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PRAISE AND PRAYER LETTER

Dear beloved Friends and Ministry Partners,

The Academic Year 2024–2025 has officially come to an end, and I can’t help but praise our Lord for His faithfulness in my life as a staff worker. I thank God for sustaining me, equipping me, and leading me each step of the way. I’ve witnessed the mighty hand of the Lord moving in the lives of our students and even in the hearts of our alumni graduates, and God has been gently teaching me in areas where I’m still growing, constantly reminding me that His grace is truly sufficient—even in my weaknesses.

I also praise God for the student leaders who led our Sem-Ender and Kick-Off events for the upcoming RVCF graduates, in partnership with City on the Hill Mission Church. We celebrated God's faithfulness with thankful hearts for sustaining the students in their academics. We also prayed for our graduating student leaders as they venture into new beginnings as graduates. It is a great reminder from Lamentations 3:22-23, which tells us that the steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, and His mercies never come to an end.

And now, may I humbly ask you to join me in prayer for the following:

That our Lord would continue to sustain me in my spiritual disciplines and commitment to the ministry, helping me serve with grace, love, and motivation to continue in this calling, finding deep peace in serving Him.
Continuous provision for the ministry’s needs, and that I may be able to save up for a laptop for report-making and ministry use.
Good health and protection for my family in Baguio.
Guidance and provision as we plan for the Pinatubo event, where we will appoint new RVCF student leaders with discernment and availability.
That our Graduates Fellowship would continue regularly and grow deeper in impact.
Lastly, please pray for our wedding preparations for December 2025—that all may be done in alignment with God’s will and perfect timing

Agyamanac launay (Thank you so much) for taking the time to read this letter. I’m truly grateful to each of you—your prayers, encouragement, and financial support mean a great deal to me. Thank you for walking with me on this journey.

Let us continue to press on, knowing that our labor in the Lord is never in vain.

May our God bless and keep you always. TO GOD BE ALL THE GLORY.

With love and gratitude,

Kristen Pearl P. Tamiking

Staff Worker, Zambales

Kristen Pearl Pel-ey Tamiking

Field Staff Worker, Zambales

💌kristenpearl.tamiking@ivcfphil.org

📞 0927 631 3936

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