CA Decision

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WHEREFORE, premises considered, the petition is GRANTED. The Decision dated July 16, 2014 of the Regional Trial Court of Valenzuela City, branch 75 in Civil Case No. 239-V-11 and 7-V-12 is hereby REVERSED and SET ASIDE.  In lieu thereof, another is entered ordering the following:

1. The lifting of the suspension of Rev. Sobrepena and his assumption as Acting General Superintendent/President, as valid;
2. The removal of Rev. Calusay and Rev. Suico as General Superintendent/President and General Secretary, respectively, as valid;
3. The removal of Rev. Calusay and Rev. Suico as members of the Board of Trustees as null and void;
4. The Triennial Meeting and election called by Rev. Sobrepena as valid;
5. The elected members of the Board of Trustees in the April 16-19, 2012 Triennial membership meeting are authorized to act for and on behalf of the Philippines General Council of the Assemblies of God (PGCAG) and to exercise all acts of ownership or administration with respect to the funds and properties of the PGCAG, including being a signatory to the bank accounts of PGCAG.

SO ORDERED.

(SGD) JHOSEP Y. LOPEZ

 Associate Justice

 

WE CONCUR:

(SGD) RAMON R. GARCIA                            (SGD) LEONCIA R. DIMAGIBA

 Associate Justice                                              Associate Justice

 CERTIFICATION

Pursuant to Article VIII, Section 13 of the Constitution, it is hereby certified that the conclusions in the above decision were reached in consultation before the case was assigned to the writer of the opinion of the Court.

(SGD) RAMON R. GARCIA

Associate Justice

Chairperson, Fifteenth Division

FIRST PGCAG SCHOOL OF ORDINATION

Our first-ever PGCAG School of Ordination was held in Davao City last March 2, 2012. Fifteen candidates coming from SMDC and SEMDC districts were required to attend the first session (1/3) of this program. Every endorsed minister for ordination is now required to attend this school in order to ensure the quality of our ordained ministers. Some district officials and applicants for reinstatement were also in attendance. This historic event was held in Evangelistic Training Center, Mintal, Davao City. We thank the veteran missionary Rev. Gerald Johnson for allowing us to use their facilities and to Revs. Pat Sanchez and Dan Jacinto for their active roles in this project.

(As Posted in PGCAG FB Group)

NEW NWVDC EXECS CALLED FOR LEADERSHIP ASSEMBLY

During its 26th  annual convention last Oct. 31-Nov,2, of 2011,  the Northwestern Visayas District (NWVDC) elected a new set of executive officers. Consequently, said new set of officers promptly called for a leadership assembly.  They invited GS Rey Calusay to speak on their annual theme `Leading Our Churches to Maturity’. The event was participated by the executive officers, department heads and sectional presbyters.

NWVDC Execs: Rev. Rose Laraya (DTreas), Rev. Gino Lumbo (DS), Rev. Dional Flores (ADS) and Rev. Pat Martinez (DSec).

NWVDC 26th Convention Souvenir photo: NWVDC Execs, Guest Missionaries, Convention Resource Speakers

WVDC HELD 52ND DISTRICT CONVENTION

 

INFORMED CONSENT

DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE PDF FILE:INFORMED CONSENT

Posted by  GS Rey Calusay @ CALLAGAPe FB Group

INFORMED CONSENT: The Bond of Cooperative Fellowship

 (The following has been our instruction to all our Ordained Ministers who applied for renewals, 2012. In this, we are attempting to explain again the meaning of MEMBERSHIP with the PGCAG.)

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First, The Holy Scriptures: The Scriptures is our over-riding and unchanging standard of life and relationship. The required standard of community behavior and commitment in the organization are implemented by our submission to God, obedience to the Lordship of Christ and adherence to His Word.

All of the PGCAG members agree and believe that the Scriptures “are verbally inspired of God and are the revelation of God to man, the infallible, authoritative rule of faith and conduct.” (CBL, Article VI: Statement of Fundamental Doctrines; intended as a basis of fellowship among us).

Then, Mutual Agreements: A statement on voluntary cooperative fellowship has been historically included in the application of ministerial credentials, (new application or renewals) as stated in our Constitution and By-Laws (CBL):

“The Philippines General Council of the Assemblies of God, Incorporated, exists as a cooperative fellowship and functions as a body based on mutual agreements entered into by its members.” (CBL, Article III: Nature).

In this statement, of our own free choice, we decide to become members, thus subscribing to all that for which the PGCAG stands. We pledge an active loyalty to our constitutional agreements, a cooperative spirit, a readiness to support and …See More

Our mutual agreements are expressed in our Articles of Incorporation, our Constitution and By-laws, our Fundamental Doctrines, and all Resolutions passed by the Council. These binding contracts and agreements recognize our solemn rights, and state our sworn duties and responsibilities as members of PGCAG, Inc.

Orientation and Personal Interview: In practice, therefore, we require each member (new or renewing applicant) to know our missions purpose, our fundamental doctrines, our structure, policies and programs. Along with this, interview must be conducted to determine if (1) the requirements for membership are observed, (2) the responsibilities are accepted, and (3) the commitment to support the council and to submit to decisions and discipline of PGCAG is affirmed.

Signed Application: Our membership is based on binding agreements. Each member gives a written commitments (the application form or the renewal form provide for this) where each one agree to support and to submit as stated; then, you affix your signature, certifying that the information and answers you provided are true and correct to the best of your knowledge and belief. This is your informed consent, and a binding contract as member. Together with all the members, we have agreed to be the PGCAG Incorporated, and to function as such. This signed commitment is legal and binding, and enforceable by law, as it is written, “Simply let your Yes be Yes, and your No, No; anything beyond this comes from the evil one.” (MAT 5:37, NIV).

No new membership and renewals will be approved and credentials released without this signed consent. All members of the council mutually agree to support and to submit to the rules as stated by the CBL, to the leaders they elect, to the decisions made by their leaders as their rules permit, to the disciplinary actions that may be made under our judicial system, to the vision and goals and programs created to implement their purpose and reason for being.

This Informed Consent is required for membership. Every member permits the Council through its leaders to govern and lead without threats of resistance, insurrection or litigations in courts. This is balanced by a system for grievance and justice in order to maintain our agreed standards and discipline to prevent chaos and abuse. This will reinforce Biblical order and submission to authority. This will also protect the entities mandated to maintain ministerial standards and discipline – from reprisals, recriminations and rebellion. Even Gentile courts and judges are protected by the system under the same principle.

Chaos: Without informed consent or disregarding this signed consent, it will be disastrous if not impossible to govern a voluntary organization like ours. It will be difficult to implement rules, discipline our ranks to maintain ministerial standards. It would fail to protect or even to correct itself. The PGCAG in the past has been taken hostage to this kind of mockery, because we dishonor our signed agreements, we disregarded our covenants and we cannot implement our own rules. This proves that we lack the understanding of its meaning and its value in our organization.

Without Informed Consent, properly understood and implemented, the leaders will seem powerless to govern and implement discipline not only because of timidity, but because the members have not permitted them to lead in that way. Then nothing can prevent insubordination, insurrection and blatant defiance of rules and decisions, from happening; court litigations will become the practice; it will be impossible to promote cooperation and unity; then the rebellious and defiant will eventually rule and become the law. God forbid.

Rey Calusay WE MUST THEREFORE UPHOLD OUR MUTUAL AGREEMENTS WITH HONOR.

January 21 at 9:57pm · Like · 15.

Rey Calusay We must uphold OUR CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS, and be vigilant in implementing its provisions.. and in correcting any malpractice and violations, and also in disciplining its violators.

January 21 at 9:59pm · Like · 13.

Susan Tantioco Abbott Everyone at all levels (LE, LP, SM, OM) MUST read, understand and immerse him/her/self on these guidelines and be accountable to the leadership and to the fellow ministers.

January 22 at 12:17am · Like · 11.

Deborah Lazaro GS Rey… you did very well furnish everyone the pertinent document. Thank you! Our prayers continue to seek Almighty God lead you on to stay durable, faithful, and ever loyal to His call in your life! Stand your ground in His strength! He blesses you continually!

January 22 at 2:31am · Like · 9.

Walter T. Caput Can we put this in writing and give it to all our licensed ministers. I think now is the time for our licensed ministers to understand these things so we could raise the standard and fulfill our main focus. Also can we provide a copy of our minister friends who are not licensed with us but are concerned with PGCAG so they will know. More wisdom, power and grace from God be in you GS.

January 22 at 7:05am · Like · 17.

Rey Calusay PRINTABLE FILE:

Click to access INFORMED%20CONSENT.pdf

January 22 at 7:11am · Like · 11.

Daniel Cubing THANKS PASTOR REY…….

January 22 at 8:17pm · Like.

Raul Rollinas Thanks GS Rey for the printable file it makes us easy to download!

January 24 at 4:39pm · Like

CLDC HELD 31ST DISTRICT CONVENTION

Central Luzon District held its 31st annual  convention last December 27-29 of 2011  in APTS, Baguio City. The theme of the convention was `Saturation Challenge 2020: God’s Mission, My Passion’.

 

HOME MISSIONS DEPARTMENT WEBSITE GETS NEW URL

The Home Missions Department website address has been updated from harvest5000.wordpress.com to saturationchallenge.wordpress.com

A corresponding facebook  page also carry the same name to accomodate   reports from church planting projects.

Visit the website now by clicking this link: http://saturationchallenge.wordpress.com