Gwapa syudad ta: pang World City Prize 2015 (Part I)

Mga hinigugma ko nga mga tumuluo kag utod kay Kristo, kita magkalipay kay nabanhaw dun si Lord kag nagkayab sa kalangitan kag naglingkod sa tuo kang anang amay. Sunod kaday-a, amo ang Pentecoste, an pagkunsad kang Espiritu Santo para maghatag kasanag sa panghuna-huna kang mga tumuluo. Aleluya, Praise the Lord!

Bugal ko nga ginatunda kaninyo nga ang pinalangga ta nga Syudad kang Yrong-Yrong ginhingadlan nga kandidata sa 2015 Search for the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize, isa ka paindis-indis sa medya sosyal nga gapakakita sg katakus, kadalig, kagwafa kag fagkayudifuga kang sangka syudad.

Aton ifavugal nga pwerte kanami ang Syudad Kang Yrong-Yrong. Isulat ang inyong testimonya sa kanamitorn kang syudad ta plus pictures kag ipadala sa website kang search committee.

Bangud sina, ining kubus ninyong alagad magahatag “tips” kun paano magpagwapa kang syudad pinaagi sa social media. Kag amo dya, ay:

Una, isulat lang ang the true, the good and the beautiful sa aton syudad.

Ikaduha, likawan ang mga negative. Halimbawa, indi pag-isugid o isulat nga ang atong solid waste disposal system sa Calajunan world champion sa korapsyon, kahigku, kagaruk, polusyon, etc. Sangka halimbawa, likawan man naton ang pagtsismis nga subong, pwerte kakulang tubig ta kag bisan ang MIWD indi man gani katuman kang skedyul sa pangrasyon.

Dugangan ko pa gid day-a sa sunod nga hugna.

Gani sa ngalan ni Kristo, upod sa mga santos sa kalangitan, sa pagbantay kang mga anghel, arkanghel, quirubines, kag ano pa dyan mga mga angheles, gina-ampo ko sa aton mahal nga makagagahum nga sakdagun kag itib-ong sa bilog nga kalibutan ang pinalangga ta nga Syudad kang Yrong-Yrong.



Aleluya kag kabay pa nga ang mga agi ipanglansang sa krus panahon sa pagkunsad kang Espiritu Santo! Amen. (to be continued)

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