PGBI Orientation @ Matangad: A Day of Inspiration and Community Spirit
Matangad, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental – In a heartfelt gathering that celebrated unity and growth, the PGBI Orientation took place on April 3, 2025 drawing members from various regions to the picturesque setting of Matangad. Esteemed speakers, including Bro. Romeo “FRMG GWAPO” M. De Asis, a PGBI Certified Lecturer/Educator and Bro. Douglas Kent “RMG EDITOR” Maña, captivated the audience with their insights on faith, community service, and personal empowerment.
The event, also highlighted by the presence of Sis. Elsie “RMG LC” M. Ramos and Sis. AUGUSTMAY, served as a platform to inspire and encourage attendees to deepen their commitment to the PGBI’s mission. With a strong sense of community resonating throughout the day, participants engaged in meaningful discussions and fellowship, fostering connections that extended beyond the event.
We are grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Generoso Clarabal for their warm hospitality and support, which played a significant role in making this orientation a success, expressed Sis. AUGUSTMAY during her opening remarks. The Clarabals, known for their active participation in the PGBI community, welcomed everyone with open arms, creating an inviting atmosphere that encouraged camaraderie among attendees.
The day was filled with powerful speeches, reflective sharing, and moments of joy, as participants exchanged ideas and experiences related to their spiritual journeys. The speakers, renowned for their contributions to the PGBI, shared unique perspectives on leadership, commitment to service, and the importance of nurturing one’s faith.
FRMG GWAPO emphasized the significance of community in fostering growth. “When we come together as a family of believers, we amplify our capacity to make a positive impact,” he noted. Meanwhile, RMG EDITOR engaged the audience with his motivational talk, inspiring participants to embrace their roles within the organization and in their localities.
As the event concluded, attendees expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to connect with fellow members and gain new insights that would guide their involvement in PGBI projects. The spirit of collaboration and enthusiasm for future activities was palpable as participants left with newfound motivation.
The PGBI Orientation at Matangad proved to be a memorable and transformative experience, reminding everyone of the shared purpose and values that bind them together. As the community looks forward to future gatherings, the collective commitment to faith-driven service remains stronger than ever. – GSM
