often overlooked in evangelistic efforts, they are nonetheless open to stories that offer comfort, compassion, and meaning. These gentle introductions to biblical values through Superbook materials invite reflection and peace and can even create opportunities for meaningful conversations when their children and grandchildren visit and watch together.

CBN Asia’s mission to share the love of Christ in ways that are culturally sensitive, respectful, and life-giving continues to open doors across Japan. This outreach was made possible through the vision and prayers of Ms. Myra Shimamoto, a Christian volunteer who has faithfully served in Japan for many years with a deep heart for the elderly and their families. CBN Asia also extends sincere appreciation to business leaders like Mr. Akira Shimamoto for opening their facilities and for their ongoing dedication to caring for seniors in the community.

Ms. Shimamoto shared:

“The Japanese managers, staff, and caregivers welcomed these materials because they are stories of encouragement and compassion. Daily life in these facilities can be very challenging. My hope is that through these godly stories—available in Japanese—the elderly and those who look after them may experience comfort and God`s love during difficult moments.”

As we look to the future, you can continue to be part of what God is doing in Japan. Your prayers and support help bring hope to those who may otherwise never hear the message of Christ—one Superbook story, one family, and one community at a time.

May the Lord bless you richly as you partner with CBN Asia to share the love of Jesus in Japan.

(Writer: Avic Castillo-Tatlonghari)

God Sees and Rewards Your Generous Heart

Do you struggle to give when you barely have anything left?

Dina Sison’s story proves that our resources do not come from our own ability, but from a God who faithfully cares and provides.

It all starts with having a heart like God’s. Dina was encouraged to join CBN Asia after watching The 700 Club Asia and seeing the ministry’s humanitarian efforts.

It inspired her to become a volunteer at CBN Asia while teaching preschoolers and working in a production company full time, until God opened a permanent position for her in 2024. As Dina enjoys her job, God started to use her in His Kingdom building.

In one of CBN Asia’s all-staff gathering, Dina believes God spoke to her through the guest speaker, Maloi Salumbides.

“Invest on others and invest on eternity by being a faithful partner of your own ministry,” she recalled.

This made a mark on Dina’s heart as she realized she can be part of the cheerful givers supporting the ministry’s mission to share Jesus and help others.

When God calls you, do you instantly respond, or do you find it hard to obey?

Dina wanted to obey wholeheartedly. However, where there is spark, there can also be the wind that quickly blows off the fire in one’s heart.

Though she wanted give and support the ministry, bills and expenses kept piling up. She worried that there won’t be enough left for her daily needs.

This worry came from one of her trials in the past – when her mom had an eye operation and they were not financially ready.

“I don’t want to worry again about where to get the needs of my mother,” Dina shared.

Thankfully, God works in mysterious ways. As she walks in the dark, God met her, became her light, and helped them get through this tough time.

This trial became a reminder and a promise from God that she held on to.

“God provided for my mom, He can do it again,” Dina declared as she reminds herself of what God promised.

“And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 4:19 NIV)

With joy and courage from God’s reminder, Dina committed to give monthly to CBN Asia.

God honored her obedience. He blessed Dina through her relative, who provided enough funds to support her trip to Japan for her cousin’s wedding.

The blessings did not stop there–God also used Dina to bless others, one of them being her sister, who went on a mission trip to Japan.

“Even if we are lacking, the Lord will never run dry in providing for us,” Dina testified.

Is it your desire to obey God fully, yet your financial struggles make giving feel impossible?

May Dina’s story give you joy and confidence that God is a promise keeper and rewards the cheerful giver. Partner with us today, visit cbnasia.com/give.

God Can Turn Your Prayer into a Miracle

When was the last time you witnessed a miracle?

For Milagros Napilot, that moment came unexpectedly.

Milagros, who serves as a cook in their church, suddenly struggled to breathe after a long day. Her daughter, Zam, noticed something was terribly wrong when she saw saliva dripping from her mother’s mouth and Milagros no longer responding.

What started as a normal day at church quickly turned into a frightening moment for their family.

Rushed to the hospital, Milagros was found in critical condition. Her blood sugar had spiked dangerously, and her kidneys were failing.

“Lord… are You going to take my mother?” Zam cried out in despair.

Milagros spent two long weeks in the ICU. Because the hospital had no dialysis machine, she had to be transferred to another hospital in Manila for treatment.

However, finding a hospital with an available dialysis slot was difficult, and her condition continued to worsen. Her body began to swell, and she started to produce a black discharge. Because of this, the doctors said that Milagros will need to undergo dialysis for the rest of her life.

“I was heartbroken when I found out I would need dialysis for the rest of my life. I kept thinking about where we would get the money and how hard it would be for me and my family,” Milagros recalled.

Are you praying for healing? Hold on to faith and trust that God hears every prayer.

While Milagros fought for her life in the hospital, she held tightly to the prayers of her loved ones. One of Milagros’ close friends, Priscilla, reached out to The 700 Club Asia Preshow, and asked viewers to pray for her.

During the Live Kwentuhan, the hosts prayed for Milagros, bringing hope to her and her family.

God heard that powerful prayer, and a miracle happened! After just the third of six dialysis sessions, the black discharge that had been troubling Milagros’ body stopped completely.

“The doctors told me my condition has improved, and I no longer need to undergo dialysis,” Milagros shared with joy.

Her condition gradually improved, and thanks to the support they received, they didn’t have to pay any medical bills.

“I was amazed by the generosity of people who helped us financially. We were able to buy my mother’s medicines,” Zam shared.

If you are praying for healing—for yourself or for a loved one—let Milagros’ story inspire you of God’s faithfulness and the power of prayer. When hope seems lost, the power of prayer can turn fear into a miracle.

“Thank you to The 700 Club Asia and everyone who prayed for me. Through their prayers, God showed me that He truly listens and answers to our prayers,” Milagros said.

Do you need someone to talk to and pray for you? Call the CBN Asia Prayer Center at 8-737-0-700.

If God is touching your heart to become our partner in sharing God’s Word, His power, and blessings with others, visit cbnasia.org/give.

Can God Restore a Mother’s Life Through Prayer?

Billy didn’t know it yet, but he was about to see it for himself.

When the phone rang that day, Billy felt his heart sink.

His mother, Corazon, had suffered a sudden seizure and was rushed to a hospital in Cabuyao. Everything happened so fast that Billy could barely understand what was going on.

“On my way there, I was trembling with fear,” he recalled.

When Billy arrived at the hospital, the news hit him like a heavy blow.

“They told me my mother was 50/50… that it was impossible for her to recover.”

The doctors warned that she might end up in a vegetative state. Standing there, Billy felt helpless, the weight of uncertainty pressing down on him. Yet in the midst of fear, he grasped the only lifeline he had, faith.

He whispered the prayer that poured straight from his heart.

“Lord, please heal my mother. Restore her.”

Like Billy, are you worried about a loved one’s health? If so, you can bring your concerns to God in prayer, like what he did.

Even as worry threatened to consume Billy, a quiet peace began to settle over his spirit, “The Lord will not allow the negative things I imagine to happen.”

Longing for hope, Billy found himself scrolling through The 700 Club Asia Facebook Page, almost as if God gently led him there.

With trembling hands and a heavy heart, he sent a message asking for prayer for his mother. It wasn’t long or complicated, just a son’s desperate cry wrapped in faith.

A prayer counselor responded and prayed for his mom and family. Billy clung to that moment. Every word felt like a reminder that God is still in control.

Deep inside, he believed, “’Lord, I want to see Your glory’. God is going to do something great.”

Days later, the impossible happened. Nanay Corazon woke up.

Slowly at first, then fully, moving her hands, body, and even speaking clearly. Doctors were stunned. Her recovery wasn’t supposed to be possible. Yet here she was, sitting up, smiling, and gaining strength day by day. It was a miracle that no medical explanation could fully capture.

And the miracle didn’t stop there. All their hospital bills, every single one, were provided for. The burden that Billy feared would crush their family was lifted completely. Nanay Corazon went home restored, healed, and stronger than before.

Today, almost six years later, she continues to walk in the strength God gave her.

“It was a big miracle… and God gave me strength again!” Nanay Corazon testified.

That experience changed Billy. What began as a desperate cry for help became a living testimony of God’s faithfulness.

Grateful for what God has done and for the support he received through The 700 Club Asia, Billy made the decision to give and support the ministry’s mission. For him, it was a way to sow back into the work that stood with him through one of the hardest moments of his life.

And now, he holds a deeper confidence in God’s love and provision, one he carries into his daily life and shares with his family.

“I can say that God truly provides,” Billy happily shared.

If you’re facing a difficult situation today, maybe sickness, fear, or uncertainty, know that God sees what you’re going through. The same God who restored Nanay Corazon is the same God who can move in your situation.

“For with God nothing will be impossible.” (Luke 1:37 NKJV)

Let’s pray together:

Heavenly Father, please touch every person reading this. Bring healing where there is sickness, peace where there is fear, and provision where there is need. Remind them that nothing is impossible for You. Surround them with Your comfort, strength, and hope. Amen.

Billy’s family experienced God’s miracle, and your support helps make stories like this possible.

Every prayer answered, every person encouraged, every life touched happens because of faithful partners who choose to stand with The 700 Club Asia, CBN Asia’s flagship program.

Partner with us today and bring hope to more families in need. Visit https://cbnasia.com/give for more information.

Here’s How You Can Find Hope in Your Darkest Moments

Have you ever wondered if hope can still be found when everything falls apart? When life keeps throwing a series of trials, and you don’t know what to do.

Kate Boren found herself in the same situation, too.

Worry filled her when her firstborn, Isaiah, was diagnosed with autism at 2 years old. The doctor’s observation about their son’s speech delay left Kate and her husband distressed.

Yet, amid their concern, she was also in denial. Countless questions flooded her mind as she poured out her heart to the Lord, wondering why this was happening to her family when she had been faithfully serving at church.

During this challenging season, Kate came across an episode of The 700 Club Asia featuring Daisy Callanta, a mother who faced a similar struggle with her son, Josiah.

Hearing their testimony rekindled Kate’s hope and renewed her faith that Isaiah, too, would one day find his voice. It was also through the program that the friendship between the two women blossomed.

With consistent therapy, her son’s speech began to improve, bringing immense joy to the family. Their happiness grew even more when Kate was blessed with another son.

However, another wave of hardship struck when she lost her job during the pandemic, forcing her to stop Isaiah’s therapy sessions. Not long after, Kate also suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage, losing what would have been their third child.

Overwhelmed by grief, she fell into depression and felt utterly hopeless.

Where do you turn to in the middle of your pain?

God comforted Kate through one of her passions—music.

Her husband, Francis, stood by her side and offered encouragement by suggesting she try busking. Though hesitant at first, Kate decided to give it a try.

Singing and playing the guitar for a live audience became her way of praising the Lord, especially as she performed worship songs. In doing so, she not only expressed her devotion but also inspired those who listened.

The new source of income allowed her son to resume his therapy sessions, where he continued to make steady progress.

As Kate continued watching The 700 Club Asia, her faith in the Lord grew even stronger and reminded her of His guidance and provision at every step of her life.

“You will fall and then you will get back up. You will learn to trust completely in the Lord,” she shared.

If you’re struggling to find hope in your darkest moment, remember that God has not left you. The same God who spoke light into the darkness can speak life into your situation.

God moved in Kate’s life. He can do the same for you.

Be the reason someone finds hope today! Your giving helps us share God’s love to every home and heart. Visit www.cbnasia.org/give and partner with us in sharing God’s light.

Are You Facing the Impossible?

What if that very challenge could also become the proof of God’s power in your life?

For May Ann Isturis, that’s exactly what happened.

In 2013, May Ann felt a lingering anxiety after taking medicine for a mild case of mumps. Something didn’t feel right for her.

When she went for a checkup, she learned she was nine weeks pregnant. The doctor warned her to expect side effects—but nothing could have prepared her for what was coming.

When she gave birth to her youngest, their joy quickly turned to fear. The doctors discovered that her baby, Clhea, had a severe heart condition.

“With all the different types of heart conditions she has, I thought she might not make it. What I feared most was losing her too soon,” May Ann emotionally shared.

When trials seem impossible to overcome, where do you find hope?

For May Ann, The 700 Club Asia became a lifeline. One evening, she and her husband chanced upon the program where the host was praying for children with heart conditions. She immediately joined and claimed the prayer for Clhea.

She also reached out to the CBN Asia Prayer Center for guidance and comfort. The encouragement she received strengthened her in the darkest moments, reminding her that God is with her.

Even in hardship, the couple found hope in giving.

“Even when you’re in need, it feels different when you can help someone,” she said.

At just three years old, Clhea underwent her first major surgery. Years later, in 2018, another major operation had to be performed on her heart.

Fear gripped May Ann as she worried that her daughter might not survive this time. But her husband reminded her that Clhea’s innocent faith, expressed even in a simple drawing, was a sign of trust in God.

Sometimes, it’s the children who show us what real faith looks like.

Are you facing something that feels completely out of your control? Maybe what you need is not to keep it all together, but to have a childlike faith that whispers, “Jesus loves you, and He is in control.”

That’s exactly what May Ann held on to when her daughter underwent the Extracardiac Fontan—an open-heart surgery meant to help her blood flow properly. When Clea’s condition turned critical, May Ann did the only thing she knew to do—she surrendered her daughter completely to God in prayer.

“Lord, I know You love Clhea. I surrender her to You, and I believe You will bring her back to me,” May Ann prayed.

Once again, the Prayer Center became their refuge. The consistent prayers and support lifted their hearts as Clhea slowly recovered.

For 43 long days, she fought for her life in the hospital—every heartbeat a reminder of God’s faithfulness. But with each passing day, their hospital bills kept growing, until the total soared past 1.5 million pesos.

God proved His faithfulness again through generous donations. Thankfully, every expense was covered. May Ann recalls leaving the hospital not only relieved but also with a heart full of gratitude.

Today, Clhea thrives. Every heartbeat, every smile, is living proof of God’s miracle.

“Clhea became the reason we drew closer to the Lord,” May Ann testified.

Clea’s story reminds us that even when life feels out of control, God is still working behind the scenes—healing, providing, and proving His power through our faith.

Like May Ann, you can also experience how God turns fear into faith and impossibility into victory.

Partner with us today and help The 700 Club Asia and the CBN Asia Prayer Center reach more Filipinos with stories of hope, encouragement, and the life-changing power of prayer.

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