The job entails the strategic mobilization of local churches and ministerial groups/fellowships in order to (1) promote awareness of ACM and mission programs, (2) recruit qualified applicants for the Missionary Training Program (MTP), and (3) assist in the formation of missional communities.
Job Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree, preferably from Bible school/seminary, or equivalent work experience
At least 2 years intensive experience in people-related jobs
Missions experience/exposure is a must
Sound understanding of biblical principles
Sound English proficiency skills; knowledge of other languages and dialects an advantage
The job entails working closely with the Resource Development Manager and the Field Operations Manager to conceptualize, plan, and implement viable resource development initiatives in the assigned region.
Job Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Marketing, or equivalent work experience
Experience in resource development work for an NGO/NPO is an advantage
Working knowledge of resource development practices and procedures
Missions experience or exposure is an advantage
Understanding of biblical principles of fund raising
Understanding of basic principles of TV production is an advantage
Good organizational, planning, analytical, decision making, and presentation skills
Sound English proficiency skills; knowledge of other languages and dialects is an advantage
Excellent people skills across socio-economic classes
Ability to network and build rapport at the corporate level
Existing network of influencers and contacts is an advantage
Ability to work independently and with a team
Ability to work well under pressure and to adapt to sudden changes
Securing premises of CBN Asia; protecting company personnel and visitors by patrolling property, monitoring surveillance equipment, and inspecting the offices, building, and company equipment.
Key Responsibilities:
Inspect and patrol company premises regularly
Monitor property entrance
Authorize entrance of people and vehicles
Report any suspicious behaviors and/or activities
Secure all exits, doors, and windows
Monitor surveillance cameras
Respond to alarms and react accordingly in a timely manner
Provide assistance to company personnel and visitors, as needed
Communicate with law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency medical personnel in case of emergency
Monitor public access and ensure security of all personnel and visitors
Adhere to company policies and legal regulations
Provide detailed reports on daily activities and any unusual incidents that may have occurred
Qualifications:
College Graduate
Has 1 year equivalent working experience
Has 4-hour relevant security training, first aid-training, and self-defense training
Must have valid license for Security Guard/Officer
Excellent knowledge of security protocols
Able to operate security systems and emergency equipment
Able to read, understand and carry out oral and written instructions
Has good interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills
Has critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Able to react appropriately in stressful situations
With high level of attention to detail
Willing to work on extended hours
Can be trusted with confidential and financial matters
Able to manage multiple tasks within given time frames
It was a fine Wednesday morning for the residents of Abra who were just going about their usual routines. Light rain sizzle in the streets as the workers start their busy day, while others remained cooped up in their homes—oblivious to the tragedy that is about to befall the land.
Then a magnitude 7.0 earthquake jolted the whole province.
The next thing they know, everything they had was gone.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council reports that the strong quake claimed lives, injured hundreds, displaced thousands, and damaged billions-worth of homes and infrastructures in Abra and northern parts of Luzon.
The whole province and nearby areas spent the following days in state of utter shock—hoping and praying that they could rise from the rubble again.
To share a ray of hope to quake-stunned families in Abra, Operation Blessing Foundation Philippines, CBN Asia’s humanitarian arm, swiftly deployed a disaster response team to conduct a rapid assessment and deliver lifesaving help.
Operation Blessing’s staff and volunteers braved their way to Abra and is set to reach survivors who are still reeling from one of the biggest earthquakes that shook the province.
The team has been coordinating and strategizing with the Local Government Unit to bring relief when and where it is needed most.
Through your prayers and support, we can help our kababayans get back on their feet!
Send hope by giving through GCash (Operation Blessing), through Operation Blessing’s website, or through the following bank accounts with account name: Operation Blessing Foundation Phils., Inc.:
Banco De Oro (BDO)
Peso Account: 003-000-055-279
Dollar Account: 103-000-11-3333
Swift Code: BNORPHMM
Union Bank of the Philippines
Peso Account: 00-216-072163-9
Dollar Account: 13-216-000170-0
Swift Code: UBPHPHMM
Metrobank
Peso Account: 270-3-27050273-4
Dollar Account: 270-2-27000282-4
Swift Code: MBTCPHMM
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
Peso Account: 3001-0040-33
In-kind donations are also welcome. Reach out to your kababayans in Abra by dropping off your donations to 538 MRR Road, Mahogany Industrial Compound, Manggahan, Pasig City—from Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Like many children, 11-year-old Czerina Adaya is heavily influenced by what she sees and hears on TV. Thankfully, watching Superbook inspires her to be obedient, polite, and God-loving.
“Superbook taught me to obey my parents, to pray every day, and to avoid saying bad words,” says Czerina, who discovered Superbook through YouTube and a Bible study.
The grade 6 student loves the show so much that she could not contain her excitement when she joined Superbook’sGizmo on the Go event at Robinsons General Trias Mall last week.
Czerina and all the certified Batang Superbook sang, danced, prayed, and played exciting games! They were all thrilled to meet the Super Crew and their favorite robot friend, Gizmo.
To Czerina, the part she enjoyed most was Gizmo Lab, where they were quizzed about their favorite subjects. She said it was an amazing experience as it was her first time on stage.
The kid is grateful that she continues to discover more about Jesus and His saving love in a fun way through Superbook and Gizmo on the Go. As she watches the show, Czerina also prays that her family would also experience the joy she found in Jesus.
“I know Jesus is my Lord and Savior, and I pray that He will also save my entire family,” Czerina shared.
She and her friends were accompanied by their Sunday school teacher, Melanie Luna from Jesus Is Lord Church, in General Trias, Cavite.
According to her teacher Melanie, watching Superbook is highly recommended by their church pastor because not only does it promote good values, but it also teaches biblical principles in an interactive and enjoyable way!
Seeing the positive impact Superbook has on her students, teacher Melanie encourages parents and teachers to let their children watch Superbook.
She hopes that instead of spending much time playing online games, more kids will be inspired to watch the show that helps with values formation. Teacher Melanie also hopes that through Superbook, God will continue to touch the hearts of both the young and the old.
“I pray that God will continue to bless the kids with strength, wisdom, and excellence, and that He will continue to help us parents and teachers in guiding our children’s spiritual walk. Even though we, too, are struggling, I pray that we will not give up,” she said.
Stay updated on Gizmo’s next stops! Follow Batang Superbook on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Tiktok. You can also support Superbook by being a partner. Visit SuperGifts PH on Shopee and Lazada now!
God saved you by his grace when you believed. And you can’t take credit for this;
it is a gift from God. – Ephesians 2:8-9
Is there anyone who comes to mind that you know messed up his life big time and yet God continues to love and forgive him? We might be quick to say that the person is undeserving but in God’s eyes, that person is still considered a recipient of His love and forgiveness!
My friend, this is God’s amazing grace. It must be the most difficult concept in the Bible to understand yet the very heart of the Father for all of us!
This is grace – God’s unmerited favor. In it, you and I have been given a gift we didn’t earn. The Bible even says that we are saved by grace expressed by God’s forgiveness of our sins. His blessings to us even include peace and fulfillment in this life and, in the life to come, unencumbered fellowship with Him for all eternity.
Isn’t that something that amazes you? That is how much God loves us! That is His boundless grace – at the cross, His Son died for your sins and mine. So, we could be with Him forever.
Not only does this grace fill our relationship with God. This same boundless grace pouring out in us is the same grace that allows us to endure trials and sufferings. Amidst uncertainties and the seemingly never-ending pandemic, God’s abounding grace sustains.
You may have developed habits and lifestyles that make it hard for you to receive and extend grace especially during this pandemic. But the Bible gives us hope and reminds us that through God’s help, the impossible will be made possible. Remember, God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that having all sufficiency in all things at all times, you may abound in every good work (2 Corinthians 9:8).
The boundless grace of God is the good news you help us bring every time you give to CBN Asia and we cannot thank you enough for your partnership that brings hope and transformation to thousands upon thousands of people.
Because you heed the call to partner with our Family of Ministries, once messed up lives are now filled with the transforming love and boundless love of God. Thank you for helping us become witnesses of God’s grace through our live TV Special of The 700 Club Asia “Boundless Grace” that aired last August 23 to September 3, 2021, on GMA.
By giving, you become a part of someone receiving the boundless grace from God. And as you continue to be an extension of God’s loving and helping hand through CBN Asia, may you receive God’s promises to those who faithfully give in His name. May His blessings overflow to you and to your family.
In His service,
PETER M. KAIRUZ President and CEO, CBN Asia Host, The 700 Club Asia
Are you wondering how you can spend a meaningful Holy Week during this time of pandemic?
Over the years, most Filipinos observe Holy Week through various outdoor activities such as visitinga church, going to prayer mountains, or enjoying a relaxing vacation with loved ones. However, doing such things may seem out of the question now, as most are on quarantine to stay safe from COVID-19.
Worry not, here are some ways to make your Lenten season still meaningful even when you’re stuck inside your household:
1. Spend time with God.
The world needs your prayers, now more than ever.
Whether as an individual or as a family, this quarantine provides an opportunity to spend more time with God. Close that door, open the Bible and meditate on God’s Word.
Ask, “What is this crisis telling me? How can this pandemic lead me closer to God?”
Apart from praying for protection, provision, and healing of this nation, may your prayer times be as Hannah Goodwyn puts it in her CBN article entitled Lent: What Is It Good For?“The days of Lent are a time of meditation, fasting and repentance, and a time to wage war against desires that may be contrary to God’s Word.”
Now that everybody’s at home, it could be a perfect time for expressing love, restoring relationships, and creating meaningful conversations with your family members.
Extend help.
Aside from taking care of the family, God also calls His people to show compassion to their neighbors. But, how can you perform acts of charity in a time of social distancing?
Good news! You can helpprotect the frontliners and help families who are severely affected by COVID-19 by donating to organizations, like Operation Blessing, which distributesmuch-needed protective gear and food packs to hospitals and communities. Also, avoiding hoarding supplies could help lessen the plight of others.
As the saying goes, every crisis is an opportunity. Being on a quarantine this Holy Week could be a good opportunity to spend time with God, spend time with your family, and extend help to your kababayans in need. May you have a safe and meaningful Holy Week.
Do you need prayers and encouragement? Send your prayer requests to CBN Asia Prayer Center or call 8-737-0700. We would love to pray for you!
