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... and jeepneys, and visiting and Old Spanish House, a huge catholic church called Quiapo, and the oldest catholic church in the Philippines. On Friday, we headed up to San Fernando where much of our ministry will be focused, as well as Minalin, where ...
... before Christmas, when we will enjoy a bit of a break before leading the kids/youth program at the SEND Philippines Conference from December 29th - January 2nd. Our programs have been a really good icebreaker to making and building relationships and ...
... the kids, witnessed some disturbing karaoke (Filipinos LOVE LOVE LOVE karaoke), and listened to some traditional storytelling (in Pampanga, a regional dialect so I couldn't even pick out Tagalog words... it was great fun). ANNNNND the boys tried ...
Nada más llegar a Filipinas nos fuimos a una feria que se celebraba en Clark, Pampanga. Este lugar es donde estaba la base aérea de los EEUU hasta el año noventa y pico justo después de la erupción del volcán Pinatubo. Destruyó todo a su alrededor que quedó ...
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What's the weirdest thing you've eaten?
Posted on Apr 21, 2008, 00:33:33
... I've tasted snakes and turtles (in China). But by far the weirdest I've tasted are: 1. Buro - a local dish from Pampanga, Philippines. It's actually rice with shrimp that's allowed to rot. I think the right term is ferment. I have ...
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