Reports from EBI student interns
These are reports from two students supported by the youth group of Trinity E. Free Church of Lakeville, MN. Other EBI students could use sponsorship at $30 per month to help cover some of their expenses too. See previous posts for more info:
http://ec2-3-90-243-237.compute-1.amazonaws.com/2011/03/15/ministry-of-intern-student-jess-huab/
http://ec2-3-90-243-237.compute-1.amazonaws.com/2010/09/27/raising-up-new-ministers-for-christ/
From Brother Jess Huab
To Brother Mike and Trinity Youth,
To God be the Glory! Thank you for your supporting me and your encouraging letters. I’m sorry that that I have a hard time to answer your letters because of my condition being an intern student. I seldom go to Emmaus, and I stay most of my time in a very remote village called Cawayan. This place is my burden because this place is where my roots come from. I pray that they will be saved too. Read More
Sept 2011 PAMI Newsletter
The September 2011 PAMI Newsletter is now available. Click here.
Report from Bulan Church
3rd Quarter Report from Pastor Virgilio Fulo
Construction of Pastoral house update:
After 25 days of working at least 80% of construction has been finished. This will be the last week of work and the expenses will be 135,000.00 Philippines currency ($3200). 110, 000 ($2600) from Ptr. Jun plus the 500 dollars from Mike. The remaining work to be done for instance, finishing of the walls inside and outside. Widening the ladder and finishing, we still need financial to be completed. This is our prayer request.
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Updates from Barcelona, Casiguran, Bulusan & Castilla Churches
BARCELONA PAMI UPDATES
Dear Brother Mike & PAMI Board,
Greetings of love, joy and peace. Grace be to you and blessings from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
Outreaches:
Barcelona Christian Church presently on its process of expanding its ministry to our nearby barangays.
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Update on Compassion and EBI Kids building
Compassion has been impressed so far with how well EBI has administrated their program. They’ve also been impressed with how our facility has improved with the addition of a new kids building. In turn, they’ve allowed an additional 60 kids to be sponsored, bringing the total to 160 Compassion kids now.
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May 2011 PAMI Newsletter
If you haven’t already read it, you can see the latest edition of the PAMI newsletter by clicking here, or going to the”News” tab of the PAMI website http://www.pamimission.org/news. Newsletters from the past couple years can also be viewed there.
Will Graham, OCC shoeboxes, KAIROS, Ptr Chito’s health, PAMI support

Here’s a recent email prayer update that I sent out:
Ministry of Intern Student Jess Huab
Emmaus Bible Institute is a four-year Bible School, equipping local believers for full time ministry and evangelism. The course work at EBI consists of three years of class-room study and a one-year internship. The internship gives students the opportunity to have hands-on ministry experience while being supervised by a local pastor.
The following is a report from Jess Huab, one of PAMI’s intern students. Note that Jess is sponsored by the youth group of Trinity E. Free Church in Lakeville, MN. Other EBI students could use sponsorship at $30 per month to help cover some of their expenses.
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Calbayog Ministry
By Ptr. Isomel Espinar (pioneering in Calbayog since spring/summer of 2010)
Note that he still needs sponsoring. See also:
PAMI Strategy to Spread Further South and Testimonies of EBI Graduates.
First of all, we would like to thank God for the great privilege of serving Him in a place like Calbayog (Western Samar). What we did first, was entrusting to God this such big job in prayer. With Ptr Randy Rivera in his motorcylce, we encircled the city praying the people.
Next, we surveyed the place, gathering data which we could use in planning and developing strategies.
We’re able to find house, a strategic one, now establishing relationship with neighbors. It’s good that we’re able to start at once feding for children. In Bgy Pablican, we started home Bible studies.
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E2E Jesus Film Showings
One of the partnerships that will be highlighted at the PAMI Potluck this coming Friday Sept 24th is the End to End (E2E) program with Faith Comes By Hearing. On one end are Jesus film showings in the Bicolano or Tagalog languages, using the Acclaimer projection system received from FCBH on May 8. This is followed by weekly Bible study groups that listen to and discuss a Bicolano or Tagalog audio New Testament, using one of the 25 Proclaimers received from FCBH on May 8. Because of the good response, FCBH plans to now supply another 25 Proclaimers. Some of the exciting developments are listed below. Read More


