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P907CA-08: Claudio & Mona Teodoro

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Serving In: Asia

Ding and Mona Teodoro were born in Manila, Philippines and are blessed with four children. Both of them are licensed chemists but they gave up their careers to follow God’s call in their lives. They have been pastors of New Hope to Asia Christian Fellowship in Cainta since 1997 when it was passed to them by its founders, Canadian missionaries Frank and Liz Amantea.

In 1999, the Teodoros started a children’s ministry by putting on a Christmas Party for 500 street children. The following month, the first module for Superkids Bible Club started where the children are taught the Word of God and fed hot meals. The Superkids meetings soon became a venue where thousands of street children have come to the Lordship of Jesus Christ - some as young as four years old. The weekly Superkids Bible Club has over 500 street children in attendance. God has opened many doors for them to minister to the poor of Cainta. As the children have grown, a Youth ministry was also birthed. These young people are being discipled and are being helped to get a college education. 

In 2007, Ding and Mona founded New Hope Center for Education, a school that gives free education, uniforms, materials, and meals to the poor children. Ding and Mona continue to minister to different squatters’ communities, holding the Bible in their left hands and providing food with their right hands. 

The Christmas Party for the street children is now an annual event in the city, where more than 2,000 kids come every year. To date, Ding and Mona have helped at least 15 college graduates - engineers, chemists, heavy equipment mechanics, and teachers from among these children.  These teachers are now teaching at the New Hope Center for Education.  

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