La Carlota LDS Observes 2012 National Family Week

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints of La Carlota District observed the 2012 National Family Week Celebration with parade, program, display of exhibits and income-generating products, contests and games. Kainang Pampamilya highlighted the said national event.

Family is number one priority - Ferrer

"Cooperation and unity among the family members are very important factors," said Jeffrey P. Ferrer, the ever supporter of The Church activities ever since he was still a city councilor, then a mayor of the city, and now as the house representative of the 4th district in Negros Occidental.

"My family and my children are my number one priority," he further stressed.

Catching the program which was about to close, he shared his short inspiring message on the importance of family and how he managed his family in spite of his hectic schedule.

He also exchanged some pleasantries with the congregation of members and other invited guests by relating his closed tie up with the Church before and even in the present.

La Carlota LDS All Set To Celebrate Family Week

The La Carlota District of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) is busy preparing for the yearly celebration of Family Week as mandated by law.

The branch presidents of different units like President Christopher Milendres of Ayungon, President Jousha Solquillo of San Enrique, President Johndill Parreño of Masville, President Carlo Rebelde of Manggapsang, President Noel Oliverio La Castellana, President Andres Samolde of Moises Padilla, President Jimboy Loreto of La Carlota First and President Rodolfo Banghaon of La Carlota Second are all-out supporting this family activities.

President Mario Malacaman Presiding the meeting on Family Week preparation

President Mario A. Malacaman presided the recent meeting about this activity. His two counselor: President Zandiv Abonado ang President Rino Salvador M, Ilangga were also supporting this wholesome family affairs.

ANHS Journalism Workshop | Inspiring, Informative Journalism Attempt

The recent journalism workshop for 19 staff members of the school paper of Antipolo National High School, ANHS ECHO was a success.  The participants were able to enhance their journalistic skills.

ANHS is a national high school located at the District II of Pontevedra, Negros Occidental, PH.

These promising, budding young writers generally claimed that their workshop was inspiring, enjoyable, and informative.

They said the journalistic skills have been enhanced, enriched and even improved so that they could come up with their maiden issue before the end of this July 2012.

Young Journalists Writing Their Articles as part of their workshop