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A Meaningful Hospital Visit: The Power of Prayer in Times of Sickness
On Sunday, December 14 the EVG group gathered its volunteers for a very special visit to East Avenue Medical Center. They dedicated their afternoon to pass hope, faith and love to patients and their relatives who have been discouraged due to a health problem. Unfortunately, many of the patients face not only physical sickness but also spiritual struggles; negative feelings, regrets, resentment, unresolved inner conflicts, etc… This experience clearly showed that healing is no
The Lord’s Supper of Gethsemane
Gethsemane represents more than just a place in history—it reminds us of the importance of trusting God even when things are difficult.
"I carried deep fear, trauma, and insecurity—especially about relationships and marriage."
Life Transformation Before coming to the Simbahang Universal, I lived in a chaotic life. I grew up in a home full of fights, almost every day and every night. Because of this, I carried deep fear, trauma, and insecurity—especially about relationships and marriage. I tried to fill the emptiness by going out with friends, drinking, and entering relationships, but every relationship failed. When someone I thought was “the one” cheated on me, I reached the point of wanting to end
"Our marriage was so chaotic, we had a lot of misunderstandings."
Life Transformation “Before coming to the Simbahang Universal, my life was chaotic. My family had huge debts, and I struggled with insecurities, jealousy, insomnia, migraines, and severe monthly pain. Emotionally, I was falling apart. Eventually, my condition worsened, and tests revealed a large mass on my ovary. That’s when I agreed to get checked and discovered it was stage 4 endometriosis. With no money and increasing pain, my depression deepened. Until I met my husband at
"I struggled with depression, anxiety, insomnia, anger, and a deep lack of forgiveness."
Life Transformation Before coming to the Simbahang Universal, I struggled with depression, anxiety, insomnia, anger, and a deep lack of forgiveness. I kept going to church, but nothing changed. As the breadwinner of my family, I gave everything to them—my salary, my savings—until I had nothing left for myself. When I went abroad to work, the stress became so heavy that I collapsed twice and was taken to the hospital. Later, a specialist told me that I had a serious, possibly
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