From Tagbilaran Port to Tubigon shores, our island lives connected to the sea. It feeds us, links us to the world, and carries our prayers to those who sail.
Thursday, 16 July 2026
Preparing for voyages and homecoming
Leaving is hard, returning is sweet. Both need gentle hearts: to serve well while away, and to welcome each other fully when back on shore.
The sea as our anchor reminder
Scripture tells us faith is an anchor for the soul. When waves rise, we do not hold on tighter to the things that shift—we hold fast to what is unshakable.
Safety, wisdom, and courage at sea
True courage is not fearlessness—it is moving forward with care, preparation, and trust. Wisdom means knowing when to wait and when to advance, and remembering that safety comes from both skill and grace.
Finding strength and faith far from home
When you cannot see familiar shores, you learn to lean on what never changes. Faith becomes your compass, hope your sail, and love the wind that carries you onward. Even in the loneliest watch, you are never alone.
Drake Passage, Cape Horn, and long voyages
Crossing the world’s toughest waters reminds us how small we are, yet how great the care that holds us. Every mile brings new respect for nature, and deeper trust in the One who calms the wind. For seafarers, these passages become stories of endurance and answered prayers.
Life lessons from rough and calm seas
The sea teaches us balance: waves test our strength, stillness refreshes our soul. We learn that storms do not last, and calm is a gift to cherish. Just as a ship needs both rudder and anchor, we need courage to move and faith to stay steady.
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