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One of our main initiatives in the Philippines is the maintaining and expanding of the Dream Center, located in Pinagbobong and was started by Edwin and Jo Duenas as an outreach to the community. In December 2019 a super typhoon leveled everything including the church building, but since then it has been built up better than ever before thanks to the generosity of many.

The Dream Center now includes a church, preschool, student center (complete with internet access and computers), and a mission house. It serves as a hub for disaster relief organization, food relief, ministries for all ages, discipleship and counseling, as well as a range of evangelistic endeavors. It has grown so much in the last few years that already the church building is in need of expansion and we are looking to hire an additional three full time staff! Mosaic partners with Edwin and Jo to support the financial needs of the Dream Center, which also serves as our International home base for the ministry.

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In 2021, the dream of expanding to a second campus became a reality. Mosaic was able to contribute financially to the purchase of 4 acres of land in Pangasinan for a second Dream Center campus. We were introduced to Pastor Darius and his wife Juliet, who will head up and project manage the building and maintenance of this new campus. Darius and Juliet are bivocational, as they run a pharmacy, teach at the local school, and also pastor a church. 

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Darius and Juliet have created a sustainable plan for the second campus and will provide many jobs in the process. As a means of self-sustainable income, they will use the purchased land to grow crops and continue nurturing the current fruit trees. Selling these crops and produce will then help to pay for future property expenses. 

 

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Along with the construction of the buildings, Pastor Darius and his wife have also begun a vocational training program. 20 women will be trained in basket weaving for income. They have established a partnership with a wholesaler who will provide the materials and buy back the finished project. The training for this skill lasts two days and will be a continued joint partnership between Mosaic and our partner pastors in the Philippines.

 

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Along with the construction of the buildings, Pastor Darius and his wife have also begun a vocational training program. 20 women will be trained in basket weaving for income. They have established a partnership with a wholesaler who will provide the materials and buy back the finished project. The training for this skill lasts two days and will be a continued joint partnership between Mosaic and our partner pastors in the Philippines.

 

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Along with the construction of the buildings, Pastor Darius and his wife have also begun a vocational training program. 20 women will be trained in basket weaving for income. They have established a partnership with a wholesaler who will provide the materials and buy back the finished project. The training for this skill lasts two days and will be a continued joint partnership between Mosaic and our partner pastors in the Philippines.

 

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