Hey Pastor Pao, I was once guilty of this. During my earlier teaching days, I mis-explained what KC is to a friend. So, she proceeded to say "Ah! you babysit!". I never bothered to correct her.

But now, I know better. When I am asked what we do in KC, I launch into an animatedly excited storytelling mode of how we teach. From the meticulous props making to the ever vigilant teachers assigned to secure the doors to make sure the kids are safe to communicating the message in a way the kids would appreciate.

Funny thing is, most people would always asked if we get some sort of "kapalit" for doing all these. I guess the answer they expect is that we get "something". Even though it can be hard to grasp, I just tell them that we do....We contribute to the change we will all experience in the future through the children we touch today.

I totally agree with you pastor pao! What's happening inside KC is history in the making and not just baby-sitting.

“Ang arte-arte nyo naman. Aalagaan nyo lang naman ang anak ko." Actually bro di ka maarte... Maiinit ka.... Your HOT bro.! Your one of the greatest dad alive.

It is a time to build into the lives of these future leaders. It is not a time to entertain. It is a time to equip them for future stations in life. It is not a time to merely transfer information. It is to hopefully usher in transformation so that they can truly be a world changer.

go go go pastor pao :) and we are right here by your side, equipping and building all the way!

whatever it takes!

thanks. i am so thankful to be co-laboring with people who are sold out to the vision of reaching the next generation to change the world.

Good job for that volunteer in registration table...
Sayang wala si Principal Weng para na guidance counselor si mommy... he he he ... I want to recruit that mom!

bro galing mo daw mag preach sabi ni mark. di lang yon, enjoy pa while doing it. c'mon bro! let's keep training the next generation.

amen to that. great blog. :)