Ignite 2013

Devotional Day 3: The Posture of a Christian

Ganns Deen — Mon, 20 May 2013 16:00:25 +0000

Day 3

Read Revelation 1:12-18 • Luke 17:28-36 • Revelation 19:11-16

Holy God – The Posture of a Christian

When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. Then he placed his right hand on me and said: “Do not be afraid. I am the First and the Last. I am the Living One; I was dead, and behold I am alive forever and ever! And I hold the keys of death and Hades. – Revelation 1:17,18

The book of Revelation, the last book of the Bible, has been given some of the wackiest and most flawed interpretations in history. While it does have some unique images, it’s not impossible to understand. It is primarily a revelation of Jesus Christ as the Son of God and ruler of the world.

In this passage, John has an encounter with Jesus. When Jesus walked on earth, He and John were close friends. But when John saw his Friend again, he saw who Jesus really was—bright, frightening, and powerful. This Jesus who was his Friend, now lives forever and controls life and death!

John did the only thing he could do—he fell flat on his face at the feet of Jesus. Confronted by a Holy God, John could only fall down and worship. That’s what worship is—a position of our heart when we see how great and holy our God is.

When we worship God, whether it’s in singing songs or the way we live our lives, we are saying, “God, You are great. You are awesome. You are holy. And this is the only possible response I can give.” If we lack passion in our worship, we don’t need a new style. What we need is a head-on collision with the Holy God.

REFLECT

How do you know Jesus today? Do you know Him the way John saw Him in these verses? Does this knowledge affect your life at all?
How would you live everyday if you were absolutely certain that Jesus really is the ruler of the world? What would change about your day-to-day habits?

RESPOND

Take some time to worship God today. Get your favorite worship songs, find a quiet spot to pray, block off some time, and just worship Jesus, our Savior and the Lord of the universe.
How do you worship God in how you live (in your studies, work, relationships, or role at home)? What can you do so that you can worship God in the ordinary daily things?

Devotional Day 2: Coming to Meet God

Ganns Deen — Sun, 19 May 2013 16:00:30 +0000

Day 2

Read Exodus 3:1-15 • Psalm 15 • 2 Chronicles 7:13,14

Holy God – Coming to Meet God

“Do not come any closer,” God said. “Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy ground.” Then he said, “I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.” At this, Moses hid his face, because he was afraid to look at God. - Exodus 3:5,6

At this point in his life, Moses had spent years living in isolation. He used to be the adopted son of the daughter of Pharaoh, but he had to run for his life after he killed another Egyptian in anger. God was going to send him back to challenge Pharaoh. But to convince him, God had to show Moses who the real power was.

Moses saw a bush on fire but it wasn’t burning up. Then God spoke to him from it. God told Moses to take off his sandals because the place he stood on was holy ground. Taking off one’s sandals was a sign of respect and reverence. It means God did not want Moses to approach casually and frivolously.

In the same way, if we are to encounter the holiness of God, we cannot be casual or irreverent about it. Yes, God is our Father and in Jesus He is our friend. But He is also holy and worthy of our worship. This is why we’re taking the time to humble ourselves before God and say He is the most important person to us.

Even as we prepare for Ignite, where we hope to encounter God, we must remember this is not just an event or conference. We must be like Moses as we prepare ourselves for a powerful time with our holy God.

REFLECT

Are there times that you become relaxed, casual, or flippant with your relationship with God? Maybe it’s being overly familiar with worship songs, only reading your Bible to fulfill a requirement, not reading your Bible at all, or even hiding unconfessed sins. What causes this for you?

RESPOND

Repent if the Holy Spirit convicts you of any of the things above. Thank God for His forgiveness and grace to live differently.
Confession is one of the most effective ways we can humble ourselves. Confess your insights with a trusted Christian friend.

Devotional Day 1: Out of our league

Ganns Deen — Sat, 18 May 2013 22:08:32 +0000

Day 1

Read Isaiah 6:1-3 • Psalm 47 • Exodus 15:11

Holy God – Out of our League

And they were calling to one another: “Holy, holy, holy is the LORD Almighty; the whole earth is full of his glory.” – Isaiah 6:3

Isaiah was a prophet in Israel who worked closely with King Uzziah, a good king who ruled Israel well, better than most kings in his time. But like all humans, Uzziah died and, with him, it’s possible that some of Isaiah’s hopes for a better future died as well.

Then Isaiah had an encounter with God—He who is bigger than anything he could ever have imagined. God was seated on His throne. The king of Israel was dead, but God was still reigning. The angels flew around Him but they covered their faces because they couldn’t look straight at Him. And the primary term they called God, three times for emphasis, was “holy.”

Holy means separate and transcendent—something totally above and beyond our situation. It means pure and set apart, something not polluted by anything ugly, evil, or imperfect. This is the God
we worship.

When we approach Him, let us remember Whom we’re praying to. We are not on the same level as Him. God is much bigger than the problems we face; He is never out of control. God is not small-minded, immature, selfish, jealous, or irresponsible like us.

When we encounter Him, He leaves an impact on our lives that will not leave us the same. As we continue this devotional in preparation for Ignite, remember that we worship a Holy God.

REFLECT

What is your view of God? When are the times that you forget how big He is? What are those things that often seem bigger and more important than God to you?
Remember instances in your life when you unmistakably encountered God. What was the situation? What did God reveal to you then? What was the effect on your life?

RESPOND

Repent for not giving God the worship He deserves as a Holy God. Ask for His forgiveness and His grace to be able to see Him as He is.
Ask God to show you how big He is, just like He showed Isaiah. Take some time to worship God and pray in private, away from distractions.

Download the 10-day Ignite 2013 Devotional!

Ganns Deen — Fri, 17 May 2013 09:20:00 +0000

As our Every Nation Asia Campus Conference draws nearer, let’s prepare and saturate our hearts with God’s Word! Know more about God’s plan for your life as you live a life of consecration and holiness. Download our FREE ten-day pre-conference Ignite devotional!

Ignite 2013 Seating Plan: Where will you be?

Ganns Deen — Fri, 17 May 2013 09:15:39 +0000

The seating plan to the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: Ignite 2013 has been released! Seats are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, based on the seating section in the delegates’ IDs. For example, a delegate with an A1 ID may sit in any available seat in the A1 section.

Ignite 2013 IDs for local delegates have now been dispatched to Victory centers and LifeBox campus ministries. Please approach your youth pastor or campus missionary to claim your Ignite 2013 ID.

International delegates may claim their IDs at the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference pre-conference on May 28.

Please take note of the following entrances for your IDs:

Holders of Purple D and Orange G IDs may enter through Gate 1.
Holders of Red A, Blue B and Green C IDs may enter through the main gate.
Holders of Pink E and Yellow F IDs may enter through Gate 3.

All Fired up for Ignite 2013!

ignite_admin — Fri, 17 May 2013 06:40:33 +0000

Hi! Welcome to the official website of Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: IGNITE 2013!

IGNITE 2013 is the “can’t-miss” event for Asian students! IGNITE 2013 is a three-day youth experience that features passionate music, unforgettable stories, and dynamic speakers from Asia, Africa, and North America!

Happening on May 29-31, IGNITE 2013 is hosted by LifeBox, the campus ministry of Every Nation Philippines. This year’s theme is “Holiness: Holy God, Holy Life, Holy Calling.” We hope it will stir up a passion in you to pursue God’s holiness even in a world that disregards it.

Be inspired to live a life that honors God!

Click here to know more about IGNITE 2013.

Like the IGNITE 2013 page on Facebook and follow us on Twitter and Instagram.

Get your Ignite 2013 merch!

Ganns Deen — Thu, 16 May 2013 02:26:34 +0000

It’s time for some serious swag!

Ignite merchandise will be made available at booths at the Cuneta Astrodome. The price list as as follows:

1. Jackets P700.00
2. Baller 30.00
3. Red Tumbler 150.00
4. Sports bottle 150.00
5. Button pins 15.00
6. Pen set 70.00
7. Travelling bag 180.00
8. Tshirt – 150.0

We’ve reached full capacity!

Ganns Deen — Wed, 15 May 2013 01:21:33 +0000

We are excited to announce that the total number of delegates to the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: Ignite 2013 has reached the maximum allowable capacity of the Cuneta Astrodome!

The number of registered delegates from the Philippines and more than a dozen other nations throughout Asia is so high that we now have to close registration! This is the first time we’ve ever had to close registration, and to do so with two more weeks ahead of the conference shows us how excited our delegates are, and, by faith, how powerfully God is going to work at the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: Ignite 2013!

Students who will not be able to join us at Ignite 2013 shouldn’t feel too bad. We will be making podcasts of all the messages available, along with a host of other resources that will help you grow deeper in your relationship with God and challenge you to take a step of faith towards honoring Him in your campuses.

We look forward to seeing every single one of you at the Cuneta Astrodome from May 29 to 31 for the “can’t miss” gathering of student leaders from all over the Philippines and Asia!

What and Where to Eat

Ganns Deen — Sat, 11 May 2013 10:18:56 +0000

With IGNITE 2013 only less than a month away, we’re sure you’re getting hungrier for the conference! This is why you need to know what and where you can eat before, during, and after conference sessions. (See what we did there? *grin*)

First of all, no food is allowed inside the Cuneta Astrodome. Drinks are allowed, except for alcoholic beverages, which are strictly prohibited.

The Cuneta Astrodome has concessionaires selling around the venue; roving vendors will also sell snacks during the breaks. There are also restaurants outside Cuneta Astrodome – Jollibee and Mang Inasal, represent! – although we encourage delegates to stay inside the coliseum during the conference for their own safety.

Whether you’re a first-timer to Cuneta Astrodome – international delegates, holler! – or a true blue Manileno, there will be many sights, sounds, and flavors to experience for the duration of Ignite 2013! What are you excited to eat during the conference?

Watch the third Ignite 2013 teaser video!

Ganns Deen — Sat, 11 May 2013 02:18:21 +0000

The third Every Nation Asia Campus Conference teaser video is out, featuring Filipino artists Yeng Constantino, Quest, and Judah Paolo! Watch it, be inspired, and share it with your networks.

And a special whisper in your ear: this is a teaser. There are a lot more surprises in store at Ignite 2013, so don’t miss it!

Join us in praying for Ignite 2013!

Ganns Deen — Thu, 09 May 2013 08:02:56 +0000

With less than three weeks to go before the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: Ignite 2013, we would like to invite you to cover the conference by joining us in a three-day Prayer and Fasting activity across the Philippines and Asia.

Click here to download a printable Ignite 2013 Prayer Guide.

Day 1 (May 14): Conference Impact

Joshua told the people, “Consecrate yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will do amazing things among you.” – Joshua 3:5

Students. Pray that they will be set apart for God’s glory and purpose by making a difference in their respective campuses.
Parents. Ask God to remind them of the importance of their roles as parents, in raising the next generation of leaders.
Teachers and Administrators. Intercede for all persons in authority in campuses across Asia, that they may hold their students accountable to biblical standards and godly conviction.

Day 2 (May 15): Pre-Conference

“Everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training. They do it to get a crown that will not last, but we do it to get a crown that will last forever.” – 1 Corinthians 9:25

Speakers. Pray for a double portion of wisdom and revelation on them as they prepare their messages.
Delegates. Ask God to refresh all our campus leaders and potential leaders, and to give them a godly vision for their respective campuses.
Campus Missionaries and Volunteers. Believe God for grace, wisdom, and protection for all our campus missionaries and volunteers, that they may focus on their assigned tasks before, during and after Ignite 2013.

Day 3 (May 16): Ignite Experience

“Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.” – Philippians 4:8

International Delegates. Pray for our international guests, that they may take what they learn from the conference and apply them to make an impact in their respective nations.
Campuses. Ask God to saturate every campus with the gospel, that life change in the believer-students may be very evident in the lives of all these students.
Praise and Worship Team. Pray for our worshipers, that they may prepare the delegates for a powerful and personal encounter with God during the time of worship. Believe God for grace and strength for the whole team.

The Top 10 Campuses with most Ignite 2013 delegates

Ganns Deen — Thu, 09 May 2013 02:45:38 +0000

With more than 9,000 delegates from more than 1,110 campuses from 17 nations, the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference 2013 is sure to be jam-packed! Here are the top 10 campuses with the most number of delegates to Ignite 2013!

1. University of Santo Tomas – 469 delegates
2. University of the Philippines Los Baños – 332 delegates
3. Polytechnic University of the Philippines – 310 delegates
4. Far Eastern University – 303 delegates
5. University of the Philippines Diliman – 203 delegates
6. Mapua – 169 delegates
7. University of Makati – 167 delegates
8. Centro Escolar University Manila – 129 delegates
9. University of the East Manila – 129 delegates
10. De La Salle University Manila – 90 delegates

Twitter users “ignite the fire within”

Ganns Deen — Sat, 04 May 2013 00:00:05 +0000

Safety and Security

Ganns Deen — Fri, 03 May 2013 06:56:23 +0000

With the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: Ignite 2013 less than three weeks away, let’s not forget everyone’s safety! Here are some tips on how to ensure you are safe and sound before, during, and after our conference:

Don’t walk alone! Always have a buddy with you when you’re at Cuneta Astrodome.
Take care of your belongings and don’t flaunt your valuables.
Remember: ALWAYS wear your conference ID when inside the conference venues.

We encourage you to stay inside our conference venue. We have a lot of fun activities and surprises planned during our half-time shows and breaks. For your protection, we also have roving security personnel who can help you out if and when you need it.

There is also a Medics Booth for delegates who may need first aid.

Let’s be IGformed and not IGNorant so our Ignite 2013 experience will be safe and enjoyable!

Let’s pray for Ignite 2013!

Ganns Deen — Fri, 03 May 2013 02:30:03 +0000

Hi! We have less than a month to go before the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: Ignite 2013!

So many of you have signed up to be delegates! We have more than 9,000 delegates from all over the Philippines and Asia joining us on May 29 to 31 at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City!

Our Ignite 2013 committee is double-timing on our preparations to make sure Ignite 2013 is an experience you will never forget! We’re sure you’re also getting ready, especially those of you from out of town, arranging your accommodations and your transportation plans. Do know that any preparation isn’t complete without prayer!

So we invite you all to please stand with us in prayer for the following:

Grace, favor, and good health for the event organizers and campus ministers as they prepare for Ignite 2013
Abundant financial provision for the students, especially those that are coming from outside of Manila
Good weather and safety for the delegates on the week of the conference

Thanks for praying with us! Join us at the most exciting campus conference this year: Ignite 2013!

We Want Your LIFE Story!

Emmanuelle Gomez — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 10:04:05 +0000

Are you an IGNITE 2013 delegate with a story to tell? Tell us your personal story of leadership, integrity, faith, or excellence, in a creative way, and get a chance to have your story highlighted at IGNITE 2013!

There are two ways to join! Submit a video that’s not longer than one minute or write a 250-word essay on the theme, “How God changed my LIFE.”

Criteria are as follows:

Story – 40%
Originality/Creativity – 20%
Relevance to the theme – 20%
Grammar & Style (Essay) / Sound Quality & Music (Video) – 20%

Submitting essays. Submit your essay, along with your name, your contact number, your Victory center, your Victory group leader, and your campus, to mylifestory@ignite.ph on or before May 13, 2013.

Submitting videos. Upload your video onto YouTube, then send the link, along with your name, your contact number, your Victory center, your Victory group leader, and your campus, to mylifestory@ignite.ph on or before May 13, 2013.

Our favorite stories and videos will be highlighted on ignite.ph, with a special chosen few to be featured at the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference: IGNITE 2013!

So what are you waiting for? Tell us your LIFE Story today!

Storytellers whose videos and stories are selected for feature will be contacted on or before May 17, 2013.

IGNITEstagram Posting Party Week 1: “I’M SO IGNITED!”

Ganns Deen — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 03:01:14 +0000

IGNITErs! If you have an Instagram account, come join our IGNITEstagram Posting Party!

Participating in our party is so simple! Just take a picture of you on your campus and anything creative that says, “I’m IGNITED at !” You can take a picture near a popular campus landmark or venue, anyplace where we can see how ignited – that’s an IGNITEism for “excited for IGNITE!” – you are!

Post the picture on your Instagram account, and you’ve joined our party!

Don’t forget to include the hashtag #igniteph in your pic’s description so we can find you. Our IGNITE 2013 Instagram team will personally react to your post! And who knows? Maybe your photo will make it to one of our other IGNITE 2013 special events!

Add us up on Instagram: http://instagram.com/lifeboxph

Arrange your transportation

Fiona Alvero — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 08:39:11 +0000

Here are the rates of shuttle services from our list of recommended hotels:

Kabayan Hotel

Shuttle Service with maximum of 10 persons – P 330.00 (One Way)
*Rate is inclusive of taxes and service charge. For inquires, contact Ms. Ms. Rachel Rey at rachel_r@kabayanhotel.com.ph.

Public transportation: Taxi

Park Bed and Breakfast

Shuttle Service with maximum of 10 persons – P 330.00 (One Way)
*Rate is inclusive of taxes and service charge. For inquires, contact Ms. Ms. Rachel Rey at rachel_r@kabayanhotel.com.ph

Public transportation: Taxi

Mabuhay Manor

Transportation Scheme: Shuttle Service with maximum of 10 persons – P 330.00 (One Way)
*Rate is inclusive of taxes and service charge. For inquires, contact Ms. Ms. Rachel Rey at rachel_r@kabayanhotel.com.ph

Public transportation: Taxi

Pinoy Pamilya Hotel

Shuttle Service with maximum of 10 persons – P 250.00 (One Way)
*Rate is inclusive of taxes and service charge. For inquires, contact Ms. Ms. Rachel Rey at rachel_r@kabayanhotel.com.ph

Public transportation: Taxi

Heritage Hotel

Heritage Hotel is offering a free shuttle service to their guests.

TAXI SERVICES

Taxi is one of the most common means of transportation in Manila and is easy to access in any parts of the city. If you want to make a transportation arrangement, here are our recommended taxi services:

4/7 Taxi: (02) 642-3525; (02) 634-5980
ABC:  (02) 454-8717
Avis:  (02) 831-27-01
Basic Taxi: (02) 900-1447; (02) 900-1448; (02) 643-7777
Crownstar Taxi: (02) 747-3064
Dollar:  (02) 921-2383; (02) 927-8718
EMP Taxi:  (02) 293-5930; (02) 293-5931; (02) 291-7005
Hyatt Taxi:  (02) 807-0707
MGE Transport: (02) 363-6096;  (02) 364-8260; (02) 366-6287; (02) 366-6214
Nine Stars: (02) 330-1654; (02) 362-9089; (02) 362-1890
R&E: (02) 362-9089; (02) 364-9058; (02) 330-1654
Reno: (02) 931-3272; (02) 931-2681
Sturdy Taxi:  (02) 330-3568; (02) 361-1282
Tai Taxi:  (02) 801-1093
Trends Taxi: (02) 822-9345; (02) 823-8951;  (02) 821-4685
Xavierville:  (02) 788-0204; (02) 826-1769

Revisit IGNITE 2011′s podcasts!

Ganns Deen — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 02:47:22 +0000

To further whet your spiritual appetite for IGNITE 2013, here’s a virtual buffet of messages from IGNITE 2011!

Download these messages for free and listen to our IGNITE 2011 speakers any time of day!

Dan Monterde – Thinking Steps, Not Programs

Dan Monterde shares to the student leaders that it is possible for someone who is lost to become a disciple sold out for Jesus.

Joseph Bonifacio – Releasing the Power of the Gospel

“We can have other books and techniques but that’s not what separates us from the world. What we have that’s really gonna change life is the Gospel.” Joseph Bonifacio, LifeBox Executive Director, shares to us the power of Gospel.

Ver Apolinario – Reaching Your Campus

Ver Apolinario imparts to the students how to advance God’s kingdom while you’re in campus.

Patrick Mercado – Launching People for Discipleship

During one of the Ignite Pre-conference breakout sessions, Patrick Mercado shares some principles and techniques on how to raise a leader.

Jojo Henson – Passion for Jesus

“We have to believe that God is bigger than the enemy.” With his message to the student leaders at Ignite Pre-Conference, Jojo Henson reminds us how BIG our God is.

Ryan Tan – God’s Heart for the Multitudes

During the Ignite Pre-conference Plenary Session, Ryan Tan challenges the student leaders to believe and have faith for the multitudes because God’s heart is for the multitudes.

Ferdie Cabiling – Apostolic Youth

“You are an apostolic youth.” With that, Ferdie Cabiling, one of the 1984 Originals and now the senior pastor of Victory Ortigas, calls each of us out to be missionaries to our campuses.

Cesar Bordalba – Share the Gospel

Believing that the youth play a vital role in rebuilding the nation, Cesar Bordalba, Jr. emphasizes our privilege and obligation to share the Gospel.

Paul Tan-chi – Living a Life of Excellence

What does it mean to live a life of excellence? Paul Tan-chi, in his message at Ignite 2011, said, “At the end of the day, I know who I am in Christ. And He is the Person I want to please.” Listen to this message as he shares his testimony on being an example of excellence by the grace of God.

Gilbert Foliente – Godquake

Even in this day and age, it is possible to live a life of holiness! Gilbert Foliente, senior pastor of Victory U-Belt, imparts a message on how an encounter with God will change our lives forever.

Raissa Laurel – God’s Purpose

Raissa Laurel inspired everyone with her story of courage, hope, and faith. Having lost both her legs at the Bar Exam blast in Taft Avenue last year, she quickly moved on from the tragedy to fulfill her life mission of “making Jesus famous.”

Daniel Trinidad – Fanning the Flames with Others

Daniel Trinidad of LifeBox Malate imparts a message on fanning the flame in our hearts for God with the help of others who are also on fire for God.

Robert Gonzales – Passion for Jesus

Robert Gonzales is living out his dream of preaching the gospel to the youth of the Philippines. His challenge to all young people attending Ignite 2011: “For you to know Christ, you must experience Him in your life!”.

Joseph Bonifacio – The Power of the Holy Spirit

“Don’t go unless God has given you the Spirit of power, love, and sound mind.” This is the essence of Joseph Bonifacio’s message as he speaks before the youth attending Ignite 2011: LifeBox Campus Conference.

Listen to the IGNITE 2013 Playlist!

Ganns Deen — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 02:01:33 +0000

The official music playlist of the IGNITE 2013: Every Nation Asia Campus Conference has been released.

In addition to nineteen songs from a variety of Contemporary Christian artists, including Hillsong United, Planetshakers, Elevation Worship, the Bay Area Fellowship Students, and Kristian Stanfill, three original songs from Victory Music – I’ll Go, Compassion is Your Name, and Great God, will also be featured in our worship time. [Download a Victory Music sampler]

Our list of recommended songs includes:

Watch the entire IGNITE 2013 playlist.

IGNITE 2013 program schedule released

Ganns Deen — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 01:12:41 +0000

The IGNITE 2013 program schedule has been released!

The program that follows covers only the message sessions; it doesn’t include all the other activities, games, and surprises that the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference has planned for its delegates! Stay tuned for more updates.

On May 29, Wednesday, gates will open at 4:00 PM. Session one will start at 6:00 PM and end at 8:00 PM.

On May 30, Thursday, gates will open at 12:00 NN. Session two starts at 2:00 PM; session three follows it at 3:00PM. A two-hour break follows, after which session four will run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

On May 31, Friday, gates will open at 12:00 NN. Session five starts at 2:00PM; session six follows it at 3:00 PM. After the two-hour break, session 7 starts at 6:00 PM.

Directions to the Cuneta Astrodome

Ganns Deen — Fri, 05 Apr 2013 06:42:13 +0000

If you’re as excited as we are for the Ignite 2013: the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference, you’re probably making plans for how to get to our venue, as early as now. Well, we’ve made some handy instructions on how to get to the Cuneta Astrodome. So whether you’re going by car, by bus, by train, by foot, tricycle, bicycle, horse or flying broom – okay, maybe not by broom – here are some handy directions for you. (There’s a Google Map at the bottom of this post.)

A. FROM QUIAPO (including Malate, Caloocan, Harrison Plaza, U-Belt, Novaliches, Manila)

Via Car:

Drive all the way Taft Avenue southbound until you pass LRT Libertad station.
Turn right to Arnaiz Ave, formerly known as Libertad.
Turn left to Harrison Street.
Turn right on Derham Street.

Via LRT-1

Ride the LRT-1 (Yellow Line) southbound and get off at Libertad station.
At the corner of Taft Avenue and Arnaiz Ave, formerly known as Libertad, wait for a “Harrison Plaza” or “Pier” jeepney and get off at the corner of Harrison and Arnaiz
Walk your way (EDSA-bound) to Derham St., and turn right to get to Cuneta Astrodome.

B. FROM CAVITE via COASTAL ROAD/ROXAS BOULEVARD

Via Car

Head north towards Manila (Note: Coastal Road becomes Roxas Blvd as you cross Airport Road).
Take the EDSA flyover, staying on the right lane.
Turn right at Cuneta Astrodome.

Via Bus

Take a “LAWTON” bus heading towards Manila.
Get off at Cuneta Astrodome.

C. SOUTHBOUND VIA EDSA

Via Car

Drive southbound on EDSA; stay on the right lane after passing Taft Avenue.
Turn right on Harrison Street.
Turn left on Derham Street.

Via MRT

Hop on the MRT and get off at Taft Avenue station.
Take the “Holiday Plaza-Harrison-Libertad” jeep heading to Cuneta Astrodome. Ask the driver to drop you off at Derham Street/Cuneta Astrodome.

Via Bus

Take a southbound “AYALA-LRT-LEVERIZA” bus.
Get off at HK Sun Plaza.
Take the footbridge and cross over to Cuneta Astrodome.

D. FROM ALABANG (Calamba, Batangas, Laguna) VIA SLEX

Via Car

Head to Manila towards EDSA
turn left on EDSA towards Pasay City.
On EDSA, stay on the right lane after passing Taft Avenue.
Turn right on Harrison Street.
Turn left on Derham Street.

Via Jeep

Take the “PASAY ROTONDA”-bound jeep near Star Mall.
Get off at the MRT-EDSA/PASAY station on Taft Avenue
Ride an “M. REYES/LIBERTAD” or “MALIBAY/LIBERTAD” jeep. Ask the driver to drop you off at Derham Street or Cuneta Astrodome.

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Watch our second IGNITE 2013 teaser!

Ganns Deen — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 02:35:59 +0000

The second video teaser of the IGNITE 2013: Every Nation Asia Campus Conference has been released!

Watch the video below!

IGNITE 2013 to light up Cuneta Astrodome!

Ganns Deen — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 00:39:51 +0000

We are excited to announce that IGNITE 2013: the Every Nation Asia Campus Conference, will take place from May 29 to 31 at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City!

IGNITE 2013: Every Nation Asia Campus Conference is a “can’t-miss” event for Asian students! Thousands of students and campus volunteers will gather at the Cuneta Astrodome for three days of worship, messages, activities, games, and a whole lot more! Just as different different campuses from all over Asia are set to be represented here, we believe that IGNITE 2013 will set ablaze in the delegates a greater passion to pursue God’s holiness and be salt and light in their campuses!

For more information, please like the Ignite 2013 Facebook page or follow us on Twitter. You may also coordinate with your local church youth pastors and campus missionaries. See you at our conference!

Hold on to your seats; IGNITE 2013 is coming!

Ganns Deen — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 00:41:35 +0000

Are you ready for the IGNITE 2013: Every Nation Asia Campus Conference? The “can’t-miss” event for Asian students and campus volunteers will take place from May 29 to 31!

Watch our first teaser video below!

Ignite 2013 Accommodation

Fiona Alvero — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 07:48:06 +0000

As a delegate of Ignite 2013, Heritage Hotel, Kabayan Hotel, Park Bed and Breakfast, Pinoy Pamilya Hotel and The Mabuhay Manor are extending special rates to you.

For Heritage Hotel, you may email Ms. Jane Reyes at jane.reyes@heritagehotelmanila.com for reservations and inquiries. Make sure to enter the promo code, “Ignite 2013″, as a subject to your email so you would be duly recognized as a delegate of Ignite 2013.

For Kabayan Hotel and The Mabuhay Manor, you may email Ms. Rachel Rey at rachel_r@kabayanhotel.com.ph for reservations and inquiries. Make sure to enter the promo code, “Ignite 2013″, as a subject to your email so you would be duly recognized as a delegate of Ignite 2013. For reservations and inquiries via phone call, you may contact Ms. Rachel at (632) 772-7888. Do not forget to introduce yourself as a delegate of Ignite 2013.

For Microtel Mall of Asia, you may email Ms. Lani Tuala at latuala@microtel.ph for reservations and inquiries. Make sure to enter the promo code, “Ignite 2013″, as a subject to your email so you would be duly recognized as a delegate of Ignite 2013.

Please note that special discounted rates do not apply to online bookings made through the hotel websites.

For more information about the hotels, you may visit the following websites:

Heritage Hotel

Kabayan Hotel

Park Bed and Breakfast

Pinoy Pamilya Hotel

The Mabuhay Manor

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Book your hotels now!

Ganns Deen — Thu, 07 Mar 2013 02:47:55 +0000

We’d like to remind you to book your accommodations as soon as possible. Here are some of the hotels that we would like to recommend for your stay in Manila. These hotels are located just a few minutes away from Cuneta Astrodome. You may refer to the map provided below for your reference.

Heritage Hotel

A five-star deluxe hotel, The Heritage Hotel Manila is situated at the crossroads of Roxas Boulevard and EDSA, Metro Manila’s central and main thoroughfares. The hotel is a witness to the daily glory of the famed Manila Bay sunset.

Kabayan Hotel

Experience genuine Filipino hotel service at Kabayan Hotel Pasay. From world-renowned hospitality to succulent Filipino dishes at just the right price, it offers guests a taste of what’s truly Pinoy.

Microtel Mall of Asia

Surround yourself with total comfort and convenience at Microtel Mall of Asia – Manila in Pasay City, Philippines. Part of a world-class limited serviced hotels accommodations, we present travelers with stylish and affordable rooms, top-notch facilities, and dependable services for a hassle-free stay.

The Mabuhay Manor

Warm. Familiar. Welcoming. Expect nothing but the best trademark Filipino hospitality at The Mabuhay Manor in Pasay City, Philippines.

Diamond Hotel

Set against the magnificent golden sunset of the Manila Bay is the five-star hotel Diamond Hotel Philippines. A luxury hotel in Manila with a sunset view, Diamond Hotel is only minutes away from the international and domestic airports. Click here to book accommodations.

Traders Hotel

Traders Hotel, Manila, brings the renowned Shangri-La hospitality to a growing class of entrepreneurs and travellers from the world over. Opportunely located in Roxas Boulevard, Traders Hotel, Manila, overlooks the picturesque Manila Bay and its splendid sunsets. Click here to book accommodations.

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