Elsa is a simple wife and mom to 4 children. She belongs to a particular tribe of Aeta called Magbukon situated in Sitio Kinaragan of the municipality of Limay, Bataan. She was trained by MAP as a Sitio Health Worker.
My Chains Are Gone (Selbert Astrera of Brgy. Umiray, Dingalan, Aurora)
Selbert Astrera is a tough man but with a tender heart for people especially those who are in need. Being raised by her Christian mother, he was a regular Sunday school attendee when he was a child. He had his first encounter with NGO missionaries when a calamity hit their hometown of Umiray, AuroraContinue reading My Chains Are Gone (Selbert Astrera of Brgy. Umiray, Dingalan, Aurora)
The Oldest Health Worker of MAP.(David Lengoyna of Brgy, Jacmal, Aguinaldo Ifugao)
David Lengoyna, or “Uncle David” as we fondly call him, is the oldest living Barangay Health Worker in Aguinaldo, Ifugao. He is now 80 years old. He served his community with MAP in the 1970s. If there is one person to tell the Hilgendorf clinic history, Uncle David is the best person to ask.
Light On A Hill (Mrs. Leah Morales of Sitio Tangan-tangan, Brgy. Maamot, San Jose, Tarlac)
A woman in her late 30s, known to MAP and its missionary workers for about 6 years now, from the humble Abellen Ayta tribe of Western Tarlac, is Leah Morales. She’s a very notable person, with curious knowing eyes, ever flourishing smile, and a busy body like no other among the Abellens.
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