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FTMW - Filipino Tribe Mission Welfare
S A N T I A G O
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- Santiago is located along the highway
route between Surigao City and Butuan City approximately
halfway from the both cities.
- In Santiago Filipino Tribe Mission
co-operate with Pastor Luciano A. Omba who is responsible
for Santiago Christian Mission Church. The church is a
member of and is sponsored by a Korean assembly but is in
need of local support in their work to reach members of
Manobo tribe.
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- The fact is that Pastor Omba himself
is a member of the Manobo tribe, from the part of the tribe
that is derived from Cantilan and Madrid on the other side
of the mountain, seen from Santiago.
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- Pastor Omba has by now not heard yet
from his Korean friends and Filipino Tribe Missions
goal, after agreement with Pastor Omba, is to find sponsors
for partly Manobos and Santiago's children and partly to the
electric bills that becomes a huge cost when the bible
school is supposed to start.
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- Manobo is alike Mamanwa a tribe which
lives outside the society in the Philippines.
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- The instructions that is given about
Manobo in the Universities and other schools in Manila is
one-sided and narrow-minded when in reality Manobo as a
tribe is huge, multicultural and full of nuances.
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- Donations can be paid to us in EURO on
followed account:
- IBAN SE31 9500 0099
6042 0418 2960
SWIFT (BIC-Code): NDEASESS
- Bank: NORDEA Sweden
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For further information, please contact:
FTMS Filipino Tribe
Mission Sweden
Reg. No: 802422-2393 |
Att: Klaveness
Örngränd 3 681 43 Kristinehamn, Sweden
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+46 760
675 238 |
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+46 705 987 266 |
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ftms@tribemission.com |
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Bank:
NORDEA Sweden
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IBAN
SE31 9500 0099 6042 0418 2960
SWIFT (BIC-Code): NDEASESS
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