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THE PROFILE AND MANAGEMENT OF DIASPORA PHILANTHROPY IN THE CORDILLERA By Philian Louise Weygan Allan February, 2012   Summary of the research for Oral Presentation A. As to problem statement, conclusions and recommendations Problem Statement (Pages 72-73) Conclusion (Pages 174-183) Recommendations (Pages 184-194) 1) What is the   profile of Diaspora philanthropy/giving with respect to [...]

woven lives

Posted by: philouise on: July 25, 2009

Just like a work of ancient Vietnamese art of embroidery, as a Christian Igorot we blend a beautiful fabric of ancient traditions and beliefs, persistently and beautifully becoming part of the present cyberspace age.

Redeeming music: Indigenous music and worship

Posted by: philouise on: February 23, 2009

During my stay in India and Nepal, I appreciated their use of the drums, bamboo instruments, cymbal and other indigenous instruments during Christian worship as well as in the traditional rites. Rites may be in a Christian, Hindu or Buddhist traditions. I have never been invited to a Muslim rite so I have not witness [...]


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