Febie S. Ibojos's Page
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- Have you had any formal training for your role
- I am the Pastor of Immanuel Christian Fellowship and at the same time, Director of Signpost International Inc. in the Philippines, working with children and family at risk. As a Pastor, I was trained for one year in a Bible School and them another year, as a church worker. I used to teach Children's Sunday School. I have some trainings on children's ministry from seminars and hands on.
As Director of Signpost - Philippines, my trainings are more on on-the-job, seminars and workshops(including exposures). By profession, I am Certified Public Accountant.
- Hometown:
- Alalasan, La Paz, Iloilo City, 5000, Philippines
- What church denomination do you belong to
- Non-denominational
- What type of work with children are you involved in
- At Immanuel, it is Children's Sunday School and Child sponsorship, while in Signpost, we are involved in Child sponsorship and rescue, rehabilitation(residential care) and re-integration of Street Children (boys) ages 5-15.
- Are you a volunteer or an employee
- Volunteer, Worker with Christian agency
- Are you part of a local network of childrens workers, if so give details
- Area based standard network of Department of Social Welfare and Development; Iloilo City Task Force for Street Children; Philippine Children's Ministries Network
- Which of the following interest groups might you be interested in
- Churched Child, Unchurched Child, Special Needs Child, Parenting and Family
- Do you train others - please give details
- Yes. Our center is open for those who wants to be trained and involved in children's ministry
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