I'm happy to report that all the LCC students have evacuated Tacloban City and have now all gone home, or on their way home. Life is still dangerous in Tacloban, as their is no electricity, no clean water to drink, no food available, and also there are reports that some people are resorting to any means necessary, including violence, to find food for themselves & their families. So the decision was made to get everyone out, and that has happened thanks mostly to Jun Patindol, one of our instructors at LCC. We believe all the staff is OK and all survived too at this time, and we thank God greatly for that. Relief efforts are underway by many aid agencies, distributing food & water to all they can. We're thankful for that also. Our buildings sustained some major damage at LCC, but nothing which cannot be rebuilt. We are just thankful that no lives were lost and not even any injuries among our people. Just as soon as is practical or possible, we WILL rebuild. Thank you all for your prayers!
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Our Newest Graduates at Leyte Christian College
Largest-ever graduating class at LCC - a total of 23 students finished their four years with us and received the Bachelor of Arts degree in Theology. We're proud of them all!
New Preachers, ready to go to work!
The guys - eleven of them in all who graduated - show off their hard earned diplomas after the commencement exercises.
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Just wanted you to know that many are praying for LCC, for the Christians in the area and especially for the three of you. We are thankful you were not in the typhoon, but our hearts ache for you as you face the return home and the rebuilding. But we know that our God is indeed in control and He will help you to rebuild and provide even greater opportunities for the church there to proclaim God's saving message to the multitudes worldwide.
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