The Philippine VISION PROJECT
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Bro. El John Pabanil
Bro. El John received his Vision Project loan of P50,000 on November 29, 2019. He has paid back P15,000.
Praise the Lord!
First, I want to give glory to our God for his goodness and mercy to me and my family, especially in these pandemic times. I thank God for his love and grace sustaining us.
I also want to Thank our Bishop and sponsors for approving my vision project. I was eagerly and excitedly working on it, but suddenly, the pandemic hit, and it brought my vision project to a halt. I felt a punch of pain to my body because of this pandemic that I need to slow down, then suddenly the businesses around us stopped, especially when the 3 month lock down was imposed strictly in our place. Everybody stayed home and could only go out once a week to purchase essential needs for the family. These situations really affected me and my vision project but still I didn’t lose hope, knowing God is always in control.
As of now my vision project is not an essential need of the people, and I also cannot go house to house to sell my products because of the quarantine measures and social distancing protocols. I still have my products with me and am asking help from God to do my very best to dispose and sell my products.
In our daily morning devotion, I am always asking God in prayer to help our pandemic situation and our economy, so that I can start to sell my products once again. With God's help I promise and am willing to pay my loan the best that I can so that I can fulfill my pledge.
Respectfully,
Bro. Eljohn Jerusalem Pabanil
Praise the Lord!
First, I want to give glory to our God for his goodness and mercy to me and my family, especially in these pandemic times. I thank God for his love and grace sustaining us.
I also want to Thank our Bishop and sponsors for approving my vision project. I was eagerly and excitedly working on it, but suddenly, the pandemic hit, and it brought my vision project to a halt. I felt a punch of pain to my body because of this pandemic that I need to slow down, then suddenly the businesses around us stopped, especially when the 3 month lock down was imposed strictly in our place. Everybody stayed home and could only go out once a week to purchase essential needs for the family. These situations really affected me and my vision project but still I didn’t lose hope, knowing God is always in control.
As of now my vision project is not an essential need of the people, and I also cannot go house to house to sell my products because of the quarantine measures and social distancing protocols. I still have my products with me and am asking help from God to do my very best to dispose and sell my products.
In our daily morning devotion, I am always asking God in prayer to help our pandemic situation and our economy, so that I can start to sell my products once again. With God's help I promise and am willing to pay my loan the best that I can so that I can fulfill my pledge.
Respectfully,
Bro. Eljohn Jerusalem Pabanil
