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19/06/2025

UCCF Care Group and Meditating on John 3:26–33 (June 18, 2025)

This week in our UCCF Care Group, we take time to share God’s accomplishments and meditate on John 3:26–33, a passage that calls us to humility, joy, and Christ-centered living.

In the passage, John the Baptist’s followers are concerned that Jesus is gaining more attention. But John responds with peace and joy, saying, “He must increase, but I must decrease” (v.30). John understood his role—not to gain fame, but to point others to Jesus.

As we meditate on these verses, we’re reminded:

• Life is not about making ourselves greater, but making Jesus known.
• True joy comes from seeing Christ glorified, even if we are in the background.

In our care group, we’re encouraged to share where we’ve seen God’s goodness this week—whether through answered prayer, comfort in hard times, or opportunities to exalt Jesus. These stories build each other up and point back to God’s faithfulness.

As we support and pray for one another, may we grow in humility, joy, and a deeper love for Christ.

15/06/2025

UCCF Sunday Service & Acknowledgment of Newly Ordained Reverends - June 15, 2025

The United Christ Centered Fellowship (UCCF) celebrated Father’s Day with a meaningful Sunday service, where Rev. Randy Caritativo shared a powerful message titled “A Father After God’s Own Heart,” based on Psalm 112:1-2. The passage speaks of the blessings that come to those who fear the Lord and delight in His commands — a legacy that extends to their children.

Rev. Caritativo outlined four key points in his message:

I. The Foundation of Fatherhood: A Fear of the Lord
True fatherhood begins with reverence for God. A man who fears the Lord lays a strong spiritual foundation for his home.

II. The Example of Fatherhood: God the Father
God Himself is the ultimate model of fatherhood — loving, just, patient, and full of grace. Fathers are called to reflect His character.

III. The Calling of Fatherhood: Legacy Building
A godly father leaves more than material inheritance; he leaves a spiritual legacy that shapes generations.

IV. The Strength of Fatherhood: God’s Grace
Fatherhood is not easy, but God's grace empowers and sustains every father in their daily journey.

After the message, a joyful and spirit-filled service marked by a special recognition of two newly ordained ministers: Rev. Jun Quilojano, Jr. and Rev. Randy Caritativo.

UCCF celebrates this new chapter in the lives of Rev. Quilojano and Rev. Caritativo and looks forward with hope and excitement to the fruit their ministries will bear in the church and beyond.

13/06/2025

UCCF Members Attend National Discipleship Campaign (NDC) Summit 2025 at SMX Convention Center Davao City

On June 12, 2025, members of the United Christ Centered Fellowship (UCCF) actively participated in the National Discipleship Campaign (NDC) Summit 2025, a Mindanao wide gathering focused on strengthening the call to discipleship and spiritual growth.

Held with the theme of empowering leaders and disciple-makers, the summit featured powerful messages from esteemed speakers: Bishop Peter Tan-Chi of CCF, Rev. Edmund Chan Covenant Evangelical Free Church (CEFC) in Singapore, and his wife Ptra. Ann Chan. Each speaker brought deep biblical insights, practical wisdom, and heartfelt encouragement for the next generation of Christian leaders.

Rev. Edmund Chan spoke on “Discipling for Every Day of Our Life,” encouraging attendees to live out their faith daily and intentionally, even in the ordinary routines of life.

Bishop Peter Tan-chi followed with a compelling message titled “Principles of Discipleship for Every Season,” emphasizing how discipleship must remain constant through all stages of life—whether in times of growth, challenge, or waiting.

Ptra. Ann Chan concluded the summit with her talk on “Discipling in Every Aspect of Our Life,” urging believers to reflect Christ not just in ministry, but also in family, relationships,

The UCCF delegates returned with renewed passion and vision for discipleship, ready to apply what they learned within their campuses and communities. The summit marked a significant spiritual milestone for many, reinforcing the call to make disciples who will make disciples.

13/06/2025

UCCF Sunday Service with Ptra. Karen – June 1, 2025
Message from Jeremiah 33:1-3

On Sunday, June 1, 2025, the United Christ Center Fellowship (UCCF) held a spirit-filled worship service with Ptra. Karen delivering a powerful message rooted in Jeremiah 33:1-3. The passage served as a reminder of God's faithfulness and His invitation to call upon Him in times of uncertainty.

Ptr. Karen emphasized the Lord’s promise: “Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.” She encouraged the congregation to remain steadfast in prayer and to trust that God is working even in silence and difficulty. Drawing parallels from the prophet Jeremiah's time in prison, she illustrated how God speaks most clearly when we are most in need.

The service was filled with worship, heartfelt prayers, and members were reminded that no situation is beyond God's reach. The message left many feeling uplifted and inspired to deepen their prayer life and trust in God's timing and revelation.

The UCCF continues to be a space where believers are empowered through the Word and fellowship, strengthened by the promises of Scripture like those found in Jeremiah 33.

02/06/2025

UCCF Sunday Service: "ISAAC – The Beloved Son" by Rev. Bernardo Que

The United Christ Centered Fellowship (UCCF) held a powerful Sunday service featuring the message “ISAAC – The Beloved Son” delivered by Reverend Bernardo Que. The teaching focused on key passages from Genesis 22 and 26, exploring Isaac’s role in God’s covenant and his journey of faith.

Rev. Que reflected on Genesis 22, where Abraham is tested by God through the command to sacrifice Isaac, and highlighted Isaac’s willingness and obedience—a parallel to Christ's submission to the Father. From Genesis 26, the message emphasized God’s continued blessing on Isaac despite opposition, showcasing God's faithfulness across generations.

The sermon reminded attendees that Isaac's life is a testimony to God’s promises, calling believers to live with trust, obedience, and confidence in God's plan. The service concluded with a time of reflection and prayer, encouraging everyone to respond with faith, just as Isaac did.

30/05/2025

Encountering Jesus: A Care Group Reflection on Luke 19:1–10 (May 28, 2025)

Luke 19:1–10 tells the story of Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector in Jericho who climbs a tree just to catch a glimpse of Jesus. What unfolds is a powerful moment of personal transformation that offers deep lessons for our lives and for our Christian communities, like UCCF care groups.

Zacchaeus was seen as a sinner—despised and excluded by society. Yet, Jesus saw beyond the labels. He called Zacchaeus by name and chose to stay at his house. This act of love and acceptance shocked the crowd, but it demonstrated the very heart of the gospel: Jesus came “to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10).

For care groups, this passage is a call to model the radical hospitality and grace of Jesus. We’re reminded that no one is beyond His reach and that personal encounters with Christ lead to real change. Zacchaeus’s response—giving to the poor and repaying those he wronged—shows how meeting Jesus transforms our values, relationships, and actions.

As we gather in our care groups, may we create spaces where people feel seen, welcomed, and challenged to grow in faith, just like Zacchaeus did. Jesus still seeks the lost, and often, He does so through us.

27/05/2025

UCCF Junior Youth Challenge (JYC): 2-Day Teens Camp – "Glow Up for Jesus" (May 26-27, 2025)

The Junior Youth Challenge recently hosted an exciting 2-day Teens Camp themed "Glow Up for Jesus," inspired by 2 Peter 3:18: “But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” The camp brought together young teens for a weekday of faith-building, friendship, and fun.

Held at a serene retreat location at God's House of Praise Retreat Center Cabuling, Tantangan, the camp featured dynamic worship sessions, engaging workshops, and outdoor activities designed to help teens grow spiritually and personally. The message of "glowing up" focused on inner transformation through Christ—encouraging campers to shine brighter in their faith, character, and purpose.

Inspirational speakers, Ptr. Jun Quilojano, Ptra. Irene Faith Caritativo, Ptr. Randy Caritativo and Ptr. Frenz Ern Dayo Tomonas shared on topics like identity in Christ, spiritual growth, and resisting peer pressure. Campfire devotions and small group discussions created space for reflection and connection, leaving many teens feeling uplifted and recharged.

Supporting the camp’s activities were the dedicated volunteers from UCCF who played a vital role throughout the day. Their energy, compassion, and guidance helped create a welcoming and encouraging environments for all participants. Whether leading small groups, facilitating games, or offering a listening ear, their presence made a lasting difference.

The "Glow Up for Jesus" camp proved to be a meaningful experience that ignited a deeper desire in the youth to live boldly for Christ and continue growing in His grace.

27/05/2025

UCCF Sunday Service and Late Mother’s Day Celebration (May 25, 2025)

On Sunday, the United Christ Centered Fellowship (UCCF) held a vibrant worship service followed by a heartwarming late Mother’s Day celebration. Though the official day had passed, the spirit of gratitude and love for mothers was fully alive within the congregation.

The service began with prayer, uplifting praise and worship, and God's message through his faithful servant, Ptr. Jun Quilojano.

After the service, the atmosphere shifted to celebration as mothers and mother figures in attendance were honored with tokens of appreciation, short presentation by children department and a lunch fellowship. Laughter, hugs, and tears of joy filled the room, reminding everyone of the enduring impact of a mother’s love.

The event served not only as a belated tribute to mothers but also as a testament to the UCCF community’s commitment to love, faith, and family.

22/05/2025

Faith That Bears Fruit – A UCCF Small Group Reflection on Matthew 21:18–22, May 21, 2025 (Wednesday Night)

In Matthew 21:18–22, Jesus encounters a fig tree that looks healthy from a distance but bears no fruit. He responds by withering the tree, using it as a powerful picture of what it means to live a life that’s outwardly religious but inwardly empty.

For our UCCF small group, this passage reminds us that God desires more than appearances—He wants real, growing faith. Just as the fig tree was expected to bear fruit, our lives are meant to reflect the truth and power of the gospel.

That’s why small groups matter. We gather not only to study Scripture, but to encourage one another—to spur each other on when our faith feels weak, to pray for one another when we struggle to believe, and to celebrate when we see God at work in our lives.

Jesus ends the passage by teaching about faith and prayer. He calls His disciples to believe boldly and pray confidently, trusting in God’s power. It’s a challenge to examine our own lives: Are we truly living by faith, and are we bearing the kind of fruit that brings God glory?

As we gather this week, let’s reflect on what genuine faith looks like, pray for hearts that trust God fully, and encourage one another to live lives that are not just full of leaves—but full of fruit.

19/05/2025

UCCF 3-Day Vacation Bible School Graduation: A Celebration of Faith and Growth

The United Christ Centered Fellowship (UCCF) joyfully celebrated the graduation of its 3-Day Vacation Bible School (VBS) on May 14-16, 2025, marking the culmination of a vibrant and spirit-filled journey for our young learners.

Over the course of three days, children were immersed in Bible lessons, songs, crafts, and interactive activities centered around this year’s theme: “A Savior for you!” With each session, students not only deepened their understanding of God’s Word but also built lasting friendships and grew in confidence and faith.

The graduation ceremony was a heartwarming event filled with smiles, songs, and proud moments. Parents, teachers, and church leaders gathered to cheer them on, recognizing the seeds of faith planted in each young heart.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the volunteers, teachers, (Irene Faith Caritativo, Randy Caritativo, Marydel Tomas-Olarte, Frenz Ern Dayo Tomonas, David Quilojano, Jovelyn Bandojo, Hana Quilojano, Jonah Gabato, Rhoda Gabato De Guzman, Franz Ferolino, Chris Olarte, Mark James Tomas, Andre De Guzman, Tats Olarte) and parents who made this program a success. Most of all, we give glory to God for His guidance and grace throughout the event. We look forward to continuing the mission of nurturing strong, faith-filled children in the months to come.

Congratulations to all our VBS graduates!

16/05/2025

Day 3 – The Final Day of UCCF Vacation Bible School: A Joyful Send-Off

The third and final day of UCCF Vacation Bible School was filled with energy, gratitude, and lasting memories. As children arrived with excitement and anticipation, the atmosphere buzzed with joy for one last day of learning, fun, and fellowship.

The day began with uplifting worship, as voices rose in praise and hearts were stirred by the message of God’s love. The Bible lesson focused on walking in faith and sharing the light of Christ with others — a fitting conclusion to this year’s VBS theme. Children participated in interactive storytelling, games, and crafts that reinforced these values in creative ways.

A special highlight of the day was the closing program. Students showcased songs and memory verses they had learned throughout the week, bringing smiles to teachers, volunteers, and parents alike. Certificates and small tokens of appreciation were handed out, celebrating each child's participation and growth.

As the curtains closed on VBS 2025, there was a strong sense of community and spiritual encouragement. Though the sessions have ended, the seeds of faith planted over the past three days will continue to grow.

Until next year — thank you to everyone who made UCCF VBS a success!

15/05/2025

Day 2 of UCCF Vacation Bible School: A Joyful Journey Continues!

The excitement continued on Day 2 of UCCF Vacation Bible School as children and volunteers returned for another day filled with faith, fun, and friendship. With bright smiles and eager hearts, the kids dived deeper into the week’s theme, exploring how God’s love guides and transforms our lives.

The day began with energetic praise and worship, setting a joyful tone for the morning. Through interactive Bible lessons, children learned more about trust, courage, and the importance of walking with God daily. Craft time allowed them to express creativity while reinforcing the message of the day, and lively games brought laughter and teamwork to life.

Volunteers played a key role, helping create a safe and welcoming space where every child felt valued. As Day 2 wrapped up, hearts were full and spirits high, with everyone looking forward to the adventures still to come. The journey of faith is just getting started!

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