Category: Features
BOOK REVIEW: Hawaii Gardens and Plants of Hawaii–How To Grow Them
Fortunato Teho was the first immigrant of Filipino ancestry to become a naturalized American citizen in Hawaii and the first Filipino to graduate from the University of Hawai’i.
I Ascribe Every Moment Of My Day To God
I need to help through prayers so I can be a better instrument of God in joining you all in building His kingdom here.
Unyielding Sacrifice: Filipinos Strive to Send Children to College
At the core of the Filipino mindset are strong cultural values that are placed on education.
The Philippine Team At The 2024 Paris Olympics
Filipino athletes brought home numerous medals at the games.
BOOK REVIEW: Six Filipino Women For Justice
These six women are Leila de Lima, Leni Robredo, Maria Rossa, Risa Hontiveros, Conchita Carpio Morales, and Sister Mary John Manazan.
From Rebellion To Redemption: All Because of Jesus
After this encounter, God placed a huge desire in me to be part of this community.
Fun for A Great Cause: Ohana Medical Mission to Hold Masquerade Charity Ball
Hawaii-based Ohana Medical Mission, Inc. (OMM) has been actively providing free medical care during their 21 trips since 2009 throughout the Philippines, serving mostly provinces and municipalities with inadequate access to hospitals or clinics.
Harris’ Speech, Our Story, Our Democracy
There were many great moments at the DNC. But the main event wasn’t the phantom Beyonce. It was Harris.
Messenger of the Best News Ever
Something inside stirred me up as I listened to her message of hope and redemption.
BOOK REVIEW: How Social Work Changed Hawaii—From Practice to Social Justice
This book attempts to describe how social workers played a pivotal role in nurturing social justice by introducing reform and innovation in delivering services to the troubled and marginalized.