THE PHILIPPINES

BACOLOD

Bacolod, often called the "City of Smiles," welcomed The Harvest Festival with warmth and openness. As people gathered to worship and hear the gospel, many experienced renewed faith, testimonies of healing, and the joy of seeing lives transformed by God's love.

HEALING MIRACLES

SIGNS AND WONDERS IN BACOLOD

HEALED FROM STROKE

Almar had suffered a stroke seven months ago that left the right side of his body totally paralysed. He came to the crusade in a wheelchair, unable to walk or lift his right hand. During worship, he was healed and began to walk. Overwhelmed with joy, he wept, and even pushed Pastor Kong in his wheelchair.

BLIND EYE RESTORED

Auntie Wilfreda had been blind in her right eye due to diabetes. After our team prayed for her, she was completely healed. This video shows Pastor Kong checking her eyesight and asking her to touch his nose, which she did!

WALKING AND HEARING AT 94

A 94-year-old lady arrived at the crusade in a wheelchair, unable to walk and deaf in her left ear. As we prayed for her, she began to walk and her ear was opened. She was completely healed! The next day, she returned without her wheelchair, walking around on her own.

FROM BEDRIDDEN TO TESTIFYING

Jerry had suffered a stroke and had been bedridden for three months. When the team visited his home to pray for him, he was unable to walk, raise his hands, eat or bathe on his own. After receiving prayer, he was healed, and later came to the crusade to testify.

COMPLETELY HEALED FROM ACCIDENT

Jovelin, a widow with four children, was involved in a serious accident that left her with an injured leg and a fractured arm. After receiving prayer, she was completely healed. Pastor Kong is holding on to her leg brace and arm sling which she no longer needs!

VOLUNTEER OPERATIONS

WHAT WAS DONE IN BACOLOD

PREACHING IN VILLAGES

Open-air village gatherings were used to preach and teach in Bacolod communities, with residents assembled together to hear the message.

PRAYING FOR THE SICK

Teams prayed in person for sick residents who came forward in community settings for ministry.

HOME VISITATION

Volunteers entered homes to visit families directly, bringing encouragement and prayer into their living spaces.

HOME PRAYER VISITS

During home visits, teams prayed for sick family members where they were staying rather than requiring them to travel out.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION

Food was handed out to families gathered in the community as part of the outreach effort.