This just a constructive critique-based on my opinion and observation:

LAtely, a couple of post down--a person/member was addressing where the money are going

SHE DOES NOT APPROVE THAT IT GOES TO SOMEONE WHO HAVE A SECULAR CAREER;

SHe said the money is by brethen as they prayed that it would create fruits for the church.

So here is what's really going on, well it is probably just a tip of the iceberg of what's and where 

the money of the members are going;

This concern became personal when a close family member told me that one of her co worker wanted to attend Yeng's concert. Her co worker  understood it to be a concert and had not a religious group was behind the event until my family member explained it,and they were amazed.

I cannot speak for every attendee, but this is how someone can be attracted by the performer like Yeng Constatino, which most of our kababayab admire and love. But without understanding the religious purpose of the invitation, they might be dissapointed that it's an actual recruitment to PMCC 4th Watch Church. I am not stating at all that is it a delibetate tactic nor saying that  does prove deliberate concealment, but it gives us a practical reason to ask whether the advertising is clear enough. That's the reason that illutrated this graphic.

Yes, we are to proclaim the Gospel to every creature. 

The Gospel saves not because of the singer or the apostolic claim.

 Surely, we should welcome people with an invitation that **clearly explains who is organizing the event and that Gospel preaching will be part of the program.** 

# My point is: transparency gives people the opportunity to attend knowingly and helps preserve their trust.

ANd like one poster stated-if a supposedly convert think he is an evagelist and later apostle,  
then, they would reject that title...so there it goes..testimony might be tainted.

**so just a suggestion next time when you create ads:** 

It could be helpful if you prominently identify the sponsoring church, state that the program includes Gospel preaching, and distinguish the musical guests from the religious speakers. These simple changes would help people understand the invitation before deciding to attend. That is the constructive purpose of this critique—to encourage transparency and protect the trust of those we hope to reach.

I think that if JSF claims to be an EVANGELIST- and then later, an  claim to be an APOSTLE, that does create a deception or misrepresentation. Honesty is the best policy 😄 

We Need to Preach the Gospel with Transparency and Wise Stewardship