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God’s Word brings LIFE

February 4, 2026

The last week of January is observed in the Philippines as National Bible Week, a time set apart to honor, read, and live out the Word of God.

Entomophagy: The practice of eating insects

February 4, 2026

Entomophagy—the practice of eating insects—has been part of human diets for thousands of years and remains a vital cultural, nutritional, and environmental tradition in many societies today.

A celebration of Greyhound excellence

January 30, 2026

Foundation University honored recently its Outstanding Alumni and Generations of Greyhounds whose journeys continue to bring pride to their alma mater and inspiration to the community.

When the way is dark, light a candle

January 30, 2026

Sharp-eyed readers might have noticed a slightly negative slant to a large number of my most recent columns, which strays from a tradition at the advent of a new year, when the usual practice is to strive for ebullience.

Sharing in Escalante

January 29, 2026

One of the important engagements I recently had in my passion as campus journalism mentor took place late last year – in Escalante City.

‘I am accountable’

January 29, 2026

On January 20–22, 2026, Baptist pastors of the Convention Baptist Ministers Association, serving the churches of the Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches, gather in General Santos City with the theme “I am Accountable.”

Flavor, tradition, & sinamak

January 29, 2026

During my consultancy visits to Indonesian rural villages across Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Kalimantan, and Nusa Tenggara Timur, one small habit of mine never failed to amuse my Indonesian hosts.

Showcase of Belgian paintings

January 23, 2026

A visual treat featuring 33 well-preserved oil on canvas paintings by the late Belgian artist Henri Van Craeynest (1913-2001) was held recently at the Science Wing of Foundation Preparatory Academy.

Staying positive in negative times

January 23, 2026

Followers of the Western calendar are probably well recovered from celebrating (or lamenting) the departure of a tumultuous 2025, but those who follow the Lunar calendar should be preparing for the Lunar Year of the Horse, which begins in February.

Queen of the Night

January 22, 2026

A bud on a potted plant I tend on my small terrace startled me sometime late in October. I was surprised that I saw that bud after long years of trying to grow the variety.

God’s Word brings LIFE

Entomophagy: The practice of eating insects

A celebration of Greyhound excellence

When the way is dark, light a candle

Sharing in Escalante

‘I am accountable’

Flavor, tradition, & sinamak

Showcase of Belgian paintings

Staying positive in negative times

Queen of the Night

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