PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE INSTITUTE-BATANGAS

DIRECTOR: BRO.CHARLES SMITH

PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE INSTITUTE- BATANGAS
DIRECTOR: BRO. CHARLES SMITH
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Philippine International Bible Institute
Batangas

Pldt. Bldg. J. Belen St. Brgy. E, Rosario, Batangas

FIELDWORK REPORT
April 1 – 21, 2008

Group of Aaron Colas
Assignment Area: Sampaguita,
Group members:
Conrad Salcedo Ibaan & Lipa AreaJohn Aster BlandoCrisanto FrueldaVenusto Marcelo
Results:1. Daily children class – 20 students
2. Midweek bible study began every Wednesday in Sampaguita Church.
3. 12 students for WBS enrolled and finished introductory lesson.
4. 7 WBS student enrolled but did not return introductory lesson yet.
5. Devotional service started in Ibaan.
6. Two home bible studies were set up during Tuesdays and Thursday pm.
7. More tracks were distributed for free.
8. One home bible study is going on every Saturday afternoon.

Group of Christian Alday
Assignment Area: San Juan, Batangas
Eleazar BaleJohn Bryan HallareRonald AsiloRon Jacob Moises
Results:
1. 15 student for WBS were enrolled and finished introductory lesson.
2. Home bible study was set up every Thursday.

Group of Ricardo Tan
Assignment Area: Rosario, Batangas
Group members:
Jeffrey PerinaNorman MangubatFelipe AsiloResult:
1. 24 WBS students enrolled and finish introductory lesson.
2. Hundreds of leaflets and tracts were distrutubed.
3. One home bible study is going on to the relatives and friends of Jeffrey Perena every Sunday night.
4. One Home bible study is also going on in the house of bro. Ricardo Tan attended by his neighbors and friends every Friday afternoon.

Group of David dela Cruz
Assignment Area: Batangas City Church
Group member:Darwin Payadyad
Result:1. Initial Reports had just finish a one week DVBS for children.
2. Another DVBS is going on in another area.

Group of John David Abaya
Assignment Area: Las Pinas Church of Christ

Group member:Jayron JovenResult:
1. Initial report through text, they joined a door knocking campaign that set up 11 home bible studies and enrolled 62 people to the World Bible School.
2. One home bible study is going on every Saturday night at John David’s family.
3. Studied with two young people who are non-members last Saturday.

Summary of Fieldworker and report from April 1-21, 2008
1. 46 WBS students enrolled and finished introductory lesson.
2. 7 students enrolled but not finished introductory lesson.
3. 14 new home bible studies were set up.
4. 4 home bible studies going on.
5. Hundreds of leaflets and tracts were distributed.
6. One midweek service was started.
7. 69 were enrolled and given introductory WBS lessons.

Prepared by:MOISES A. GONZALESFieldwork
SupervisorPIBI Batangas
Noted by:Bonifacio C.Patricio Jr.

JULES RYAN S.JONES

Jules Ryan Scott Jones
Feb. 16, 1973-March 10, 2008

We were indeed shocked of the passing away of our good brother and co-laborer in God's Kingdom, Jules Ryan S. Jones. On March 10 of the present year while playing basketball with a student and former student against a team in a barangay road which served as their half court, he suffered a heart attack. He was brought to the nearest hospital where he was tried to be revived but didn’t make it.

Bro. Moises Gonzales, a co-preacher, was informed and was still in shock when he called this writer. He then went to the hospital and cried like a baby when he saw Jules body, lifeless. Many of the brothers and sisters who were in the hospital at that time, expressed the same grief. Bro. Ado Moises, even wished, that he’s the one dead and not Jules. (He reasoned out that Jules is doing many things for the Lord).Bro. Doming Camag-anacan, desperately tried to wake up Jules.

Just a week earlier, Jules, Moises and this writer were talking about plans on how the students will spend their fieldwork. (We all teach at the Phil.International Bible Institute-Batangas. He told us of his plan to move to the other town, where the new church is, so that he can do more for the new congregation. .
Jules a few years back, texted this writer ( He received a pamphlet where World Bible School and this writer’s mobile number were written) and asked if he can enroll in the World Bible School. He also said that he wants to study in a Bible school. He was told that there is a Bible school where he can enroll. He was also instructed to meet bro.Moises who lives close to his place. He and a friend, Ado Moises, visited bro. Moises, who also encouraged him to enroll at the Bible school in Angeles.
On that same year, he enrolled at Phil.Int’l.Bible Institute-Angeles (PIBI-A). and later transferred to PIBI-Olongapo where he graduated just last year.He was in his second year at the Bible school when he started to plant the church in his place, Rosario, Batangas. ( There were just three small congregations in the province). He asked for help of preaching brethren to accomplish this. And the Lord has blessed his effort. Now, there are around 60 adult Christians meeting in Rosario.
Last year when some preachers started the Asian Institute of Church Planting and Church Growth, Jules invited the group to have an extension school in Batangas. He was that persuasive that the leaders of the school gave their nod at his proposal. One semester was a sacrifice to the supporters of the school because of the financial restraints they had, but Jules was up to something else. He wants to recruit more students for the second semester. And because of the unavailability of fund, Jules proposed that bro.Charles Smith, director of three branches then of PIBI be asked for financial help..Again, the teachers agreed, and true enough Bro. Smith communicated with this writer saying he will help the school.
Then the teachers decided that only ten students could be admitted but Jules again persistently suggested that eigth (8) more be admitted. And that happened. There were eighteen (18) students. (However, only Sixteen (16) of the students survived the semester).
Before, it was not understood, why he seemed to be in a hurry in doing things for the Lord. Now, it is understood. He went home so early.At Jules death, some brethren asked what happens to Jules dreams for Batangas and neighboring provinces? (He dreams of a church in every town and city).

This writer’s answer is, Jules left us with sixteen (16) students. They will pursue Jules dreams!Jules will be missed in the school, in the church and in the community.

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PIBI-B STUDENTS/FIELDWORKERS AND FACULTY

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DAY OF ORIENTATION AND FELLOWSHIP

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PIBI-B FIELDWORKERS JOIN FAMILY CAMP

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DIRECTOR: BRO.CHARLES SMITH

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PIBI-B STUDENTS/TEACHERS IN QUEZON

PIBI-B STUDENTS JOINED NYC 10

PIBI-B STUDENTS JOINED NAT'L.YOUTH CAMP

PIBI-B TEACHERS WITH NEWLY BAPTIZED COUPLE

RETURNING STUDENTS/One fieldworker

STUDENT PREACHERS WEEKEND PREACHING

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FRIDAY AM DEVOTIONAL WITH BCPJR

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DOMINGO CAMAGANACAN 70th BIRTHDAY

PIBI-B STUDENTS DARWIN AND BRYAN TEACH THE CHILDREN IN NOYNOYEN

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FIELDWORKERS IN SALAWAG VBS

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FIELDWORKERS HOLD VBS

FIELDWORKERS JOIN CAMPAIGN

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