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CFC -
Singles for Christ |
Contacts:
Chapter Heads
Ces Rivera – cesarrivera@cfc-pa.us
Bella Rivera – bellarivera@cfc-pa.us
Household Heads
Rogelio Dolor – rsdolorhoya@gmail.com
RV Sanchez
– lildrummerboy1981@yahoo.com
Cathy
Madeja - cathy_madeja@yahoo.com
Rhea Ponce – rheaponce@yahoo.com
Shiela Karla
Lopez - shielakarlalopez@yahoo.com
Want to become a member??
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An Experience of a
Lifetime! Sunday, July 11, 2010 at 10:00am |
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What is Singles for Christ? Countless
professional single men and women are burdened by the demands of society to
be successful in their respective fields. SFC was established in 1993 as part
of the family ministries of Couples For Christ (CFC) for the benefit of these
same individuals (ages 21 to 40) so they'd have a channel through which they
could respond to God's call and acknowledge that only He can lessen that
burden and make them live peaceful and fulfilling lives. In this community,
members are guided accordingly by both elders and peers in their decisions
and actions (and have fun too!). In time, through perseverance and prayer, a
person can achieve financial, emotional and spiritual success. It is also
worth noting that quite a number of members have found their lifetime
partners (a.k.a. God's Gift or GG for short) in SFC, while some others invite
their "loves" to join, thereby forging a stronger, God-Centered
relationship. CFC Singles for Christ aims to provide a Christian support environment for single men and women who are at the crossroads of their state of life, choosing between marriage, a religious vocation, or single blessedness. SFC is now
established in 76 provinces of the Singles for Christ as a support environment...
As an adult ministry of Couples for Christ, it also teaches our single men and women to make mature and convicted Christian decisions about critical areas of life that the world has irresponsibly managed and caused many to lead miserable and wayward lives. Our pastoral teachings guide our SFCs in dealing with: commercialism and materialism; casual selfish sex; success pursued through unrighteousness means; exploitation to workaholism; unwanted pregnancies and abortion; self-indulgence with smoking, alcohol, drugs, x-rated movies and gambling; power and ego-tripping; and self-centeredness. SFC uses a three-pronged evangelization approach: Attraction, Retention, and Transition. Attraction establishes creative ways bringing single men and women to community. Retention keeps members actively involved through community life experience and innovative formation. Transition involves the proper transition of youth to singles and singles to couples. Pastoral guidance is
extended to SFC members following CFC's vast network of household (a cell
group of 10 to 12 members) led by a household head. Further, unit heads lead
household heads, chapter heads lead unit heads, and cluster heads lead
chapter heads. Over-all direction is provided by a national council. |
SFC PA 2010