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Theme: SFC Shout-Out!!!
Bible Verse: “But I reckon my own life to be worth nothing to me, I only want to complete my mission and finish the work of the Lord Jesus gave me to do, which is to declare the good news about the grace of God”-Acts 20:24

All SFC-Cebu are invited to this once a year event…

Things to REMEMBER:
1. Bring your SFC I.D.
2. Black shirts is not allowed in the event.
3. Visible Body Piercing and Tattoes are not allowed as well.
4. No wearing of high heels… Only Rubber Shoes is allowed in the area.
5. Always wear your I.D.s at all times…

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Program of the Singgolympics

Time	Program	Persons/Group involved
	OPENING – Morning
900 – 915	Assembly for the Parade of Colors
915 – 945	Parade of  Colors	N 1 Sky Blue   OL N 2&3   Purple OE N 4 Red           ON C 1 Orange      OH C 2  Yellow     OL C 3 Green        OE C 4 White        ON S 1  Pink          OH S 2 Dark Blue  OL S 3&4 Brown   OE
945 – 955	Production Number	Kids of CC
955 – 1005	Lighting of the Torch – A Ceremony	Ryan Cabanlit and 4 other brothers
1005 – 1005	Declaration of Opening of the  Singgolympics 2010	June Bayno
1005 – 1008	Banner Raising	Team Cluster
1008 – 1013	Oath of Amateurism	Jerome Cenabre
1013 – 1025	Production Number – Cheer Dance	Central Area
1025 – 1050	Infomercial (with Slogan) Praise and Shout
1050 -	Sports / Creative Competitions (Simultaneous)
	SFC Got Talent (Creative Competitions) 1050 – 1055   Bounce         SA1 1055 – 1105  Pop Duet      SA1 1105 –1120   Band             SA1 1120 – 1125  Bounce          CA1 1125 – 1135  Pop Duet      CA1 1135 – 1150 Band             CA1 1150 – 1230 Lunch Break 1230 – 1235  Bounce        NA1 1235 – 1245  Pop Duet     NA1 1245 – 0100  Band            NA1 0100 – 0105  Bounce        SA2 0105-   0120  Band           SA2 0120 – 0125  Bounce       CA2 0125 – 0140  Band           CA2 0140 – 0145   Bounce       NA2 0145 – 0200   Band           NA2 0200 –0210   Praise and Fashion
	CLOSING – Afternoon
400 – 430	Praisefest	South Area
430 – 500	Awarding	Emcees, June Bayno, Junvic Arpon
500- 505	Closing Remarks Declaration of the Closing of Singgolympics 2010	Junvic Arpon

Guidelines:

Singgolympics Guidelines

ADVOCACY STATEMENTS

ONE HOPE

SFCs and the Poor

·         See and experience Christ in the poor.

·         Serve the poor through a committed and loving dedication to provide for their needs with urgency through love and a personal sacrifice of our time, our resources, efforts and talent.

·         We cannot build God’s Kingdom here on earth without the poor.

ONE NATIONStatement of Principles

I am a citizen of my country.  I take pride in my country, the land and the people which God gave me.  I was born in this country and I hope to die in this country.

I believe that God desires that I give honor and respect to my country, putting its welfare above my personal interests.  I am called to love and serve my country, especially when my country needs its people.

As a citizen of my country I will strive to live a productive life that contributes to the good of my country and brings pride to it.  I will obey its laws and respect its institutions for as long as these do not go against the teachings of my Catholic faith.

I will exercise my rights as a citizen responsibly, especially my right to choose leaders in government who will promote Christian values and serve for the welfare of our country.

I will promote the good values and traditions of my culture, especially those that bring out the best in our people and which are pro-God, pro-life, pro-family,  and pro-poor.

I will persevere to defend my citizenship, doing everything I can to make my country a better one for the next generation.
ONE  EARTH

SFC Environmental Protection Statements

Being rooted in Christ is being accountable to His gifts.  The Earth, our home, is God’s gift to humanity.

OUR EARTH, OUR HOME.

• We believe that the Earth is God’s gift to humanity.  The Earth is our home… our sanctuary… our habitat.
• We believe that the environment is God’s reminder of His love through which He speaks His love and providence.
• We believe that every living creature is connected.  Without the other creature, one cannot survive.  That each creature lives for a purpose of sustaining the other creature.
• We believe that we are the future of this world… That caring for Mother Earth is not just for our generation but for the future generations to come.

OUR EARTH, OUR STEWARDSHIP.

As Singles for Christ,

• We will be good stewards of energy.  We will not waste any form of energy and actively practice measures that conserve energy.
• We will avoid using, promoting and supporting products that will endanger the environment or that are manufactured/processed using measures that endanger the environment.
• We will be good stewards of our finances and will prevent clutter by avoiding excess purchases.
• We condemn any activities that destroy our environment; thus ,we will participate in environmental protection campaigns and initiatives.

OUR EARTH, OUR LIFESTYLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

• We will live every day actively promoting this cause.
• We will live a simple life to protect the environment.
• We will maintain a clean lifestyle by throwing trash properly and by practicing waste segregation in our homes.
• We will minimize using plastics in our purchases.
• We will practice re-cycling of non biodegradable products.

ONE LIFE

SFC… Celebrating Life, Love and Family!

We celebrate the dignity and sanctity of every human life, from conception to natural death:

• We believe that life begins from the moment of conception, the creation of the embryo from the fertilization of the female egg cell by the male sperm cell;
• We condemn any manipulation and/or cooperation, by individuals or institutions, that brings any harm to the unborn child, causing deformities and/or death by induced or actual abortion;
• We promote good health by avoiding every kind of excess – abuse of food, tobacco, alcohol, or medicine (preventing drug abuse), including engaging in risky sports that endanger one’s life and/or the lives of others;
• We support scientific and medical research that contribute to personal healing or the advancement of public health, except if these, in any way, damage the integrity of the body and the sanctity of the spirit;
• We work for peace and restorative justice to bring about healing and redemption for both the offender/s and the victim/s of crime and violence;
• We recognize the uniqueness of every human person and responsibly preserving the sacredness of human life even of sick or handicapped persons, avoiding any form of suicide or euthanasia.

We celebrate our sexuality as male and female created in the image and likeness of God:

• We believe that, from the womb, God made us into his image to be male or female, differently yet equal in dignity as his sons and daughters in Christ;
• We embrace our true masculine and our true feminine identities as we cooperate in genuine complementarity in building up the Kingdom of God;
• We live in chastity, conduct ourselves in modesty, and encourage healthy Christian friendships, being aware that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit;
• We condemn pornography in all its forms, because it degrades human sexuality and results to lust, masturbation, fornication, prostitution, rape and homosexual acts;
• We guard our hearts against impure thoughts and moral permissiveness, working for the purification of the social climate in encouraging responsible communications media.

We celebrate the sacredness of marriage and our participation in building the Christian family:

• We believe that the sexual act is reserved for the committed love between one man and one woman, sealed in the sacrament of marriage, as a symbol of God’s unity and fecundity;
• We defend the sacred and indissoluble covenant of marriage, working for the grace of conjugal love and fidelity and protecting it from the attacks of divorce, adultery, polygamy, incest, free unions and trial marriage;
• We recognize that every child is a gift from God, and every means to reduce sterility in marriage is encouraged, except in techniques that replace the marital embrace as the means to conceive a child (surrogate pregnancy, sperm or egg donation, homologous and heterologous artificial insemination and fertilization) (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2376-2379);
• We promote responsible parenthood in the regulation of procreation through periodic continence only and not through selfish actions that render procreation impossible (artificial contraception);
• We work to strengthen the bonds within the Christian family, between husband and wife, between parents and children, and among siblings – starting with our own family.

We celebrate our freedom to practice our Catholic faith based on our family and life values:

• We stand against any form of coercion by government or private institutions or personal-interest groups that forces people to agree on practices that violate the dignity of the human person, the sanctity of human life and the sacredness of marriage and family;
• We develop programs that educate the public, especially the Catholic faithful, on the moral responsiveness on the different aspects of pro-life and pro-family issues.