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 '''VISION'''<br />
 "To let the light of the Risen Lord shine in the university, the nation and the world to redeem all generations."<ref> "Vision and Mission." UP Church of the Risen Lord; churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress, 2013. Web. 06 October 2013 <http://churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress.com/about/vision/>. </ref>
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	"To let the light of the Risen Lord shine in the university, the nation and the world to redeem all generations." UP Church of the Risen Lord; churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress, 2013. Web. 06 October 2013 <http://churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress.com/about/vision/>. </ref>		"To let the light of the Risen Lord shine in the university, the nation and the world to redeem all generations."<ref> "Vision and Mission." UP Church of the Risen Lord; churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress, 2013. Web. 06 October 2013 <http://churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress.com/about/vision/>. </ref>
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	'''MISSION''' <br/>		'''MISSION''' <br/>
	"~~CRL expects to accomplish this vision~~ by ~~establishing relevant ministries committed~~ to ~~making disciples and leaders for the Lord Jesus Christ ready~~ to ~~proclaim and defend the relevance of His Lordship and Deity, promote unity~~ and ~~understanding of the various philosophies and religions through dialog and cooperation, and bring all believers and members of the church~~ to ~~maturity~~ and ~~fidelity in Christ~~."<ref> "~~Who We Are~~." UP Church of the Risen Lord; ~~U.P. Ecunemical Ministry~~. ~~WordPress~~, ~~2011~~. Web. ~~11 Mar 2012~~. <http://~~crl~~.~~ukbesthosts~~.com/~~who-we-are~~>. </ref>		"We are a chaplaincy and a Christian ecumenical faith community empowered by the Holy Spirit to engage in witnessing to and discipling people to love God and one another."<ref> "Vision and Mission." UP Church of the Risen Lord; churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress, 2013. Web. 06 October 2013. <http://churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress.com/about/vision/>. </ref>
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	'''VISION'''<br />		'''VISION'''<br />
	"~~We envision that by 2010, CRL becomes a center and driving force and influence for evangelism~~ in UP, ~~church planting in~~ the ~~surrounding communities,~~ and ~~mission-sending~~ to ~~the global community by creating a responsive understanding and clear visualization of God’s purpose in one’s life."<ref>. "Who We Are~~." UP Church of the Risen Lord; ~~U.P. Ecunemical Ministry~~. ~~WordPress~~, ~~2011~~. Web. ~~11 Mar 2012.~~ <http://~~crl~~.~~ukbesthosts~~.com/~~who-we-are~~>. </ref>		"To let the light of the Risen Lord shine in the university, the nation and the world to redeem all generations." UP Church of the Risen Lord; churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress, 2013. Web. 06 October 2013 <http://churchoftherisenlordweb.wordpress.com/about/vision/>. </ref>
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	==History==		==History==
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	In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)''']. During that time, establishment, and recognition of any religious organization inside the campus was not allowed, so they had to base themselves outside the campus, at the Cosmopolitan Church on Taft Avenue.		In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)''']. During that time, establishment, and recognition of any religious organization inside the campus was not allowed so they had to base themselves outside the campus, at the Cosmopolitan Church on Taft Avenue.
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	When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. It was during this time that the UP administration decided to establish a community inside the campus where academic, and non academic organizations would exist which finally led to the recognition of the religious organizations including the UP CYM. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].		When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. It was during this time that the UP administration decided to establish a community inside the campus where academic, and non academic organizations would exist which finally led to the recognition of the religious organizations including the UP CYM. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].

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	In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)''']. During that time, establishment, and recognition of any religious organization inside the campus was not allowed, so they had to base themselves outside the campus, at the Cosmopolitan Church on Taft Avenue.		In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)''']. During that time, establishment, and recognition of any religious organization inside the campus was not allowed, so they had to base themselves outside the campus, at the Cosmopolitan Church on Taft Avenue.
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	When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. It was during this time that the UP administration decided to establish a community inside the campus where academic, and non academic organizations would exist which finally led to the recognition of the religious organizations ~~which include~~ the UP CYM. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].		When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. It was during this time that the UP administration decided to establish a community inside the campus where academic, and non academic organizations would exist which finally led to the recognition of the religious organizations including the UP CYM. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].
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	Eventually, these three religious groups started to have conflicts among their schedules, like for the Protestant worship services and the Catholic masses. Also, each group started to receive more and more members, making the chapel too crowded to accommodate all of them. So in '''1952''', the UPCYM launched their own fund drive, for them to be able to build their own Protestant chapel and student center inside the campus. March 16 of that year, they held a concert at the Central Church, Manila, with Ramon Tapales and Flora Zarco-Rivera of the UP Conservatory of Music and Luz Morales of the Centro Escolar University as conductors.		Eventually, these three religious groups started to have conflicts among their schedules, like for the Protestant worship services and the Catholic masses. Also, each group started to receive more and more members, making the chapel too crowded to accommodate all of them. So in '''1952''', the UPCYM launched their own fund drive, for them to be able to build their own Protestant chapel and student center inside the campus. March 16 of that year, they held a concert at the Central Church, Manila, with Ramon Tapales and Flora Zarco-Rivera of the UP Conservatory of Music and Luz Morales of the Centro Escolar University as conductors.
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	It was during President Vidal Tan's administration that the University granted both religious groups (Protestant and Catholic)to have their respective sanctuaries. By 1953, a portion of land were leased to the Roman Catholic and Protestant Church. Although the land was leased it was stated that the state had no control of the Church or vice versa.<ref>"Places of Worship." WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Places_of_Worship_in_UP_Diliman</ref>		It was during President Vidal Tan's administration that the University granted both religious groups (Protestant and Catholic)to have their respective sanctuaries. By 1953, a portion of land were leased to the Roman Catholic and Protestant Church. Although the land was leased it was stated that the state had no control of the Church or vice versa.<ref>"Places of Worship." WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Places_of_Worship_in_UP_Diliman</ref>
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	In 1953, Architect Cesar Concio and his architectural firm presented proposed blueprints for the Church and the student center to the NCCP and the UP Regent of Boards. The following year,'''1954''', the Church of the Risen Lord and the Student Center was built. February 7~~, 1954~~, groundbreaking cermonies were held. December of that same year, the community made a symbolic, and historic procession in the newly constructed Church.		In 1953, Architect Cesar Concio and his architectural firm presented proposed blueprints for the Church and the student center to the NCCP and the UP Regent of Boards. The following year,'''1954''', the Church of the Risen Lord and the Student Center was built. February 7 of that year, groundbreaking cermonies were held, and December of that same year, the community made a symbolic, and historic procession in the newly constructed Church.

	== '''About the Church''' ==		== '''About the Church''' ==

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	==History==		==History==
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	In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)'''] During that time, establishment, and recognition of any religious organization inside the campus was not allowed, so they had to base themselves outside the campus, at the Cosmopolitan Church on Taft Avenue.		In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)''']. During that time, establishment, and recognition of any religious organization inside the campus was not allowed, so they had to base themselves outside the campus, at the Cosmopolitan Church on Taft Avenue.
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	When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].		When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. It was during this time that the UP administration decided to establish a community inside the campus where academic, and non academic organizations would exist which finally led to the recognition of the religious organizations which include the UP CYM. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].
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	Eventually, these three religious groups started to have conflicts among their schedules, like for the Protestant worship services and the Catholic masses. Also, each group started to receive more and more members, making the chapel too crowded to accommodate all of them. So in '''1952''', the UPCYM launched their own fund drive, for them to be able to build their own Protestant chapel and student center inside the campus. March 16 of that year, they held a concert at the Central Church, Manila, with Ramon Tapales and Flora Zarco-Rivera of the UP Conservatory of Music and Luz Morales of the Centro Escolar University as conductors.		Eventually, these three religious groups started to have conflicts among their schedules, like for the Protestant worship services and the Catholic masses. Also, each group started to receive more and more members, making the chapel too crowded to accommodate all of them. So in '''1952''', the UPCYM launched their own fund drive, for them to be able to build their own Protestant chapel and student center inside the campus. March 16 of that year, they held a concert at the Central Church, Manila, with Ramon Tapales and Flora Zarco-Rivera of the UP Conservatory of Music and Luz Morales of the Centro Escolar University as conductors.
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	It was during President Vidal Tan's administration that the University granted both religious groups (Protestant and Catholic)to have their respective sanctuaries. By 1953, a portion of land were leased to the Roman Catholic and Protestant Church. Although the land was leased it was stated that the state had no control of the Church or vice versa.<ref>"Places of Worship." WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Places_of_Worship_in_UP_Diliman</ref>		It was during President Vidal Tan's administration that the University granted both religious groups (Protestant and Catholic)to have their respective sanctuaries. By 1953, a portion of land were leased to the Roman Catholic and Protestant Church. Although the land was leased it was stated that the state had no control of the Church or vice versa.<ref>"Places of Worship." WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Places_of_Worship_in_UP_Diliman</ref>
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	In 1953, Architect Cesar Concio and his architectural firm presented proposed blueprints for the Church and the student center to the NCCP and the UP Regent of Boards. The following year,'''1954''', the Church of the Risen Lord and the Student Center was built. ~~Its~~ groundbreaking ~~ceremonies~~ were held ~~on February 7~~ of that year.		In 1953, Architect Cesar Concio and his architectural firm presented proposed blueprints for the Church and the student center to the NCCP and the UP Regent of Boards. The following year,'''1954''', the Church of the Risen Lord and the Student Center was built. February 7, 1954, groundbreaking cermonies were held. December of that same year, the community made a symbolic, and historic procession in the newly constructed Church.

	== '''About the Church''' ==		== '''About the Church''' ==

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	In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)'''].		In '''1947''', when the University of the Philippines was still in Padre Faura, Manila, a group of Protestant students started a movement named Christian Youth Movement (CYM) which aims to ''“make relevant Christian presence in the university campus”''. They sought help from the '''Philippine Federation of Christian Churches (PFCC)''', now the [http://www.nccphilippines.org/ '''National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)'''] During that time, establishment, and recognition of any religious organization inside the campus was not allowed, so they had to base themselves outside the campus, at the Cosmopolitan Church on Taft Avenue.
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	When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].		When the Diliman campus became the main campus of UP in '''1949''', the UPCYM also transferred to Diliman. With the new university setting, they stayed at a ''sawali'' chapel – a chapel made of bamboo and nipa - and shared it with two other religious groups, namely the [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7876/upscaabout.html ''UP Student Catholic Action (UPSCA)'' and the ''Iglesia Filipina Independencia''].

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	The Christian Child Care Center or CCCC, the educational arm of the Church of the Risen Lord will celebrate golden years of service to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ this year.<ref>"Ministries." UP Church of the Risen Lord. WordPress, 2011. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://crl.ukbesthosts.com/ministries></ref>		The Christian Child Care Center or CCCC, the educational arm of the Church of the Risen Lord will celebrate golden years of service to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ this year.<ref>"Ministries." UP Church of the Risen Lord. WordPress, 2011. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://crl.ukbesthosts.com/ministries></ref>

	Tel. No:		Tel. No: 920-06-15

	====Gumersindo Garcia Hall (GG Hall)====		====Gumersindo Garcia Hall (GG Hall)====

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	'''Dr. Gumersindo Garcia:''' Civic Leader,Social Worker and Medical Practioner. He graduated from the University of the Philippines with a degree in medicine and took his honorary doctorate degree in SIliman University.<br /><br />		'''Dr. Gumersindo Garcia:''' Civic Leader,Social Worker and Medical Practioner. He graduated from the University of the Philippines with a degree in medicine and took his honorary doctorate degree in SIliman University.<br /><br />
	He was a surgeon and a gynecologist. He died due to cardiac Arrest on April 8, 1964 at the age of 69.		He was a surgeon and a gynecologist. He died due to cardiac Arrest on April 8, 1964 at the age of 69.

			==Directory==
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	==References==		==References==

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	====Christian Child Care Center (CCCC)====		====Christian Child Care Center (CCCC)====
	The Christian Child Care Center is a school that gives scholarships to children from needy families in university communities. It was originally named Nursery-Kindergarten School when it was started in 1961.<br /><br />		The Christian Child Care Center is a school that gives scholarships to children from needy families in university communities. It was originally named Nursery-Kindergarten School when it was started in 1961.<br /><br />

	Develops instructional policies, curricula, teaching materials and administrative procedures in the operation of the CCCC to ensure that the lessons and instructions given to preschool pupils follow the regulations of the Department of Education and the objective of CRL to enhance the spiritual growth of children within the values of CRL.<br /><br />		Develops instructional policies, curricula, teaching materials and administrative procedures in the operation of the CCCC to ensure that the lessons and instructions given to preschool pupils follow the regulations of the Department of Education and the objective of CRL to enhance the spiritual growth of children within the values of CRL.<br /><br />

	The Christian Child Care Center is a school that gives scholarships to children from needy families in university communities. It was originally named Nursery-Kindergarten School when it was started in 1961.<br /><br />		The Christian Child Care Center is a school that gives scholarships to children from needy families in university communities. It was originally named Nursery-Kindergarten School when it was started in 1961.<br /><br />
	The Christian Child Care Center or CCCC, the educational arm of the Church of the Risen Lord will celebrate golden years of service to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ this year.<ref>"Ministries." UP Church of the Risen Lord. WordPress, 2011. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://crl.ukbesthosts.com/ministries></ref>		The Christian Child Care Center or CCCC, the educational arm of the Church of the Risen Lord will celebrate golden years of service to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ this year.<ref>"Ministries." UP Church of the Risen Lord. WordPress, 2011. Web. 11 Mar 2012. <http://crl.ukbesthosts.com/ministries></ref>

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	====Gumersindo Garcia Hall (GG Hall)====		====Gumersindo Garcia Hall (GG Hall)====