Did you ever imagine a ministry born from a broken heart? Here at Phil Campus Crusade for Christ, that’s precisely the origin story. Dr. Teody Pajaron, a former National Coordinator for Philippine Campus Crusade for Christ, and his wife, Bing, founded FamilyLife Philippines. Bing’s childhood, marked by an absent father, fueled a deep desire to see families thrive. Phil Campus Crusade for Christ played a pivotal role in their journey. This organization, known internationally for its student ministry, became the launching pad for FamilyLife Philippines. The Pajarons, with their background in campus ministry and a shared passion for strengthening families, found their calling. Phil Campus Crusade for Christ provided a network and a platform. It was at a Weekend to Remember Marriage Conference, sponsored by a friend, that the seed for FamilyLife Philippines was planted. Back in Manila, the Pajarons began teaching the Weekend to Remember program. They worked with Phil Campus Crusade for Christ staff couples, pastors, and local churches. The ministry gained momentum. In 1996, they established the Church and Family Resource Center in Davao. From mimeographed handouts to extensive fundraising, the early days were challenging but fruitful. Phil Campus Crusade for Christ’s influence continued. Couples from within the organization joined the Pajarons, establishing FamilyLife ministry bases across the Philippines. The ripple effect of Phil Campus Crusade for Christ is undeniable. It’s a story of how one organization’s focus on student ministry birthed another dedicated to families. Phil Campus Crusade for Christ’s legacy extends beyond campus walls. It touches the lives of families across the Philippines, thanks to the vision and dedication of leaders like the Pajarons.
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