Grace Christian Mission, Inc.
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| Shelter for the Homeless and other indigent children |
| Sharing Christ's love with orphans 1969 - present |
Brief History
July 26, 1969 – 3 Orphans were admitted and lived with the house parents in the city office.
January 26, 1970 – The mission was registered at the Securities and Exchange Commission to operate an orphanage, church, and school.
May 21, 1970 – Eight orphans moved into their new home, in unfinished building in Sto. Nino, Tanay, Rizal.
May 1977 – Agricultural High School opened to meet the educational needs of GCM's orphans: the school also served children from seven mountain
villages.
August 1981 – Application to Kindernothilfe. KNH, Germany for help. Aid began in January, 1982.
May 1984 – Orphans in GCM High School moved to Boso-Boso, since the mission compound in Sto. Nino was expected to be flooded by the Daraitan Dam
project, so the high school had to move.
March 30, 1992 – Orphanage Department was moved to join the High School at the new compound in Boso-Boso.
1994 - New orphanage completed: one dormitory for girls, one dormitory for boys, and multipurpose hall.
July 26, 1969 – 3 Orphans were admitted and lived with the house parents in the city office.
January 26, 1970 – The mission was registered at the Securities and Exchange Commission to operate an orphanage, church, and school.
May 21, 1970 – Eight orphans moved into their new home, in unfinished building in Sto. Nino, Tanay, Rizal.
May 1977 – Agricultural High School opened to meet the educational needs of GCM's orphans: the school also served children from seven mountain
villages.
August 1981 – Application to Kindernothilfe. KNH, Germany for help. Aid began in January, 1982.
May 1984 – Orphans in GCM High School moved to Boso-Boso, since the mission compound in Sto. Nino was expected to be flooded by the Daraitan Dam
project, so the high school had to move.
March 30, 1992 – Orphanage Department was moved to join the High School at the new compound in Boso-Boso.
1994 - New orphanage completed: one dormitory for girls, one dormitory for boys, and multipurpose hall.
We envisioned a healthy, God fearing, able, industrious, and competitive young people assets of the community towards progress.
Toward this end, we shall help rehabilitate physical bodies, spiritual life, emotions, intellectual
development and social life of each child.
· That clientele become mature and responsible Christian.
· That they become physically healthy and emotionally stable children.
· That each clientele is made ready to undertake personal livelihood project to be independent, self-sufficient and brave to face competition.
· That the children become intellectually advanced and capable of in-depth discernment.
· That the children realized their uniqueness and have developed a high regard for themselves and others, and learned their role in nation-building.
VISION:
MISSION:
GOALS:
| The home is a place for healing: broken hearts, broken lives, loneliness, anger, fear, tears, apathy, malnutrition and sickness. A shelter where the pain of hunger is alleviated. Meeting the needs of the children in the Home is a heavy load and expensive, but as more of God's people get involved the task becomes light and easy. "The King said when I was hungry you gave me something to eat, when I was thirsty you gave me something to drink, when I was stranger you welcomed me, and when I was sick you took care of me and when I was in jail you visited me. The King will answer whenever you did it for any of my people, no matter how unimportant they seemed, you did it for me, " (Matthew 25: 35, 36, 40 NIV). "When you give feast invite the poor, the crippled, the lame and the blind; they cannot pay you back, but God will bless you and reward you" (Lk. 14: 13- 14 NIV). "Jesus said... I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly" (John 10: 10b KJV). |
