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Missed Opportunities

The story is told of a young man who wished to marry the farmer’s
beautiful daughter. He went to the farmer to ask his permission. The
farmer looked him over and responded, “Son, go stand out in that field
and I’m going to release three bulls, one at a time. If you can catch
the tail of any one of the three bulls, you can marry my daughter.”

The young man stood in the pasture awaiting the first bull. The barn
door opened and out ran the biggest, meanest-looking bull he had ever
seen. He decided that one of the next bulls had to be a better choice
than this one, so he ran over to the side and let the bull pass through
the pasture out the back gate.

The barn door opened again. Unbelievable. He had never seen anything so
big and fierce in his life. It stood — pawing the ground, grunting,
slinging slobber — as it eyed him. Whatever the next bull was like, it
had to be a better choice than this one. He ran to the fence and let
the bull pass through the pasture out the back gate.

The door opened a third time. A smile came across his face. This was
the weakest, scrawniest little bull he had ever seen. This one was his
bull. As the bull came running by, he positioned himself just right and
jumped at just the exact moment. He grabbed … but the bull had no
tail!

We may miss out altogether.

Life is full of opportunities. Some will be easy to take advantage of,
some will be difficult. But once we let them pass — often in hopes of
something better — those opportunities may never again be available.
The same thing is also true of opportunities to serve Christ. God often
opens doors — opportunities to speak up for Him, opportunities to
minister to someone who is hurting or in need, opportunities to make an
influence on the world around us. If we allow them to pass by (perhaps
because we are waiting for something easier to come along), we may miss
out on them altogether.

Continue praying, keeping alert, and always thanking God. Also pray for us that God will give us an opportunity to tell people his message (Colossians 4:2-3 NCV).

Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all, especially to those who are of the household of faith (Galatians 6:10).

May you take advantage of the doors God opens for you this day!

January 26, 2008 Posted by churchinthevalley | Article | | No Comments

Robert James Fischer, 64

ahooNews today says Robert James Fischer has died.He’s one of the greatest chess players of all time. Learned to play chess at six, became the youngest national junior chess champion at thirteen, the youngest senior champion at fourteen. At age 20, he set a record nobody had done before: 11 wins in 11 games. At age 29, defeating the title holder Boris Spassky of the USSR, he became his country’s first world champion.

In 1975, another Russian, Anatoly Karpov, challenged him. Karpov wanted the title back for Russia. But it was a match that never came. Bobby Fischer refused to defend his title.

Dr. Max Euwe, Fide’s president, could not conceal his disappointment. “We have sent Karpov a telegram informing him that we have awarded him the title, and congratulating him.”

Karpov, who became a title holder by default, could not understand why Fisher refused to play the match. “I wanted this very much to take place. I think he was just not ready to play.” The truth is Fischer wanted to change the rules of chess games. For example, he objected to the rule that limited the championship matches to 24 games, to which Fide agreed. But Fischer demanded further concessions to which Fide would not agree. So Fischer refused to defend his title.

Back in Fischer’s village, his countrymen were equally disappointed. “It’s tragic,” said Col. Edmund Edmundson. “Tragic for Fischer, for world chess, for Karpov. Poor Fischer won’t have his title, Karpov will have a paper title (which won’t mean anything), and the world won’t have its match. We’re all losers” (The Times Report on the World Chess Champion, 1975, in Microsoft Encarta Premium Suite 2005).

Fischer’s reputation as a chess genius is eclipsed, in the eyes of many, by his idiosyncrasies. “His extravagant life and scandalous statements did not contribute to the popularity of chess,” Kasparov was quoted as saying to the Associated Press. Fischer occasionally made erratic and often racist remarks against the Jews, although his mother was Jewish. Every now and then he would emerge on radio stations in Hungary, Iceland, the Philippines and Switzerland, ranting belligerently excessive remarks against his perceived enemies: the US and Israel. (Posted Ed Maquiling) Read more>>>

January 20, 2008 Posted by mountainviewcoc | Article | | No Comments

A Second Look at the Doctrine of the Indwelling Spirit - 2

In this discussion, I take a different approach and for a different reason. My purpose is not to win an argument. I look at the question and the facts in front of me, hopefully, without my colored glasses on, without my preconceived notions, without my set of beliefs.

A missionary of the Lord’s church, who equated “being indwelt by the Spirit” with “being filled by the Spirit” (a conclusion which we have just proved to be lexically and etymologically wrong, see series 1), seeing from the Scriptures that only inspired men had been “Spirit-filled,” concluded that the indwelling of the Spirit had ceased with the death of the last inspired writer. There is no Spirit-indwelling today, he said. He was wrong.

In approaching the question, I try to look at ALL the facts related to it and based on a good number of reasons, I may make my conclusion. But, that conclusion is subject to further investigation and examination. The reason I do this is because I am not an inspired man and neither have I a hotline connection to the office of the Deity.

This doctrine is like a puzzle, and I am trying to find the pieces that fit. Like any specimen in the lab, the Bible too may be examined, by us, and by those who are very critical of it. The facts about that specimen, its character and nature– they do not change–and if those facts are printed and published by machines configured only to print and publish what they see, these facts would come out the same. But in the eyes of men whose hearts have been configured to believe only what they want to believe, you would hear different conclusions.

This study is an invitation to you to learn with me.

Does the Holy Spirit dwell in us through the Word? The proponent of this theory argues that “the Holy Spirit dwells in the Christian indirectly, that is, through a medium,” which is the Word of God. Citing Romans 8:1-2, he says that the “Holy Spirit has a law that set us free from the slavery we were under, from the law of sin and death,” and that law is “the word of God, the good news of Jesus Christ.”

The paragraph in Romans 8 begins with a “therefore,” or “consequently,” an inference drawn from the argument which Paul made in Romans 7. That argument shows that in Christ the disciples are delivered from sin and from the curse of the Law. Since they have been delivered, they are now in Christ, and since they are now in Christ, they are no longer under condemnation or punishment. Romans 8:2 literally reads, “For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ FREED you from the law of sin and of death” (Alfred Marshall’s translation). “Freed” is from the Greek, eleutherosen, which means “liberated,” aorist indicative active of eleutheroo, to liberate. As this law liberated Paul and other Christians of long ago, it too could liberate anyone from the law of sin and death today.

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January 17, 2008 Posted by mountainviewcoc | Article | | No Comments

Things That Never Get Outdated

Today I bade goodbye to Penny. Three years ago, she became mine for a measly price of P2,800. Now as she grows older, and SLOWER, her upgrading price has gone up, while her usability has gone low. But she is one machine I’d learned to love. She watched me grow from one who knew nothing about Microsoft Word to one who knew something somewhat in some way, like hacking CPUs, memories, disks, legacy and I/O devices. Our three years journey was one most fruitful, because she had honed my skills to the utmost. I had adapted to her ways (”Checksum error”), her idiosyncrasies (”Try Safe mode”), her habits (”Your computer maybe at risk. Click here to update”) and her tantrums (”Could not find boot ini.”). Because she’s grown tired of Windows 98, she shacked up with Windows 2000, but finally settled with Windows XP. No one, definitely no one understood her more than I did; no one lovingly cared for her more than I did. You could say that today our parting was a tearful one. Penny it was who kept me company in my early blogging days. But I have to move on. Since she refused to be upgraded, rather, she could no longer be upgraded, I gave her away, and took on a new laptop.

My youngest daughter was too happy to get Penny the Pentium 2.

Things in this world get old or outdated. I thought about it last night too as I talked to a fellow preacher who’s on his last semester in a graduate school. He and his fellow students are on the cutting edge, the laptop-carrying generation, not just the ordinary laptops, mind you, but the Dual Core Centrino, 1 gig RAM, 180 gig hard disk, Windows Vista OS. Because they’re groomed to be counselors, teaching and lecturing became common affairs, and the DLP (”digital live projector”) became the common gadget they attach to their Neo Emprivas. The suns of modern technology definitely shine so brightly in the classrooms.

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January 15, 2008 Posted by mountainviewcoc | Article | | No Comments

PERSE JIMENEZ-TRINIDAD COMES HOME

After several years of staying in the United States where HERMAN TRINIDAD, her husband died in 2005, Perse Jimenez-Trinidad came home to the Philippines last December 27, 2007. She spent her New Year’s Eve at the family’s residence at Cabilocaan, Calasiao, Pangasinan.  This writer, together with some members of the family, went to see her on January 1, 2008.  She tendered a thanksgiving party for having survived the “BIG C”.

Sister Perse was so accommodating in bringing home an LCD Multimedia Projector which was ordered by the writer for use in his home congregation at the expense of leaving behind some baggage which were earlier intended to be brought home.  She will accommodate this writer again in bringing to America the payment (she accepted Philippine Peso and converts it in America later).  The said projector was used last Lord’s Day, January 6, 2008.

Perse is continuing the ministry left behind by Herman by sending help to several Preachers in the Philippines through the ARO Foundation established by several brethren in the USA including Herman and his in-laws. ARO is a word in Pangasinan dialect which means “LOVE”.

Here are some pictures taken by means of a Phone Camera used by the writer.  Shown are: Perse (Lady in brown), Leony Lachica, Yoling Bravo, Felix Bravo, Marilyn Lachica & Adelina Lachica (daughter and wife of Trifon Lachica, respectively), Trifon Lachica, Ricardo Nieto, Daughter and grandson of Ric Nieto, Teofilo Alcayde,  Roland Lazo, Mar Bernanrdo, and several others.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!

January 7, 2008 Posted by churchinthevalley | Article | | No Comments

YEAREND FELLOWSHIP

The congregation of the church of Christ at Pongpong, Sto. Tomas, La Union, Philippines held their yearend fellowship last December 30, 2007.  The expanded chapel for worship services was also inaguarated. It is not yet fully finished but it is now conducive for meetings and services.

The event was well attended (see the pictures).  Some brethren from Rabon, San Fabian, Pangasinan;  San Julian, Agoo, La Union; and Tubao, La Union joined the fellowship.  Brother Ruben Mendoza, worker of the OPEN DOOR MINISTRY and the College at Dagupan City, Pangasinan, was present.  The event was captured in video and in still pictures.  The DVD format of the event will be distributed to the members. We are posting the pictures taken during affair.

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January 2, 2008 Posted by churchinthevalley | Article | | No Comments

MANIFESTO

The Editor received this email as a copy furnished material from the Solano Church of Christ, Solano, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines.  The Manifesto is being published so that LEO CORPUZ may respond.

 

Manifesto

From: solchurch solano (sol_church@yahoo.com)

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Sent:

Wednesday, December 19, 2007 10:38:49 PM

To:

leo corpuz (leocorp7@yahoo.com)

Cc:

dccc@aeneas.net; linda_locaberte@yahoo.com; agmadlaing@hotmail.com; pjrobo@sbcglobal.net; hooray3@juno.com; cocsm@aol.com; ericarlenec@sbcglobal.net; plachica@hotmail.com; eusebiotanicala@yahoo.com.ph

MANIFESTO OF THE SOLANO CHURCH OF CHRIST

December 16, 2007

Versus

Leo B. Corpuz

Director of Philippine Bible College- Solano B

Bintawan Road, Solano, Nueva Vizcaya

Missionary of Campus Church of Christ

Versus

Campus Church of Christ

1525 Indian Trail Road

Norcross, Georgia, USA

We the members of the Solano Church of Christ that meet at 37-A Bonifacio St. town of Solano, province of Nueva Vizcaya wish to declare our strong condemnation of the following:

  1. When Leo B. Corpuz proposed the operation of the Philippine Bible College – Solano, he promised that the eldership of Solano Church of Christ would oversee if and when it operates as evidenced by: a.) the year book of graduates, dated Dec. 27, 2003 b.) the agreement dated October 15, 2004 presided and moderated by Bro. Felix Garlitos who was invited by Leo B. Corpuz; however, when it became operational starting in 1999 he refused to observe his commitment to allow the local church to manage this school;
  2. When the Solano congregation strongly insisted that the original proposal and agreement that the local eldership oversees Philippine Bible College, Leo B. Corpuz invoked the instructions of the elders of the Campus Church in Norcross, Georgia,U.S.A. that the Philippine Bible College remains under their oversight through the Campus Church of Christ’s man in the field or missionary that is Leo B. Corpuz.
  3. Leo B. Corpuz subsequently separated himself from the Solano Church of Christ and led the formation of another congregation in Solano and he also organized another training school with the same name “ Philippine Bible College – Solano” that is separate and apart from the one started and overseen by the eldership of Solano Church of Christ and operates a mere 300 meters away from the Solano Church of Christ.
  4. Leo B. Corpuz occupies and controls the lot and building that was purchased and then registered in the name of the Solano Church of Christ during the time when problems did not yet arise, and he still occupies and controls this same lot and building refusing to turn over this property to the registered owner, the Solano Church of Christ.
  5. Last February 26, 2007 an agreement was signed “that the personal disagreement between Palitayan and Corpuz is all over and resolved completely…” but on March 8, 2007 Leo B. Corpuz and his group made a one sided agreement regarding the main issues of overseeing and ownership of the Philippine Bible College building and lot at Bintawan Rd. Solano, Nueva Vizcaya. We the leaders of the Solano Church of Christ did not sign it because of the following reasons: a.) the agreement is one sided b.) they wanted us to sign something that Leo B. Corpuz and co-leaders did not sign. c.) Leo’s group did not honor the agreement signed last February 26, 2007 because during Sunday morning worship they go to Bangar but on Sunday and Wednesday evening services they worship at Bintawan Rd. which is just 300 meters away from the Solano Church of Christ chapel. For these reasons our signed agreement last February 26, 2007 was nullified.
  6. Leo B. Corpuz refused to be transparent in the financial management of the Philippine Bible College-Solano and is not transparent under what name the properties that were purchased with Philippine Bible College-Solano funds are registered with the government.

Because of the dishonesty and inconsistency of Leo B. Corpuz and the continuing financial and moral support extended by the Campus Church of Christ of Norcross, Georgia to the dishonest and inconsistent activities of Leo B. Copuz, we the members of the Solano Church of Christ, Solano, Nueva Vizcaya wish to announce to the brotherhood in the Philippines and abroad our lack of respect for Leo B. Corpuz, cutting off of fellowship with Leo B. Corpuz and his supporting congregation, the Campus Church of Christ. We also do the same to persons that continue to support and fellowship with Leo B. Corpuz in the operation and management of Philippine Bible College-Solano B which Leo B. Corpuz directs.

The split of Philippine Bible College-Solano into two groups: one operated by the Solano congregation at 37-A. Bonifacio Street and a second group directed by Leo B. Corpuz at Bintawan Road separated by a distance of about 300 meters brings shame upon the Solano Church of Christ. We are laughed at by the community who learns of this split. We are sneered at by the brotherhood because of this present disunity caused by Leo B. Corpuz’ dishonesty and inconsistency.

WE, the members and leaders of Solano Church of Christ in Solano,  Nueva Vizcaya hereby sign the following Manifesto:

1.) (Sgd) Daton A. Palitayan 2.) (Sgd) Juanito C. Pradela 3.) (Sgd) Perfecto V. Castillo Jr.

Elder Elder Elder

4.) (Sgd) Reu B. Palitayan 5.) (Sgd) Felipe B. Marania 6.) (Sgd) Loreto F. Alcayde

Elder Evangelist Deacon

7.) (Sgd)Rusty L. Cabacungan 8.) (Sgd) Oscar C. Galapon 9.) (Sgd) Rolly T. Javonillo

Deacon Deacon Deacon

10.) (Sgd) Gershom B. Palitayan 11.) (Sgd) Darcy V. Ramos 12.) (Sgd) Richie S. Ramos

Deacon Deacon Deacon

13.) (Sgd) Juan R. Macose

Church Secretary

Members:

  1. (Sgd) Richard June Acosta 46. (Sgd) Jhon Mel Castillo 91. (Sgd) Ben Donglon
  2. (Sgd) Zenaida P. Pedrozo 47. (Sgd) Elmer E. Castillo 92. (Sgd) Zenaida Guieb
  3. (Sgd) Juspicio P. Pradela Jr. 48. (Sgd) Frerdervindo Castillo 93. (Sgd) Lolita Lejao
  4. (Sgd) Regina P. Bello 49. (Sgd) Dominador V. Felimon 94. (Sgd) Ruth Romero
  5. (Sgd) Rowena L. Pradela 50. (Sgd) Teofila V. Felimon 95. (Sgd) Bienvenido Guieb
  6. (Sgd) Armie Soriano 51. (Sgd) Bhijane Marie Palitayan
  7. (Sgd) Bernardo Soriano 52. (Sgd) Thelma Jane B. Palitayan
  8. (Sgd) Meriam Bibas 53. (Sgd) Mercedes B. Javonillo
  9. (Sgd) Amanda Arquero 54. (Sgd) Bhijay B. Palitayan
  10. (Sgd) Bing-Bong L. Pradela 55. (Sgd) Rhoderick Barroga
  11. (Sgd) Wenny Jeanne L.Pradela 56. (Sgd) Fatima B. Tortosa
  12. (Sgd) Filomena Sangbaan 57. (Sgd) Chita G. Gambito
  13. (Sgd) Romeo Puerto Jr. 58. (Sgd) Lilia G. Malab
  14. (Sgd) Zenas B. Palitayan 59. (Sgd) Rechie Ramos
  15. (Sgd) Emelita C. Palitayan 60. (Sgd) Dominica Anulacion
  16. (Sgd) Rachelle Anne Romero 61. (Sgd) Lily Legaspi
  17. (Sgd) Elec Bendan Palitayan 62. (Sgd) Alyssa Legaspi
  18. (Sgd) Hermar K. Bandolin 63. (Sgd) Julito Anulacion
  19. (Sgd) Regie Barte 64. (Sgd) Florenda B. Marania
  20. (Sgd) Evelyn G. Predela 65. (Sgd) Melchor Tabinas
  21. (Sgd) Arceli Dela Cruz 66. (Sgd) Florence Fe M. Tabinas
  22. (Sgd) Reynaldo P. Cabiles 67. (Sgd) Bonifacio Guliquey
  23. (Sgd) Analyne U. Garcia 68. (Sgd) Aldrine M. Domingo
  24. (Sgd) Felicidad Ancheta 69. (Sgd) Cesar Dan R. Palitayan
  25. (Sgd) Gloria Saturno 70. (Sgd) Meriam A. Palitayan
  26. (Sgd) Rolando Saturno 71. (Sgd) Leonida B. Palitayan
  27. (Sgd) Julius Saturno 72. (Sgd) Elsie Alcayde
  28. (Sgd) Frauline B. Asuncion 73. (Sgd) Marilyn R. Palitayan
  29. (Sgd) Hapia Pradela 74. (Sgd) Ruben O. Barroga
  30. (Sgd) Irenio Pimentel 75. (Sgd) Merly M. Barroga
  31. (Sgd) Jenifer M. Viernes 76. (Sgd) Gloria Roduta
  32. (Sgd) Rhanecea Maumay 77. (Sgd) Faye Lorraine C. Roduta
  33. (Sgd) Rosemarie M. Viernes 78. (Sgd) Farrah Jane C. Roduta
  34. (Sgd) Sunshine M. Dacanay 79. (Sgd) Abigael R. Roque
  35. (Sgd) Rosendo A. Cabacungan 80. (Sgd) Mark Alvin Roduta
  36. (Sgd) Rachee L. Cabacungan 81. (Sgd) Michelle Barroga
  37. (Sgd) Rose T. Cabacungan 82. (Sgd) Noemilyn Barroga
  38. (Sgd) Teresita L. Cabacungan 83. (Sgd) Medy J. Palitayan
  39. (Sgd) Rosendo L. Cabacungan Jr. 84. (Sgd) Sherly Garcia
  40. (Sgd) Daniel E. Castillo 85. (Sgd) Merry Ann P. Daguio
  41. (Sgd) Leticia E. Castillo 86. (Sgd) Ian Daguio
  42. (Sgd) Eliseo U. Castillo 87. (Sgd) Tessie Ramos
  43. (Sgd) Lolita E. Castillo 88. (Sgd) Cristy Pimentel
  44. (Sgd) Avelina M. Castillo 89. (Sgd) Romando Ordinario
  45. (Sgd) Yrish Joy M. Castillo 90. (Sgd) Faustino Curammeng Jr.

December 19, 2007 Posted by churchinthevalley | Article | | No Comments

RE: Johnny Oxendine’s libelous Report.

Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2007 02:10:48 -0800
From: leocorp7@yahoo.com
Subject: Johnny Oxendine’s libelous Report.
To: plachica@hotmail.com
CC: dccc@aeneas.net; linda_locaberte@yahoo.com; agmadlaing@hotmail.com; pjrobo@sbcglobal.net; hooray3@juno.com; cocsm@aol.com; ericarlenec@sbcglobal.net

Dear Bro. Lachica,

You are spreading an unfounded and libelous report of Johnny Oxendine, minister of the San Mateo Church of Christ. I have answered his allegations in 2004 and even challenged him for a face to face debate but he never answered me back.  I have not heard from him since then.

The reasons why the report of Johnny Oxendine is libelous: (1) He accused Campus Church of Christ as being liberal (his assumption) without even talking or writing the elders of Campus as mandated of Matthew 18:15-17) I asked Johnny what does he meant “liberal”?

He is associating with Wayne Jackson and Windell Fikes who believe in head covering of women in Church worship is essential but Oxendine’s belief is optional.  We ask the question, who is liberal and who is conservative. 

(2) In the Oxendine letter, he accused me of receiving the “devil’s money” from Campus Church of Christ.  Again, I asked Oxendine his proof that Campus is evil.

Now brethren, you received an e-mail from Pablo Lachica. Who is Pablo Lachica? (1) He is one of the Attorneys of Daton Palitayan.  I want you to know brethren that Daton and I have reconciled our differences and have already repented. (2) He is the torn on the side of the Baguio Church of Christ because of his claim that part of the property of the Church belong to him. The elders of the Baguio Church strongly opposed to his claim. (3) He is one of the authors of the “deportation letter” filed against Leo Corpuz. In his e-mail dated October 19, 2007, he wrote: “We want him to know that until now we are watching him and don’t want to have him in the Philippines, particularly in Solano.” Brethren, I do not know any disagrement with Pablo or have done wrong against him yet he hated me very much. His problem with is ENVY

He accused me of deceiving the brethren in Solano. The truth of the matter was that the former accountant that we hired made two erroneous entry in her report.  She made separate entry that should be counted as “expenses” but in her entry was “income” of the school.

As to the one who oversee PBC, the elders of Campus have written that the elders of Campus oversee the school through Leo Corpuz.” Since this is what the elders want, we cannot give it to Solano.  God bless you all.    

Yours in Christ,

Leo B. Corpuz

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Dear brother  Corpuz,
It seems that you are fond of spreading lies. Is this designed to gain symphaty? You seem to imply that I had been sending people about a publication of San Mateo Church?  When I came upon it, I emailed the minister of San Mateo and he replied that he is Johnny Oxendine.  I asked him if I can send you a copy and he said yes. All I did was to ask you “what it this?”. I even forget now when did I sent it to your.  I was good that I sent a copy to you so that you can respond accordingly. You can not accuse me of rumor mongering.  I retain a copy of that file in my bank of files.
You seem to imply that I claim a part of PBC Campus?  When was that?  Can you point to an edifice that I erected in that campus to indicate that I wanted a part of it?  Look at the house of the Sacayanans, the Baguioens, the Fernandezes, the Irvings, etc. Can you speak the same of me, Mr. Corpuz?  MR. SACAYANAN KEEPS ON EXPANDING HIS BUILDING.  DID TELL HIM HE IS CLAIMING A BIG PORTION OF THE PROPERTY?  WHY SO SELECTIVE, MR. CORPUZ.
For the record, and the whole membership of Baguio City know this, that I was the one who protected the lot from intruders.  i filed a case against these intruders in Court. This case is still pending waiting for Resolution.  All the occupants now just watched me  singlehandedly argue with those people who came to demolish the erected houses of the Sacayanans, Baguioens, Fernandezes and others, all in the name of the church.  ELDER CIENCIA moved for my commendation for having taken steps to protect the property through legal means and extra-legal means (PHYSICAL PROTECTION) Go and ask Brother Ciencia about it.   And now you accused me of claiming part of it?  What a LIAR in you, MR. CORPUZ.  I have long gone from Baguio city since 1992.  And I don’t know what is happening in the campus of PBC. i GO THERE ONLY WHEN I MEET WITH OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.  NOW YOU CLAIM THAT I HAVE A PERSONAL INTEREST OVER THE PROPERTY?
WHO TOLD YOU THAT I AM A THORN ON THE SIDE OF THE BAGUIO CHURCH OF CHRIST?  YES, I AM A THORN ON THE SIDE OF THOSE WHO WANT TO CONVERT PBC CAMPUS AS THEIR PERSONAL PROPERTY.  I OBJECTED WHEN EDWIN VALENCIA, A SON-IN-LAW OF YOUR TEACHER TEOFILO ALCAYDE, APPLIED THAT A PORTION OF THE LOT BE GIVEN TO HIM BECAUSE HE WANTED TO ESTABLISH A BUSINESS THEREAT. HE WANTED TO ERECT A BOARDING HOUSE, ANDA PLACE TO CONDUCT BUSINESS.  IT WAS THWARTED WHEN I OBJECTED BECAUSE A CASE IS STILL IN COURT.  THE ELDERS MIGHT HAVE BEEN DECLARED IN CONTEMPT OF COURT. A THORN?  YES IA AM IN THAT ASPECT.  IF I MAY BE CALLED A THORN BECAUSE OF THIS OBJECTION, SO BE IT. I AM A TORN WHEN I OBJECTED TO THE LEASING OF THE PART OF THE PROPERTY TO A PRIVATE CORPORATION, LED BY THE WIFE OF THE DIRECTOR, MRS. ELVIRA SACAYANAN.  IF I CAN BE CALLED A THORN BECAUSE OF THIS, I LOVE IT MR. CORPUZ.  I AM A TORN TO THOSE WHO WANT TO CONSIDER PBC PROPERTY AS THEIR OWN.  THE LORD’S MONEY WAS USED TO BUY THAT AND AS A MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH I HAVE THE DUTY TO EXPOSED ANY ANOMALY. A THORN? YES! I  AM. 
YOU CLAIM ABOUT A DEPORTATION PAPER. WHERE IS IT?  I HAVE NOT SEEN IT NOR HAVE ANY KNOWLEDGE.  YOU WERE FOND OF BREAKING THE LAW.  YOU CAME HERE AS AN AMERICAN TOURIST, ESTABLISHED A SCHOOL AND YOU BECAME THE DIRECTOR.  DID YOU KNOW THAT ONE OF THE CONDITIONS OF YOUR BEING AN AMERICAN TOURIST THEN WAS NOT TO ENGAGE IN ANY PROFESSION, OR EMPLOYMENT?  YOU WERE NOT A DUAL CITIZEN OF THE AMERICA AND THE PHILIPPINES THEN BECAUSE THE LAW WAS JUST RECENTLY PASSED?  WHEN YOU OPENLY EMPLOYED YOURSELF AS THE DIRECTOR OF PBC SOLANO, WAS THIS NOT A VIOLATION OF PHILIPPINE LAWS? THIS I MUST SAY SO THAT THE WHOLE PHILIPPINES AND THE BRETHREN IN THE US MUST KNOW SINCE YOU HAVE STARTED COPY FURNISHING THEM OF YOUR EMAIL FULL OF LIES.  IF I WAS PART OF A MOVE FOR YOUR DEPORTATION, WHICH FACT I DO NOT KNOW,  IT WAS ALRIGHT WITH ME.  WHEN THERE WAS A MOVE FOR YOUR DEPORTATION,  YOU WERE PLAIN AND SIMPLE AND AMERICAN CITIZEN, A TOURIST AT THAT, ENGAGING IN A PROFESSION IN THE PHILIPPINES WITHOUT ANY PERMIT FROM CONCERNED GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.  YOU GOT IT MR. CORPUZ? YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN CANDID TO THE BROTHERHOOD IN THE UNITED STATES AND IN THE PHILIPPINES LIKE THE SOLANO BRETHREN, THAT YOU WERE JUST AN  AMERICAN TOURIST WHEN YOU CAME TO START THE SCHOOL IN SOLANO.  YOU APPLIED FOR A DUAL CITIZENSHIP, THAT OF AN AMERICAN AND FILIPINO, BECAUSE THAT WAS YOUR ONLY WAY NOT TO BE DEPORTED BECAUSE OF THE VIOLATION OF IMMIGRATION LAWS OF THE PHILIPPINES. 
YES, WE ARE WATCHING YOU, MR. CORPUZ.  YOUR PENCHANT BUYING OF LAND IN REGION 2, INCLUDING THAT OF A FOREST LAND WHICH IS BEYOND THE COMMERCE OF MAN ARE WORTHY OF SCRUTINY.  WHY USE THE FUNDS FROM THE CHURCH IN THE STATES IN BUYING A FOREST AND TIMBER LAND WHICH WILL NEVER BECOME A PRIVATE PROPERTY? WAS YOUR SUPPORTER INFORMED OF THIS?  YES, WE ARE IN CONSTANT WATCH OF YOU BECAUSE OF YOUR TREASURE HUNTING ACTIVITIES.  YOU ARE THE LEADER OF GOLD HUNTERS (TREASURE HUNTING).  YOU ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH NON-CHRISTIANS FOR YOU TO BE ABLE TO HUNT FOR THAT YAMASHITA GOLD. DO YOUR SUPPORTERS KNOW THIS ACTIVITY?  THIS IS NOT A LIE.  THESE ARE HARD FACTS. WE HAVE YOUR WRITTEN CONTRACT WITH A GROUP OF NON-CHRISTIANS AND YOUR GROUP IN YOUR TREASURE HUNTING ACTIVITIES.
YOU WANT MORE, MR. CORPUZ?  THE BRETHREN IN THE UNITED STATES, AT LEAST A SIZABLE OF THEM, LOOK AT YOU AS A MAN WHO FORSOKE THE GOOD LIFE IN AMERICA TO HAVE A MISERABLE LIFE HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES. TRUE? 
YOU SAID THAT YOUR REPORT HAD AN ERRONEOUS ENTRY.  YOU ONLY ADMITTED OF THE ERRONEOUS ENTERY WHEN IT WAS DISCOVERED TO BE MAKING A FALSE REPORT.  AND YOU CLAIM AN INNOCENT ALIBI, MISTYPED?

ABOUT DECIEVING SOLANO, I AM PERSONALLY CONTACTED BY YOUT SUPPORT A STUDENT IN SOLANO BECAUSE IT WAS A SCHOOL LOCALLY OPERATED AND SUPERVISED.  I WANT TO REFRESH YOUR MEMORY.  AFTER THE FELLOWSHIP IN BAGUIO CITY IN 2002 OR 2003, THE DELEGATION OF SOLANO, INCLUDING MANONG DAN AND YOU WERE INVITED BY ME TO DROP BY MY HOUSE IN AGOO.  MY BROTHER TRIFON WAS THEN A STUDENT AT PBC, SOLANO.  YOU SAID,  “PLEASE HELP SPONSOR A STUDENT AT PBC BECAUSE THIS IS THE ONLY SCHOOL THAT IS OPERATED AND SUPERVISED BY A LOCAL CONGREGATION.  WE HAVE BEEN DREAMING OF THE DAY THAT THIS SET UP IS REALIZED. NOW THAT THERE IS ALREADY THAT SET UP, PLEASE BE ONE OF THE SPONSORS” OR WORDS TO THAT EFFECT.  I WAS THEN ALMOST PRESUADED.  IN THE YEAR BOOK OF THE FIRST GRADUATE, DID YOU NOT ANNOUNCED AND PRINTED IN THAT YEAR BOOK THAT PHILIPPINE BIBLE COLLEGE, SOLANO IS MANAGED AND OPERATED BY SOLANO CHURCH OF CHRIST?  NOW YOU CLAIM OTHERWISE.  NOW I ASKED YOU, MR. CORPUZ, IS THAT NOT A GRAND DECEPTION? ANNOUNCING IN AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT (YEAR BOOK OF GRADUATES) THAT SOLANO CHURCH SUPERVISED AND MANAGED PHILIPPINE BIBLE COLLEGE WHILE IN FACT, IT WAS NOT (ACCORDIN TO YOUR OWN WORDS), IS THAT NOT CHEAP DECEPTION?  WHEN YOU WENT TO SOLANO, WOULD THE CHURCH IN SOLANO HAVE ALLOWED YOU TO PUT UP A SCHOOL THERE IF NOT FOR THE ASSURANCE THAT THIS SCHOOL WILL BE LOCALLY SUPERVISED, OPERATED AND MANAGED BY SOLANO?  NOW YOU CLAIM NOT TO HAVE DECEIVED THE SOLANO BRETHREN?

COME ON, MR. CORPUZ.  STOP PEDDLING LIES AND BE AT PEACE WITH THE LORD.  WE CARE FOR YOUR SOUL AND THAT OF YOUR COHORT THERE.

YOU ACCUSED ME OF ENVY. WHAT DO I HAVE TO ENVY YOU FOR? TELL ME?  YOUR GOOD LIFE? YOUR SPENDING OF MONEY TO BUY HEAVY EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR TREASURE HUNTING? I DON’ GIVE A DAMN ON YOUR WAY OF LIFE, MR. CORPUZ.

YOU ARE CLAIMING THAT YOU RECONCILED WITH BROTHER DATON PALITAYAN AND THE SOLANO CONGREGATION.  THIS IS A BIG LIE, MR. CORPUZ.  YOU ONLY DID IT WHEN YOUR SUPPORTERS WERE COMING TO SOLANO. AFTER THEY LEFT, YOU DRAFTED A ONE SIDED MANIFESTO OF YOUR RECONCILIATION. BROTHER DATON PALITAYAN AND THE REST OF THE LEADERSHIP IN SOLANO DID NOT SIGN THAT.  YOUR SITUATION THERE IN SOLANO WENT BACT TO SQUARE ONE.  YOU ARE SUCH A BIG LIAR, MR. CORPUZ.  WE WILL ATTACH THE LETTER OF THE SOLANO BRETHREN NEXT TIME ABOUT THE SHAM RECONCILLATION.

I HAVE WRITTEN A LETTER TO MR. TEOFILO ALCAYDE ABOUT THE CONTROVERSY IN SOLANO.  PLEASE FIND THE ATTACHED LETTER IF HE HAD NOT SHOWN IT TO YOU.

MORE NEXT TIME.  I WILL ATTACH ALL DOCUMENTS IF YOU LIKE.

SINCE YOU COPY FURNISHED YOUR EMAIL TO ME TO PEOPLE I DO NOT KNOW,  I AM AT LIBERTY TO FURNISH THIS REPLY TO PEOPLE WHO I BELIEVE SHOULD KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT YOU.


PABLO M. LACHICA



December 14, 2007 Posted by churchinthevalley | Article | | No Comments

California Missions Catalog of the Churches of Christ

Read this!!! Another Church having LEO CORPUZ as Full Time Missionary in Solano, Nueva Vizcaya.  Leo Corpuz listed a school (PHILIPPINE BIBLE COLLEGE IN BANGAR!?) Bangar is a Barangay of Solano, Nueva Vizcaya which is seven (7) to eight ( 8) Kilometers away from Solano town proper where Philippine Bible College is located.  This is the second (2nd) church that fully support LEO COPUZ, the first being the CAMPUS CHURCH.

California Missions Catalog of the Churches of Christ

December 6, 2007 Posted by churchinthevalley | Article | | No Comments

Permanent Missions

Please click and Read: LEO & ASUNCION CORPUZ, PERMANENT MISSIONARIES TO SOLANO, NUEVA VIZCAYA, PHILIPPINES.  SINCE WHEN DID ASUNCION CORPUZ STAY IN SOLANO, NUEVA VIZCAYA, PHILIPPINES AS MISSIONARY? 

Permanent Missions

December 6, 2007 Posted by churchinthevalley | Article | | No Comments