How about some numbers?

Today I completed our statistics for 2016 for our clinic.   Number of women enrolled with us for prenatal care: 531 Number of prenatal check-ups performed : 2276    Number of babies born at our clinic: 214   Transport rate for women in labor: 14%    Percentage of deliveries that were first-time moms: 32%   Number of postpartum visitsContinue reading “How about some numbers?”

Thank you for Feeding the Village of Pakak

After the typhoon in October, many people donated money for the immediate needs of some of the villages close by. There were supposed to be emergency supplies given by the government but as these things go in the Philippines the supplies did not get to where they were needed. There are 60 families in PakakContinue reading “Thank you for Feeding the Village of Pakak”

A Retreat for the Macads

Our family just spent three days in Paradise here in the Philippines. We attended a missionary retreat at the Re-Creation Center (RRC) in Rizal Laguna. It was a CMPI (Christian Missions in the Philippines) missionary retreat for all missionaries commended by CMML (Christian Missions in Many Lands) and MSC (Missions Sending Committee). Wow, that wasContinue reading “A Retreat for the Macads”

Baby #2000 !!

This month we celebrated the 2000th baby born at our clinic! For me, this was another signpost of how God keeps providing for us at Abundant Grace of God. The mother who delivered with us had delivered her other two babies with us as well, so this was an especially joyous occasion. Mother and babyContinue reading “Baby #2000 !!”

Medical Mission to the Mountains

This May, we had an amazing opportunity to work together with a team from Samaritan’s Purse Canada sharing God’s love with the tribal people of Kalinga through a medical mission. The team of 13 people consisted of nurses, dental hygienists, an eyeglass team, support workers and a doctor. We set up camp at the localContinue reading “Medical Mission to the Mountains”

A Midwife’s Story

The following story is a first-hand account from our Bugnay clinic midwife, Karen Ligab. “It was almost 4:00 in the afternoon and I was talking with Achao (my boss) outside the clinic because he was getting ready to go back to the Tabuk clinic, when I noticed many people carrying someone in a hammock towardsContinue reading “A Midwife’s Story”

Sponsor a Delivery this Christmas!

  It is that time of year again when we start to think about what on earth to get that person on our list that has everything! Why don’t you sponsor a delivery in their name? When you make a donation between $50 (a partial sponsor) and $200 (a complete sponsor) you or the personContinue reading “Sponsor a Delivery this Christmas!”