Touch Point, near Foggy Heights, where I was to meet brother Emz Layco.
Emz Layco, minister of Tagaytay City church, came with his son Kevin.
This house in a subdivision near Picnic Grove is the temporary meeting place of Tagaytay City church. It is owned by sister Jeanette Maravilla, whose family hails from Tampakan, South Cotabato. Sister Jeanette is in the U.S. and is married to an American who is also a member of the Lord's church.
Those who came early for worship at Tagaytay church.
Emz led a few songs while we waited for the other Christians to come.
This young man, a former student of Sunrise Christian College in Butuan City, is a good song leader.
Members of Tagaytay church consists of the Maravillas of Tampakan, South Cotabato; a lady from Asingan, Pangasinan; the Laycos, the Blens, and a few others from Tagaytay.
Some faces you would find at church in Tagaytay.
Other faces you would find in Tagaytay church. Some members have gone abroad to find jobs, others migrated to Mindanao, and others transferred to Manila. Work is hard to find in Tagaytay City. Its main industry is tourism.
That's Ed Maquiling preaching. He came to Tagaytay for a vacation with his family.
The meeting place of the church as seen at a distance.
Two vacation homes nearby. Many of these vacation homes are owned by the well-to-do, built on lands only the rich can afford.
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