The second day of the Elder’s Outreach with the Madrid Chapter provided an opportunity for deeper fellowship, encouragement and leadership formation.
To complete the Outreach team, Bro. Joey Molina (Europe Head Steward) arrived early on November 5 to assist Elder-Founder Techie ‘Soar’ Rodriguez in facing the new challenges in Europe. Bro. Joey proceeded directly to the hotel and he was warmly reunited with his wife, Sis. Joy Molina and their son Vince, and delightfully greeted by his sister, Soar.
At around 9:00 AM, Soar led the team’s morning prayer before they left the hotel. They enjoyed breakfast at a small café across from their hotel, where jamón paninis, coffee, and orange juice were served. After breakfast, the team spent some time exploring the nearby shops and surroundings.
Around lunchtime, the team proceeded to Jollibee where they met with members of the TLF Madrid Chapter: Chapter Stewards AJ Velasco and Letty Matedios, and coordinators Liza Matedios, Marvin Corpuz, and Alyssa Corpuz. Bro. Marvin and Sis. Alyssa brought their precious two-month-old son, Marius Adrian, which added joy to the gathering. During the fellowship, Soar emphasized the importance of commitment and the qualities needed to become a good example within the community. She discussed topics such as tithing, handling member concerns, maintaining healthy relationships among leaders, and responding effectively to various community situations. Drawing from her years of ministry experience, she shared practical insights and guidance for future growth. She also encouraged the chapter to establish a regular schedule of speakers and teachings to help nurture the spiritual development of its members.
The afternoon became a time of fellowship and exploration as the group visited Madrid’s famous attractions. Despite the cold weather, everyone enthusiastically joined the tour. Soar remarked that, after many mission trips to Madrid, this was one of the few occasions she had the opportunity to visit the city’s tourist sites, as previous visits had always been filled with ministry activities. The group began by walking around Puerta del Sol, where they stopped at a popular turrón shop and sampled local delicacies before purchasing a few treats. They then made their way to the historic Plaza Mayor, where Soar enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere, the many restaurants surrounding the plaza, and the sight of countless pigeons filling the square.
A short walk later, they arrived at Mercado de San Miguel, where they explored the many food stalls showcasing Madrid’s rich culinary offerings. Although the market was crowded, the group enjoyed browsing the shops and purchasing fresh cherries and strawberries. Numerous photos were taken to capture the memorable moments of fellowship and community. On their way back to the hotel, the group made several shopping stops while continuing to share stories and experiences. Upon returning, they gathered once more in the hotel lobby for further fellowship with the Madrid Chapter. Tirelessly, Soar continued to minister to the group. She shared teachings on generational curses, family healing, and prayer for families. She also recounted how the “Signs and Wonders” television ministry began, her experiences throughout its journey, and the many lives it has touched over the years.
The day concluded with Soar leading a prayer for healing; she also gave a blessing over everyone present. She encouraged the members to remain committed in their faith and continue serving God faithfully through their chapter.
To God be all the glory!
SCRIBES MINISTRY
Written by: Sis. Joy Molina (Elder’s Outreach Steward)
Edited by: Dr. Vera Tuplano (Scribes Consultant)
