DEA DMO Completes Relief and Early Recovery Interventions
The Davao Episcopal Area Disaster Management Office (DEA DMO), with support from UMCOR, completed four days of relief and early recovery interventions reaching 625 families—or more than 3,100 individuals—in seven communities across five municipalities and one city affected by the Bogo Earthquake and Typhoon Tino. The Eastern Visayas District DRRM Team delivered food and WASH assistance, while additional interventions included the installation of 24 solar streetlights, a flood lamp, and three tube lights, as well as WASH facilities benefiting 75 families. Led by DEA Resident Bishop Israel M. Painit and partner organizations, the mission brought not only essential assistance but also safety, protection, and hope to communities—affirming the Church’s commitment to sharing God’s love with people in need.
Davao Episcopal Area Launches First Gilas Kalikasan (EarthKeepers) Learning Institute, Inducts Pioneer Members
Rev. Theresa Eleanor Paano-Barrientos DEA Executive Secretary and OIC Director for Communications Davao City — The Davao Episcopal Area (DEA) formally launched its first-ever Gilas Kalikasan (EarthKeepers) Learning Institute and inducted 57 pioneer EarthKeepers during...
First Ever DEA Communicators Training
The First Ever Communicators' Training took place at the Brokenshire Hotel in Davao City, marking a significant step toward improving news and information sharing within the vast Episcopal area of Davao. This training aims to strengthen communication between pastors...


