PGCAG General Superintendent Rev. Rey Calusay expresses himself through his regualr posts in Facebook. Know him, know his thoughts, his directives for our movement, his passion….
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Rev. Rey Calusay is on his way to Mexico to partiipate in the 3rd World Missions Congress to be held in Cancun,Mexico. The congress will be attended primarily by Assemblies of God general superintendents and missions directors worldwide.
PGCAG GS Rev. Rey Calusay and AGS Rev.Joseph Suico were speakers in the General Council Convention of Korean Assemblies of God under Dr. Yong Moc Cho in Seoul, Korea last May 20-23, 2013.
As PGCAG denominational head, GS Rey Calusay attended the PCEC National Church Planting Consultation held in Christian Development Center in Tagaytay City last April 29-30, 2013. The event called for the attendance of denominational leaders and provincial heads of ministerial fellowships. GS Rey was joined by his wife Rev. Zenaida Calusay, the later being the duly appointed head of the PGCAG Church Planting and Evangelism Commission. During the 2-day event, reports and surveys on church planting progress were presented and consequent challenges were tackled by the attending body.
Download: PCEC Church Multiplication Update.2013
A pagebook page has been opened for `ENGAGED’ magazine. `Like’ the page to get updates on the PGCAG quarterly magazine. Click link: https://www.facebook.com/engagedph
ENGAGED Magazine is the quarterly publication of the Philippines General Council of the Assemblies of God. On the next issue of Engaged Magazine: Prioritizing Pentecostal Prayer and Discipleship. Coming soon!
POST BY GS REY: Click on title to go to original post.
MY SUFFRAGE IS..
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1 SACRED – I treat it as a gift from democratic institutions that permit me to say something through a vote. It is a solemn trust for which a citizen is accountable to God and country (Samuel Adams). It is a priceless gift – it has no price tag, and not for sale.
2 SECRET – I should be free to express my choice in the secret ballot. Unless I am myself campaigning for a party or persons, I am under no pressure or persuasion to break the secrecy and privacy of my vote.
3 SECURE – I expect my vote to be guarded and counted – because the power and effect of my vote depend on this. I condemn cheating and all forms of manipulation to eliminate my voice. Democracy only works if the people’s vote is secure and protected. Individual votes should be counted with the rest.
4 SENSIBLE – I must give my vote to people I know to be highly competent, of exemplary character, “just men who will rule in the fear of God”. As a Christian, it is my privileged interest to vote and prefer Christians in governance.
Here’s a petition from the General Superintendent, Rev. Reynaldo Calusay for the forthcoming midterm election. This is also published in the next ENGAGED’s issue.
