Our Household's Reunions With One Couple Visiting from Singapore

This was another big gathering among us brothers and sisters in our CFC community.

After the supposed to be surprise to everyone who were the guests, everyone was happily talking, taking pictures and eating delicious foods prepared by the host - brother Tony and sister Emily Dalisay together with our beloved brother and sister Edgar and Emma who had surprised everyone except us, and of course, the host family.

While others were continuing their conversations, eating and drinking, others were showing their singing skills and talents singing their favorite songs.

At around 9:30 P.M., some of our brothers and sisters: Pats and Carla, Art and Laarni, Cora and their childrens went home ahead of us.

Others: Kuya Jess and Ate Lolit, Kuya Vic and Ate Emily and my family remained until passed 12:00 Midnight.

We arrived home at about 1:00 A.M. in the morning. It's another tiring, but joyful experience for my whole family together with our brothers and sisters in our CFC community.

Health Products

My whole family used to drink Intra from the company called Lifestyles here in Thailand for more than two years. Though it’s costly if you are not a member, but I really like the product. It helped us a lot in terms of health. But I was just surprised to hear that the Thai government was complaining about the company for its claim that is totally untrue, according to the news.

Now, I am not so sure whether the business is still going on because as I heard about the news few months back, the government was not really happy about it. Whether the rumors are true or not, personally, I didn’t see any problem during our more than two years of consuming it.

Fortunately, we have now Vital C. It’s not a replacement, but over-all, the product is also excellent. It’s our eight months now of using this product and we are all satisfied of it. It’s an excellent protection for the family to any of the common sickness: colds, coughs, AH1N1, bronchitis, etc.

It’s another type of vitamin C. It’s non-acidic (alkaline) vitamin C in sodium ascorbate, made in the Philippines, but with the ingredients sourced outside the country, especially in Switzerland.

Protect Your Family With Vital C !

Whenever our children or anyone of us got sick with cough, cold, headache or even just tired for spending the whole day going around from one event to another, we simply let them take at most 3 capsules a day of Vital C at 500 mg per capsule, and for us, parents, just 2 capsules every two hours.

Thanks be to our God, we’re always saved from going to the hospital by just using this product.

We are praying that it will continue like this whenever we get sick with the same common sickness, especially during these changing climates these coming months – rainy seasons.

The good thing about this kind of vitamin C called “Vital C” is that it’s not acidic – it’s alkaline. So, you can take more than what the doctor’s recommendation for ordinary vitamin C. In fact, when you take 500 mg to 1000 mg each day, it will act as prevention. However, when you take more, it will act as therapeutic.

In our real experience, it heals, especially bronco related diseases, such as serious but common inflammatory condition of the lungs, like bronchitis. Some of our asthmatic friends are also healed by this Vital C product. Also, those constipated people are so happy using Vital C for it had solved their long time problem.

VITAL C: Non-Acidic (Alkaline) Vitamin C

Since October, 2009 my whole family is taking non-acidic (alkaline) vitamin C, called "VITAL C" made in the Philippines, but the materials are sourced from outside the country. The product is made up of sodium ascorbate supplied form the well-known world producers of this material, including Switzerland.

The product is so effective that it helps a lot to our children, especially during the time when there was widespread AH1N1 in Thailand.

Since last October last year, our children didn't get hospitalized for any of the common children's sicknesses: colds, coughs, AH1N1, etc. Unlike before, every three months or four months, at least one of them and in worst case, all of them got hospitalized because of any one of these children’s common sicknesses.

Thanks be to God, he brought us this product to our family which not only helped our health, but also our wealth.

General Assembly to 25th Wedding Anniversay

Another wonderful, though tiring day for my whole family after successfully attending all four major activities of the day: Catechism for our children, Sunday mass, CFC general assembly at AIT in Pathumthani province and the 25th Wedding Anniversary celebration of one of our CFC brother and sister (Vic and Emily) at the Pinehurst Golf Club Restaurant.
There were so much words of encouragement during the general assembly session talking the topic on financial stewardship, especially on the most important aspect - tithing.

There’s so much fun during the 25th Happy Wedding Anniversary Celebration with our beloved CFC couple.

And because of all these wonderful, but exhausting whole day, our children couldn’t go to school the next day. We just allow them to continue sleeping until they woke up comfortably, without disturbing them about anything for their school.

Cutting of the Wedding Cake

After the many encouraing words in honor to the 25th Happy Wedding Anniversary celebrants (Kuya Vic and Ate Emily) from our brothers and sisters, and after the couples' encouragements, tips and secrets to lasting marriage relationships, cutting of the wedding cake had followed.
Then there were singing, dancing and lots of other funs, especially from our young dancing choir members.

Everyone was also amazed from the singing talent from one of the sons of our new brother and sister (Zandro and Fe) in our CFC community.
Fe had also shown her great singing talent. Other brothers and sisters, including myself had shown our own singing and dancing talents.

But the most touching part was the singing of the team song of the wedding celebrant "Nothing Gonna Change My Love for You."

25th Wedding Anniversary; Kuya Vic and Ate Emily

It's another exhausting, but enjoying whole day for all of us today. Waking up too early in the morning to prepare our children for their weekly catechism session and then hurried up to the Rangsit Church right after the Sunday mass at St. John Church to catch up with the 25th Wedding Anniversary Ceremony of our CFC Brother Vic and Sister Emily.

After the picture taking, we went to AIT to join the general assembly and two hours later, we went to Pinehurst Golf Club Restaurant to join again the couple for their 25th Happy Wedding Anniversary celebration together with our household group members and the Rangist Church Choir members headed by brother Pats and Carla Gonzales.
There were honorings, prayers, blessings, message of encouragements from Father Dorot and some members of our CFC community and the sharing of the couples about their 25 years of their marriage life.

There were eating, dancing, singing and other lots of funs from our brothers and sisters. It was really a very happy day for all of us: brothers and sisters in Christ being part of the memory that was made on this very special day of Kuya Vic and Ate Emily.