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About All The World Mission Network Timothy and Bambi Warden have served in the Philippines for more than 25 years. By God’s grace, they planted a life-giving local church that raises and releases committed Filipino leaders. They also care for abused, abandoned, and neglected children through the Make Kids Smile Foundation. Through the years, they have stayed faithful to God’s leading, and He is now guiding them to enlarge their capacity for the opportunities ahead. They established Champions Academy, a government-accredited Christian school serving Pre-K to Grade 10. From a humble start of four pupils, the school now serves 350+ students, providing strong academics and practical life skills. They also developed the Champions Center, a 1,500-seat multipurpose venue for worship, community events, and recreation. It regularly hosts training conferences, trade fairs, graduation ceremonies, weddings, civic events, and more. One remarkable story: a former strip club at the gateway of the city’s red-light district was turned over to the Wardens after the owner came to Christ. It is now the Champions Center East facility, hosting worship services, youth nights, and wholesome community events—a “Bright Light” in the district. The church family in San Fernando, La Union gathers for weekend, family-friendly services on two campuses, east and west. Throughout the week, small groups gather in homes, schools, and workplaces. A simple Acts 2 rhythm of worship, Word, fellowship, and daily application of the Scriptures - keeps evangelism and discipleship as the everyday priority and focus.

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Jeremiah Kingship & Mission Imprint in San Fernando

A Very Fruitful and Eventful January

We are off to a good start.  By the grace of God, January proved to be an eventful month.  The last weekend of January ended with a special guest speaker all the way from Pennsylvania, U.S.A.---Jeremiah Kingshipp, a missionary pastor.  Working for Mission Imprint, a Christian-based disaster-relief, non-profit organization, Jeremiah visited the Philippines to deliver water systems to villages and orphanages.  Mission Imprint’s mission is to provide the hope of Jesus Christ during hard times and to do it in ways that are lasting, relational, and that have eternal impact. Assisting him is 20-year old Vito de Carlo .  Together they visited the Yolanda victims.  They also graciously donated one water filter  to San Fernando Christian Community.  This center is sort of an oasis for people 24/7.  Neighboring kids and passers-by know that they could always come here to get a free drink of clean water any time of the day.  It is our joy to quench both the spiritual and the physical thirst.  And God has answered our prayers. Through this, the center will be able to reach out to more people. 
The water filtration lid signed by the students of Park Forest Middle School.  

Jeremiah preached  Ephesians 5:2  during the 3 weekend services (Extreme Saturday Jam at 10 am, and the 2 Sunday services---8:30 and 10 am) about "Walking In Love".  It was such a powerful and encouraging message.  If you missed it, listen to the full message here.   

In the afternoon, both missionaries joined the Sunday Mission sa Hapon.  Both reported during the post-mission huddle that they were blessed by the hearts and enthusiasm of the volunteer missionaries.  

Jeremiah praying for the congregation

Standing underneath the waterfall of God's love

Jeremiah and Vito share their wins and victories after the Sunday Mission sa Hapon

Post-mission huddle


They also lent a hand in assembling the McDonald's playground.  Their stay here has been truly maximized.  It really was a fruitful, eventful, and amazing weekend.  God has blessed us richly through these people.  Here's looking forward to their next visit.