One of the most inspiring stories in history is Ruth’s unparalleled decisiveness to follow Naomi, her mother-in-law, back to the old lady’s hometown after a series of tragic incidents that claimed the lives of the men they loved. Ruth was unwavering, undaunted, and unafraid to set foot on a foreign land with a different culture and whose people worship a different God, notwithstanding their unsure economic state and everything that lies before them. The rest of the story, however, proved that Ruth was right in standing by her decision, as through her, Naomi was able to reclaim her late husband’s estate and social status. The best part is we know that Ruth became Jesus Christ’s direct ancestor!
This is just one of the many great accounts proving how one’s decisiveness can change the course of history. Consider the same toughness of decision demonstrated by men and women of old who impacted the destiny of nations and turned the world upside down: Queen Esther, saving Israel from genocide by deciding to risk her life before the king of Persia; Paul of Tarsus, redefining kingdoms as it was previously known by risking his life for the Gospel he preached; Alexander the Great, conquering paths and domains which in the future would be the same kingdoms converted by the Gospel; Christopher Columbus, defying old traditions by sailing into unchartered waters and discovering lands that would later become world superpowers; Martin Luther King, paving the way for the end of slavery in the modern world at the cost of his life; and many others whose willpower became the benchmark of decisiveness as we know it today. How decided are you in pursuing your vision? Do you easily falter when opposition comes in the way? Would you risk your comfort and convenience just to see your dreams fulfilled? |
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We are part of a generation of "BREED WITHOUT GREED". A radical opposition to corruption; Godly seeds in the Land who have chosen to make a difference; standing up against all forms of wickedness and winning by righteousness!
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CRFV was recently appointed as the implementing Civil Society Organization of the Values Restoration Program (Civil Service Commission Announcement No. 40 s. 2013) empowering the organization to deliver its advocacy to all Constitutional Bodies, Departments, Bureaus and National Government Agencies (NGAs); Local Government Units (LGUs); Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCCs) with original charters; and State Universities and Colleges (SUCs).
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The Council for the Restoration of Filipino Values (CRFV) is a non-government organization (NGO) dedicated to the effort in transforming the Filipino public servant and the local government leadership to subscribe to the Code of Ethics and Values that shall provide our nation, the Philippines, with righteous, incorruptible, and sincere service towards a graft free society through the help and guidance of the word of GOD consistent to the exemplary life of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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overwhelming supportThe event was supported fully by the Office of the President through Presidential Adviser on Political Affairs, Atty. Francis N. Tolentino, who delivered President Rodrigo Duterte's speech (please click here to read PRRDs message).
The unwavering support by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) is also very evident and has greatly contributed to the success of the launching and capacity building. The Commission was represented by Director IV Arthur Luis Florentin and has discussed the topic, "Values to Virtues - The Making of Excellent Servant Leaders". In addition, CRFV is very grateful to the Province of Ilocos Sur. A special thank you to Provincial Governor Ryan Luis Singson, for the warm welcome and generosity . To Judge Dolores Espanol of Transparency International-Philippines, thanks, for her unbridled support of CRFV's advocacy. The Values Restoration Officers (VROs), for continually toiling with us in pushing the VRP, and for deeming it important to join the family, not only to celebrate but to come together and be strengthened and empowered to push our agenda to the next level. Lastly, to all other government employees and officials and some private sector representatives, who were very encouraged and will soon be appointed as VROs. They saw hope for the Philippines and has seen themselves as part of the great Philippines that is about to come forth. |
more agencies and departments respondingThe first to respond to the VRP, since CRFV started training and appointing Values Restoration Officers back in 2015 are DPWH, DA, DAR, DENR, DILG and its attached agencies and bureaus, by issuing either a memorandum or a department order. This has opened many doors and has allowed the Council to appoint more than 1,000 VROs before the end of 2017. An overwhelming support to the VRP also came from SEC, BOC, NAPOLCOM and more for their eagerness to working out the VRP in their offices.
Through CSC Announcement No. 26, s. 2017, delegates from other agencies were able to join the event and we are looking forward to working with them in the days to come. This includes Landbank, the Bureau of Corrections, DFA, DOT, DepEd, SUCs and more. |
there is hope for the philippines, the soul of asia.A new Philippines will be birthed in our lifetime. We are part of the finishing generation who are arrows in the Hands of the Almighty God, to establish righteousness within our spheres of influence, particularly through our roles as public servants. Raised and fashioned for this purpose, attendance to the said event is not an accident, VRO or non-VRO, PSR or organic employee, it doesn't matter. What counts the most is the fulfillment of God's promise to the Nation through the select people he gathered during this event.
Dr. Jonathan David, the Presiding Apostle of the International Strategic Alliance of Apostolic Churches (ISAAC), based in Muar, Malaysia, validated the mandate and has encouraged the delegates through his video message played during the event (click here to watch the video) |
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