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Welcome to the Christian world, Salem Nexus Martuña

August 27, 2023. Today I attended the baptism of Nexus, my friend Amboy's bundle of joy, held at St. Joseph The Worker Parish in Sasa, Davao City. With me as ninongs were buddies from Davao Honda Scooters Club namely (L-R): Gilmar, Arian and Geryl. I've known these guys (including Amboy) when I joined DHSC and we've been friends since then. We've had our share of adventures from long rides to inuman sessions and anything in between. Our friendship leveled up and now we are "kumpadres." Nice one huh? Ayus!


Being a Godparent or "ninong" I would have the same responsibility as the biological parent except paying for the school's tuition (just kidding! 😁). A Godparent's main duty and responsibility is to bring the "inaanak" closer to God as he is grows up. Also (on a personal note) set a good example on how he would become the best version of himself. You know what I mean.



So yeah, today was Ninong gaming. That's little Nexus in the photo.

It's going to be a challenging role for me. I'm happy that I am now part of Nexus Christian life and I'm also excited to witness him achieve his milestones in the days to come. I'm looking forward to see Nexus become the person God wants him to be. To the parents Amboy and wife, and the entire Martuña family, I pray that God bless you always. Thank you for having me on board.


By the way, the food at the reception was great! Too bad I need to watch my diet. 😂


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Mark Perez Lampitoc "Angkol Ninong"

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