Ed Quetua 
P.O. Box 1504 
Wheaton, IL 60187-1504 
 
PLEASE NOTE : Effective July 1, 2008, Bro. Ed Quetua’s new P. O. Box Zip 
Code will be, Wheaton, IL 60187-1504.
 
Dear Brethren in the Lord: 
"They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain: for the earth 
shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea. 
And in that day there shall be a root of Jesse, which shall stand for an 
ensign of the people; to it shall the Gentiles seek: and his rest shall 
be glorious." (Isaiah 11: 9-10) 
 
In their last report, the brethren from Mahinhin voiced their desire to 
start a new extension worship service in the Floodway-Taytay area, where 
they plan to get a worship place that is closer to their homes. This 
church group that includes Bro. Frank, Bro. Eric, Sister Perly, their 
families and their relatives, live far away from the current church at 
Mahinhin, Taytay. The Bible study at Cainta, Dividend Homes and Floodway 
went according to the weekly schedule. The first time visitors at 
Mahinhin were Emmanuel, Jenifer and Aldie. There was another Bible 
teaching at Sitio Libis and Sitio Burol with Nilo and Marife. 
The brethren also reported holding a Bible study and visitation at 
Calauag, Quezon Province, located in the Calabarzon region south of 
Manila. Participants included Mang Pepe, his wife Myrna and daughters, 
Lito, Turing, Michelle, Gemma, and some men who were acquainted with the 
family. 
Sister Araceli Custodio has come back to regularly attend church at GMA, 
Cavite. A family attending there might have to move to another part of 
the province, but have committed themselves to continue attending 
services even when they live farther away. The weekly Bible study also 
continues at Jenny’s Compound in Pasig, attended by Sister Fe, Mang 
Eddie, Rodel, Michelle and Marilyn. 
The brethren mentioned about typhoon "Frank" (international codename 
"Fengshen") that battered central and northwestern Philippines last June 
21-22, with windspeed of up to 87 miles per hour. We thank the Lord that 
the brethren were kept safe, even though the areas where they reside and 
work, lay directly in the typhoon’s path. Some of them could not come to 
church on Sunday morning, June 22, because of the heavy rains, 
flashfloods and high winds. They spent their morning in prayer and 
carefully monitored the storm as it moved through and then away from the 
area. By afternoon, many of the brethren were able to come out for the 
evening worship. Please continue to keep them in your prayers. 
We thank the Lord for the brethren at Grace Baptist Church in Mt.Vernon, 
Georgetown, KY; South Irvine Baptist Church, Irvine, KY; Bryan Station 
Baptist Church, Lexington, KY; Ocoonita Missionary Baptist Church in 
Jonesville, VA; and, the other brethren from the Lord's Churches of like 
faith and order, for your continued financial support and most especially 
for your faithful prayers in our behalf and the Lord's work. May we grow 
stronger in God's grace as we wait for His soon return. "Looking for that 
blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour 
Jesus Christ." (Titus 2:13) 
 
In His glorious service, 
 
Bro. Ed Quetua