Cebu is that the initial stop of the ship within the Philippines. MV Logos Hope replaced MV Doulos, that was a frequent visitor to Cebu before it retired due to old age.
On board the vessel are four hundred crew members who come from completely different parts of the world. Among the four hundred crew members, 3 are Filipinos and one of them came from Cebu.
The bookshop is additionally air-conditioned with walk-through discussions and programs that tackle completely different topics, together with sensitive health problems like HIV Aids.
The new ship conjointly options the so-called international café where guests will interact with crew members from completely different countries.
The ship is staying in Cebu from January 10 , 2012 to February 12th, 2012.
It opens from 10 am to 9:30 pm for Tuesdays to Saturdays. And for Sunday 1 p.m to 9:30 pm.
Closed during Mondays.
The tickets only cost P20 and can be purchased at the event. Good news for the kids ages 12 yrs. old below you may enter for free.
Thousands of titles covering a good vary of subjects, like science, sport, hobbies, cookery, the arts, philosophy, technical, children's books, dictionaries, Christian literature, among others are on show and for sale at low costs.
I thought only burgers are buy one take one nowadays. Check out some CD's that you might want and you can get another one for free.
They have this area where you can buy 1 book for 250 and get a white bag, 3 books for 500 and get a blue bag. What a bargain.
Behind this bulletin are series of images portraying the Prodigal Son. Definitely great for children.
The ship is currently located at the back of Malacañang sa Sugbu near Plaza Independencia.
WELCOME ON BOARD HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR STAY! Browse for more Cebu photos.
Very nice and informative post... I think they're mission to give knowledge and hope will continue to grow in years to come. Kudos MV LOGOS..
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