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SUPER GRANDMA

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The Church and Antisemitism by Walter Horton

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Alec Satin Justification by Faith Lutheran Library Publishing Ministry

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CHURCH DEVELOPMENT

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BREAK FROM MISSION WORK

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We're going to the Golden Gate

Salvation given by His blood, Victory in Golgotha, The promise that was spoken, Now, His Spirit is among us, Leading us to our mansions, We'll soon ride in a golden chariot, Taking us to the golden gate, The sin of man was defeated, Evil failed to his mission, Soon will have our perfection, Soon will enter paradise, We'll soon ride in a golden chariot, Taking us to the golden gate, All the sickness of the world, All will be crumpled and be trashed, He had fulfilled the promise, Heaven is in our grasp, We'll soon ride in a golden chariot, Taking us to the golden gate. Poem by Judah Palangyos - Philippines Lutheran Missionary Judah(yellow hair)

Throne

Throne Defeated by power Murdered by wealth In this earth he is feared In the moment he is Lord Comes the day of reckoning He'll be begging during judgement For after all He is just a dirty rug like me Being righteous by law Being friendly for a vote Justifies sin in writing Seen as holy by most Even the robed people Lay their hands on him He'll be begging during judgement For it is then he'll see After all He's just a He's just a dirty rug like me. - Judah Palangyos

(Statement of most Filipinos) At The Edge When hope fades, Empty is the rising sun, Souls are left alone, Most listen to human reasons, The wealthy seek life, But the lowly pray, If you are always at the edge, You are humble to seek God, In wars and in destruction, The wealthy survive, And the lowly are righteous, For what's the world? When there's heaven, What is life? When there's eternity, If you are always on the edge, You are humble to seek God. By Judah Palangyos

Walk of Faith

Walk of Faith Blessings come And light had always shined His Hands touched my heart Ignited me to walk forward Worries were unchained Doubts were forgotten I will walk the land Reaping those fruits of faith I'll say farewell to my family But I'll take them in my heart I'll say goodbye to my ambitions But Good will be my reward. -Judah Palangyos

A Glimpse of our Church Planting Site

A Glimpse of our Church Planting Site By Jordan Palangyos Our church planting site is in Wallayan and Delles, La Union, Philippines, a two-hour trip from my home. I live in Baguio City, Philippines (a former American Base). From home, I have to travel by taxi to go to the bus station. I ride a bus and transfer to a tricycle when we reach town center. From the town center, we ride a tricycle to reach our church planting site. The Town center A tricycle The challenge is that the road going to our mission station is not along a jeepney line. No public transport goes there due to its far-flung location. We have to hire a car to go there. The most affordable mode of transportation is a tricycle. Sometimes, the tricycle drivers do not want to transport us because of the difficulty going up in the mountains. ...

Kapangan - Faith Comes From Hearing

Judah Palangyos arranged my safe travel and stay for a few days in Kapangan. "For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure." Philippians 2:13 Upon my arrival in Kapangan I was greeted by his energetic and compassionate mother. I had been suffering from a stomach virus and hadn't been able to eat much food for about a week. Mrs. Palangyos had many fun stories and curiosity to share with me. She is also a very good cook, going out of her way to find foods I could intake and aid in my recovery from the stomach virus. Judah arranged my speaking at the Kapangan Central High School for opening ceremony in front of the entire student body, 400+ students. I was able to preach the Gospel during this time covering my favorite gospel Bible passages: Genesis 15:6 “And he believed in the LORD; and he counted it to him for righteousness.” "For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, T...

Article XV Augsburg Confession

BROWN CHRISTMAS Agragragsak ti kaadwan ngem dagiti kakabsat tayo iti sabali nga lugar ket adda liday ken sagaba nga sangsangwen da. Nadalapus ti napigsa nga bagyo ti lugar da sunga saan da nga masilibraran ti PAskua. Ngem kastoy kaliday idi iyanak ni Maria ni Apo Jesus, awan balay nga mangpasrek kinyada tapno maka-inana ti maysa nga masikog nga dandanin akanak. Diyay makinbagi ti kulongan ti animal nga nangpasangbay kinyada- pulos nga awan biang na ket matmaturog nga nasayaat iti uneg ti balay na. Ti lubong nga ayan tayo tatta ket nalipatan dan ti pudno nga mensahe—makan, regalo ken inom ti makita no dumteng daytoy nga panawen. Saan da panunuten nga ti Krismas ket rigat ni Jesus enggana mailansa isuna iti Krus. Nauyaw ken nakatawaan gapu ti basol tayo nga tattao. Idi makitak dagitoy nga litrato—kastoy nga talaga ti pasamak nga mangipalagip nga ti Paskua ket panggep ti panagpakumbaba; narigat man ti kasasaad dagiti kakabsat ngem ti Dios ket adda latta kada...

Carabao

Pastor Palangyos titled the blog Lutheran Cowboys Philippines because of our admiration for traditional country music and our farming backgrounds. American traditional country music is popular in the Philippines' highlands where much of our current mission efforts are. Our logo, designed by Rovi Estrada , consists of a cowboy riding a carabao. Carabao (water ox), the symbol of hard work, patience, strength and considered by many to be the national animal of the Philippines has been used by man in numerous accounts of recorded history in the Philippines. The Murillo Velarde Map published in 1734 depicts the carabao as an integral part of the Filipino life used as a domesticated animal in the fields and as a means of transportation similar to horses and camels. "Blessed [are] ye that sow beside all waters, that send forth [thither] the feet of the ox and the ass. " Isaiah 32:20 Carabao are used in a method of farming called payatak described by Professor Abe V...

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