BSA ST JOHN Nambaran

04/10/2026

BSA ROLLING HILLS DEANERY FELLOWSHIP

Another blessed fellowship of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BSA) Rolling Hills Deanery Officers and Members was held on October 4, 2026, at St. Vincent Church, Magasuso, Bulo, Tabuk City, Kalinga.

Our gathering was centered on the Bible study topic, “The Life of Timothy,” facilitated by Bro. Hernane Baruzo. Through the life and faith of Timothy, we were reminded of the importance of faith, commitment, humility, courage, and faithful service to God and His people.

We are also grateful for the presence and spiritual guidance of our Chaplain, Rev. Aaron Tegui-ing, who joined us in this meaningful fellowship.

May our continuing fellowship strengthen our brotherhood and inspire us to live out the three pillars of BSA: Prayer, Study, and Service.

To God be the glory!
Long live the Brotherhood of St. Andrew!

13/09/2026

Message

Blessed Sunday to all our brothers in Christ!
Greetings from the Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BSA) – St. John Nambaran Chapter, Rolling Hills Deanery.

May this blessed Sunday renew our faith and strengthen our fellowship as brothers. Let us continue to live out the example of our patron, St. Andrew, through our commitment to Prayer, Study, and Service.
May God guide and bless our chapters, our families, our Church, and our communities. Let us remain united in faith, love, and service as we continue our journey with Christ.

Have a blessed and meaningful Sunday, dear BSA brethren!

Prayer • Study • Service

06/09/2026

BSA ROLLING HILLS DEANERY

Thank you, St. Gregory Church congregation, for the warm welcome and hospitality extended to the BSA Rolling Hills Deanery Officers and members during our visit to your chapter. Your kindness and fellowship truly made our gathering meaningful and memorable.

To all the Brotherhood of St. Andrew officers and members, let us continue to cherish and follow the life and example of our patron, St. Andrew, as we reflected during our Bible study.

May we remain committed to the discipline and mission of the Brotherhood: Prayer, Study of the Scriptures, and Service.
Let us continue to grow together in faith, strengthen our brotherhood, and serve God and His people with humility and love.

St. Andrew, pray for us!
BSA Rolling Hills Deanery — Pray, Study, Serve.

09/08/2026

Blessed Sunday to all our brothers in BSA St. John Nambaran! 🙏

May this Sunday be filled with God’s love, grace, and peace. Let us continue to strengthen our brotherhood through prayer, study, and service, and remain faithful in serving God and our community.

May God bless each one of us and our families. Have a blessed and meaningful Sunday, brothers! 🙏❤️

BSA St. John Nambaran — “For the Glory of God and the Service of Others.”

02/08/2026

August 2, 2026 | Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BSA) Fellowship and Chapter Visitation.

The Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BSA) Rolling Hills Deanery continues its mission of visiting and strengthening our brethren.
Today, we were blessed to visit St. Helena Church, Babalag, Rizal, Kalinga, where we witnessed the successful reorganization of the BSA St. Helena Chapter and the election of its officers.

Elected Officers:

President: Bro. Armand Bugwasen
Vice President: Bro. Renato Licupa
Secretary: Bro. Alrex Buking
Treasurer: Bro. Rolando Tauli
Auditor: Bro. Edgar Bagalay
Chaplain: Rev. Claudio Bagano

Coordinators and representatives were also appointed to support the ministry and strengthen the fellowship of the chapter.

As part of our gathering, we held a meaningful Bible study focusing on the Life of John the Baptist. His example of humility, courage, obedience, and unwavering faith reminds us to prepare the way for the Lord by living lives that reflect Christ and by faithfully serving others.

We thank God for the warm fellowship, the commitment of the newly elected officers, and the enthusiasm of the brethren. May the Lord continue to bless the BSA St. Helena Chapter, granting them wisdom, unity, and strength as they carry out their ministry for His glory.

"He must increase, but I must decrease." — John 3:30

To God be all the glory!

05/07/2026

July 5, 2026

The continuous fellowship of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BSA) – Rolling Hills Deanery was successfully held at Epiphany Parish Church, Abut, Quezon. We are grateful that the attendance was better than our previous gathering, with 26 brethren joining us from St. Luke's Church, St. Vincent Church, St. John the Evangelist Church, St. Peter's Church, Resurrection Church, and Epiphany Church.

One of the highlights of our gathering was experiencing the inspiring praise and worship led by the faithful members of Epiphany Church. Singing songs of praise, listening to heartfelt testimonies, and sharing our faith together brought refreshment to our hearts and renewed our spirits.

We thank God for this blessed fellowship that continues to strengthen our brotherhood, deepen our faith, and encourage us to serve Christ with renewed commitment. May the Brotherhood of St. Andrew continue to grow in unity, love, and faithful service to God's Kingdom. To God be all the glory!

21/06/2026

Rolling Hills Deanery Brotherhood of St. Andrew Fellowship (June 21, 2026)

The officers and members of the Rolling Hills Deanery Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BSA) extend our heartfelt gratitude to the BSA of St. Luke Church Chapter for hosting this month's fellowship gathering.

As part of the ministry program of the Rolling Hills Deanery BSA, the officers and members visit a local chapter every month to strengthen our brotherhood through Bible study, officers' meetings, fellowship, spiritual formation, and service. These gatherings provide opportunities for learning, encouragement, and mutual support as we grow together in Christ.

The participating chapters of the deanery are:
St. Luke Church
Epiphany Church
St. Vincent Church
St. John the Evangelist Church
St. Matthias Church
St. Gregory Church
Resurrection Church

May these regular gatherings continue to inspire us to remain faithful in prayer, diligent in the study of God's Word, united in fellowship, and committed to serving our communities.

We humbly ask for your continued prayers for the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and all its chapters, that we may faithfully carry out our mission and ministry for the greater glory of God.

"Let us continue to pray, study, serve, and spread Christ's love wherever He calls us."

14/06/2026

For the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew, St. John the Evangelist Parish, Nambaran
June 14, 2026 (BSA SUNDAY)

In Romans 4:13–25, Saint Paul teaches that God's promises are received through faith, just as Abraham believed God even when circumstances seemed impossible. Abraham trusted God's promise, and his faith was counted as righteousness.

Simple Applications for the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew:

1. Trust God in Difficult Times
Like Abraham, we may face challenges in our families, work, ministry, and community. We are called to trust God's plan even when we cannot see the outcome.

2. Be Men of Faith and Action
Faith is not only believing with our minds but also living according to God's will. As members of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew, we should be examples of Christian service, integrity, and love.

3. Persevere in Ministry
There may be times when church activities seem difficult or participation is low. Romans 4 reminds us not to lose hope but to continue serving faithfully, trusting that God will bless our efforts.

4. Believe in the Power of the Resurrection
Our faith is centered on Jesus Christ, who died for our sins and was raised to life for our salvation. This gives us hope, strength, and courage to face life's struggles.

Reflection

"Like Abraham, let us remain strong in faith, giving glory to God and believing that He is able to fulfill His promises. As Brothers of Saint Andrew, may we faithfully serve Christ, strengthen one another, and be witnesses of God's love in our parish and community."

Prayer:

Lord, strengthen our faith as You strengthened Abraham. Help us trust Your promises, serve Your Church faithfully, and follow Jesus Christ in all that we do. Amen.

18/05/2026

10/05/2026

In Gospel of John 15:5, Jesus said:
“I am the vine; you are the branches.

Whoever abides in me and I in him bears much fruit, because apart from me you can do nothing.”

This teaching means that Jesus Christ is the source of spiritual life, strength, and growth, just as a vine gives life to its branches.

Believers are called to remain connected to Him through faith, prayer, obedience, and love.

Some key meanings of “I am the vine”:
Connection – We need a close relationship with Christ.

1. Growth – A faithful life produces good fruits: love, kindness, service, and righteousness.

2. Dependence – Just as branches cannot live without the vine, people need God’s guidance and grace.

3. Fruitfulness – A Christian life should bless others and glorify God.

Application:

A. Stay rooted in prayer and Scripture.
B. Serve others with humility and love.
C. Trust God during difficulties.

Let your actions reflect Christ in your family, church, cooperative, and community.