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I started Unveiled Faces in 2007 to enable individuals to respond to the call to be transformed by the glory of God by serving the underserved, downtrodden, and least of these in circumstances of dire poverty or politics.  Since 2007 individuals have partnered to serve in Mozambique, South Sudan, Thailand, Philippines, Nicaragua, Egypt, Israel, and closed nations.

In the Philippines, Unveiled Faces serves as a base for Iris Global.  

Faith & Core Values 

In the Philippines, we are an Iris Base. My husband and I are ordained by Iris global churches. We grow in faith and core values as articulated by Iris Global.

1. His Presence: We understand that we can find God, and can experience intimacy, communication and companionship with Him in His Presence, if we share His love for righteousness.

2. Jesus: We are totally dependent on Him for everything, and we need and expect miracles of all kinds to sustain us and confirm the Gospel in our ministry.

3. Revival:  We look for revival among the broken, humble and lowly, and start at the bottom with ministry to the poor. God chooses the weak and despised things of the world to shame the proud, demonstrating His own strength and wisdom. Our direction is lower still.

4. Love & Suffering: We understand the value of suffering in the Christian life. Learning to love requires willingness to suffer for the sake of righteousness. Discipline and testing make saints out of us, and produce in us the holiness, without which we will not see God’s face and share His glory. With Paul we rejoice in our weaknesses, for when we are weak we are strong.

5. Joy: The joy of the Lord is not optional and far outweighs our suffering! In Jesus it becomes our motivation, reward and spiritual weapon. In His Presence is fullness of joy, and with Paul we testify that in all our troubles our joy knows no bounds (2 Cor. 7:4). It is our strength and energy, without which we die.

 

Philosophy: Sustainable Transformation

Historically the human has experienced God in distinct categories.  An example of such categories are spiritual encounter and transformation. This is the person who experiences God's presence in the here and now.  It looks like benefits such as miracles, prophetic words, healings, pilgrimages (conferences), an awareness of spiritual gifts, and an awareness of the mercy presence of Jesus Christ drawing near enabling salvation or a state of heart that was not possible moments earlier. Spiritual encounter can look like the deliberate and accidental encounter with the living God.  In the word, this looked like John leaning on Jesus in the gospels.  This looked like the miracles we witnessed Jesus do.  This looked like the woman at the well.  This sometimes looks like what we call Charismatics.  This looks like breaking of bread with one another.

Another category is moral transformation.  This looks like those who are proned to encountering God through the renewal of the mind. This is seen in the letters of Paul to the churches, the ten commandments and the greatest commandment: to love God, to receive His love and to love others.   This focuses on the word and what it says for moral living, living as the church or in community, or even for organizational behavior.  This is sometimes called Reformed, Presbyterian, Methodist, etc.  This also looks like the breaking of bread with one another.

Different personalities may focus on one type of experience of God even within the same circumstances.  Yet, for sustainable transformation of communities, it is our philosophy to help facilitate these two types of experiences of God in particular: Spiritual Encounter & Transformation and Moral Transformation.  It is our philosophy to embody these type of experiences of God through our projects and life. The two are needed to overcome the intense pressures and cycles of extreme poverty; the two are needed to serve our neighbor in a long term manner. It is a response to the word when it says that God is looking for those who worship him in spirit and in truth; for those encountering God in their bodies and in their spirit, their thoughts and actions.  It is a part of beholding God with an unveiled face until we are transformed by his glory.  It is a sustainable transformation meant for us as a community to change communities ravaged by corruption, poverty, and even shame.  You are invited. 

 

Sustainable Transformation Ministries and Project Collaborations:

Tondo, Manila Philippines and Beyond:

Unveiled House Churches & Unveiled Retreat and Outreach House

Spiritual Encounter and Transformation through

1. Faith & Core Values, 2. Mercy Ministries in Tondo: Women's groups, Youth Groups, Children's Feedings. 3. Daily Prayer 4. Worship events and gatherings 5. Weekly gospel outreaches 6. Mercy Ministries: Redlight District outreaches 6.  Sponsorships that give people the space and structure to participate in discipleship.

Moral Transformation through

1. Renewing the mind.  2. Opportunity to enact morals through short term workshops, trade training, children's events, sports, microbusiness collaborations. 3. Facilitate people to engage personal and community transformation. 4. Promoting awareness and collaboration through story telling and dream sharing.

 

 

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Unveiled Faces Board

 
Dominique FlorangelBA in Political Science, Religion, and English, Duke UniversityMasters in Theology, Emory UniversityDocumentary Studies & Stories. Ministry for 20 years. Ordained. Dreamer Catalyst. Mom of 4 boys.Sustainable Transformation, Wi…

Dominique Florangel

BA in Political Science, Religion, and English, Duke University

Masters in Theology, Emory University

Documentary Studies & Stories. Ministry for 20 years. Ordained. Dreamer Catalyst. Mom of 4 boys.

Sustainable Transformation, Witness & Story

Michelle StewartB.S. Psychology, Chinese, Economics Duke University,J.D. University of ChicagoFluent in Mandarin. Senior Associate in Corporate and Securities at Reed Smith LLP. Pastor at the Vive Church, Palo Alto.Transformation & Social Justice

Michelle Stewart

B.S. Psychology, Chinese, Economics Duke University,

J.D. University of Chicago

Fluent in Mandarin. Senior Associate in Corporate and Securities at Reed Smith LLP. Pastor at the Vive Church, Palo Alto.

Transformation & Social Justice

Kristine AlcazarenB.S. Psychology Duke UniversityMBA University of ColoradoGM at FerragamoTransformation & Fashion

Kristine Alcazaren

B.S. Psychology Duke University

MBA University of Colorado

GM at Ferragamo

Transformation & Fashion

Jennifer UrregoB.A. Sociology Duke UniversityMBA Tulane UniversityFounder at Urrego Consulting.Transformation & Prayer

Jennifer Urrego

B.A. Sociology Duke University

MBA Tulane University

Founder at Urrego Consulting.

Transformation & Prayer

Catherine WeinerMA in Film, Wake ForestWorks and resides in Los Angeles with a talent for film and a heart for giving a voice to the voiceless.Transformation & Media

Catherine Weiner

MA in Film, Wake Forest

Works and resides in Los Angeles with a talent for film and a heart for giving a voice to the voiceless.

Transformation & Media

Unveiled Faces Iris Philippines NGO Board

 
Dominique FlorangelBA in Political Science, Religion, and English, Duke UniversitySustainable Transformation, Witness & Story 

Dominique Florangel

BA in Political Science, Religion, and English, Duke University

Sustainable Transformation, Witness & Story

 

Cynthia Norton CarrionChef de mission for 2017 Philippines Sea Game Teams.President-Gymnastics Association of the PhilippinesBoard of Director - Philippine Olympic CommitteeExec. Board Member - Asian Gymnastics Union (AGU)Former Undersecretary for t…

Cynthia Norton Carrion

Chef de mission for 2017 Philippines Sea Game Teams.

President-Gymnastics Association of the Philippines

Board of Director - Philippine Olympic Committee

Exec. Board Member - Asian Gymnastics Union (AGU)

Former Undersecretary for the Philippines Department of Tourism

 

 

Myrna YaoChief Executive Officer and President of Richwell Trading CorporationFormer Deputy Minister of the National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women. (Appointed by President of the Philippines to oversee all women organizations.)Global Entr…

Myrna Yao

Chief Executive Officer and President of Richwell Trading Corporation

Former Deputy Minister of the National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women. (Appointed by President of the Philippines to oversee all women organizations.)

Global Entrepreneur of the Year and the Presidential Merit Award given by former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. 

 

 

UNVEILED Faces Staff & TEAM

 
Dominique FlorangelExecutive Director, Unveiled Faces & Iris PhilippinesExecutive Director for Microbusiness, Philanthropy ShopLead PastorSustainable Transformation, Witness & Story

Dominique Florangel

Executive Director, Unveiled Faces & Iris Philippines

Executive Director for Microbusiness, Philanthropy Shop

Lead Pastor

Sustainable Transformation, Witness & Story

Yolly BautistaMissionary of Hope for Unveiled FacesOutreach PastorTransformation, Prayer & Fasting

Yolly Bautista

Missionary of Hope for Unveiled Faces

Outreach Pastor

Transformation, Prayer & Fasting

 

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