Pili 1st Ward Saints

15/04/2026

These missionaries of Pili 1st Ward is a beautiful reminder that true joy comes from selfless service. 💙
These dedicated servants give their time, strength, and hearts to share the gospel, uplift lives, and bring others closer to Christ. Some of them are preparing to enter the Mission field and we are so grateful for their decision to serve the Lord. Their sacrifices do not go unnoticed, and their faith inspires us all to do a little more and be a little better each day.
Grateful for their courage, their love, and their unwavering commitment.

Elder Mora- Philippines Bacolod Mission
Sister Verano- Philippines Tacloban Mission
Elder Adante- Philippines GenSan Mission
Elder Adanie- Philippines Baguio Mission
Elder Neverio- Philippines Quezon City Mission

Will Enter the Mission Field

Sister Ibo
- Cambodia Phnom Phen Mission
Sister Eulogio
- Philippines Cauayan Mission
Elder Manimba- Philippines Tacloban Mission
Elder Cardoza-
to be announced😅

16/11/2025

😇With faith in Jesus Christ and a willing heart, Sister Jenny Lynn Adanie steps forward as a missionary applicant.
We’re proud of you, Sister!

26/10/2025

"Meet the Missionary Applicants of Pili 1st Ward Naga Stake. Each one has a mighty desire to serve the Lord and share His love with the world. We support you and pray for you as you prepare for this incredible journey of faith. ‘If ye have desires to serve God ye are called to the work’ — D&C 4:3"

06/07/2025

23/07/2024

Through opposition—trials, troubles, and distress—man can have many experiences that lead to spiritual growth and eternal progress by turning to the Lord.

21/04/2024

"Congratulations Bro Mora and Sister Verano on taking this meaningful step towards serving a full-time mission! Your dedication to spreading love and light is inspiring. May your journey be filled with growth, joy, and countless opportunities to make a positive impact on the lives of others. Wishing you both all the best as you embark on this incredible adventure!"

18/12/2023

Why does the birth of a baby bring such great joy? Perhaps because a new baby can be a symbol of hope. There’s something about a brand-new life full of possibilities that invites us to ponder what life might hold for that child and what wonderful things he or she will accomplish. Never has this been truer than at the birth of the Son of God, Jesus Christ. Never has there been more hope placed in a child, and never has there been one born with so much promise.

When an angel invited shepherds to seek a newborn child in a manger, he also gave them a message about that child. It was a message of hope—that this baby had come to earth to fulfill a sacred mission. The shepherds made their message “known abroad … and all they that heard it wondered at those things which were told them by the shepherds. But Mary kept all these things, and pondered them in her heart” (Luke 2:17–19). Perhaps it would be good to follow Mary’s example this Christmas: to ponder in your heart the things you have learned about the Savior this year. How did He fulfill His mission of redemption in the accounts you have read? And more important, how has His mission changed your life? Then you might feel inspired to follow the example of the shepherds: how will you make it “known abroad” what Jesus Christ has done for you?




Illustration of Little Lamb, by Jenedy Paige