Strengthening ties at Kids Camp 2005

Wein P. Gadian

KFC Cluster and Chapter participants

A kid's camp was sponsored and organized by the Couples for Christ (CFC) Kids for Christ of Jaro-Pavia Cluster. It was held in Pius XII Institute of Jaro, Iloilo City last weekend, August 20 and 21. This is also an annual event of CFC KFC. The camp had various activities for the thirty-one junior kids (4-8 y.o.) and forty-four senior kids (9-12 y.o.) who were there for the event. The junior kids only had a half-day session on Saturday, whereas the senior kids stayed for the two-day camp. There were games, group dynamics, testimonies and others. A bonfire in the evening and a Sunday mass was also held. The event is also to establish a bonding between the kids and to deepen their commitment to Christ.

St. Joseph Chapter

Alta Tierra Chapter

The success of the camp was also made possible with the CFC service team and Youth for Christ (YFC) facilitators. The members of service team were Simeon Lustica, Pet Guyos, Jim Hornada, Vincent Juanico, Noel Gerochi and Herman Magbanua. YFC facilitators are: Genevieve Gorriceta, Almer Gorriceta, Erma Magbanua, Pol-pol Zaragoza, Dulcinea dela Peña, Meryll Tabaosares, Ranev Nuñez, Gelyn Faigani, Maria Jeanette Villaruz, Hazel Joy Sermonia, Jun-jun dela Peña, Crystal Balladares, Albert Tenio, Mon Vincent Deluso, Sarah dela Peña, Elaine Escalada, Sherry Lou Reyes and Mimi Fuentes. Guests CFC members who supported the affair were Toto Mationg, Job Altea, Voltaire Balbastro, Nilo Acosta, Lando Esungga and Dido Fullon.

Pavia Chapter

Jaro Chapter

The Kids for Christ is a member of the family ministries of Couple's for Christ (CFC), a worldwide Christian organization. KFC is committed to strengthening the faith of the children and preparing them for the various ministries of CFC. It is open for Christian kids especially the children of CFC members. These kids also undergo the following KFC programs: Batang Bayani Village , Batang Kalikasan, Batang Kristiano, Batang Businness, and the Batang Malaya.