General Philosophy
Home of One, Home of All
General Vision Statement
Envisions to be the universal
family of tireless brave workers of peace beyond
inter-racial diversities
General Mission Statement
Commits to incessant diplomatic
humanitarian works regardless of borders and beliefs
12 Core Values:
1. Pro-Ecumenism
2. Pro-Life
3.
Pro-Earth
4. Pro-Family
5. Pro-Race
6. Pro-Gender Acceptance
7. Pro-Concord
8. Pro-Literacy
9. Pro-Virtues
10.
Pro-Social Works
11. Pro-Media
12. Pro-Peace
Former Names:
SPICE - Adamson University (2000-2002)
SPICE & YOUTH Family (2002-2006)
Order of the Lay Evangelizers of Jesus Christ (2004-2006)
Order of the Ambassadors of Theotokos (2006-2007)
The Humphrey Creed
We, the Order of Diplomacy family members firmly believes
that
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The regardless of beliefs, we all praise and worship
one God,
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Human beings like us are unique and must be protected
from any form of discrimination,
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Life is very important in every creation of God,
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The Earth is limitable and has the right to be preserved,
to be protected and to be saved from any form of destruction and extinction,
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As Diplomats under the name of Order of Diplomacy family,
we are here to work in unity as bravest protectors of peace, of every person and of every home and
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We timelessly proclaim, “We don’t
avoid evil, we face evil and we make evil good” and “One for all, all for one, whatever happens leave no
one!”
Pursuant to Article VII of the
duly ratified Order of Diplomacy Constitution and Bylaws
Rule 236 Below shall be the missions of the Order of Diplomacy:
1. Anti-Child
Labor,
2. Anti-Communism,
3. Anti-Hazing,
4. Anti-Prostitution,
5. Anti-Terrorism,
6. Beauty,
brains pageants,
7. Business
such as livelihood programs, macro entrepreneur, micro entrepreneur and similar income generating missions,
8. Cancer
prevention campaigns,
9. Catechism
and Apologetics for Catholics
10. Children
festivals,
11. Church-based
Camps,
12. Corporal
works of mercy,
13. Dance,
14. Disaster
and calamity assistances,
15. Disciplinary
actions,
16. Dramatics
and theater arts,
17. Ecumenical
prayers and missions,
18. Education
scholarships for qualified Diplomats and indigent people
19. Educational
fund,
20. Emergency
and rescue operations,
21. Emergency
fund,
22. Environment
research, protection and preservations
23. Family
festivals,
24. Family
renewals,
25. Family
Rosary Crusade for Catholics,
26. Family
tree healing,
27. Fashion,
28. Film
appreciations,
29. Film
festivals,
30. Gender
acceptance,
31. Geriatric
festivals,
32. Guidance
and counseling,
33. Healing,
34. HIV/AIDS
awareness programs
35. Holy
Eucharist Celebration,
36. Insurance
or any kind of funds for financial preparation or financial use or financial support,
37. Inter-religious
dialogue,
38. Jaforms
Day,
39. Legal
matters,
40. Literacy,
41. Literatures,
42. Marian
festivals for Catholics,
43. Mass
Media
44. Medical, dental and veterinary mmatters,
45. Mountaineering,
46. Music and
concerts,
47. Necrological
services,
48. Photography,
49. Pilgrimages,
50. Pro-Life
campaigns,
51. Recollections,
52. Red Cross
and Red Crescent support,
53. Retreats,
54. School-based
camps,
55. Servant leadership
trainings,
56. Social justice,
57. Society-based
Camps,
58. Spiritual
works of mercy,
59. Sports and
recreations
60. Team buildings,
61. Tree Planting
62. Tribal and
Aboriginal interactions,
63. United Nation
support
64. Visual arts,
65. Vocation
promotion,
66. Water System
Cleanup,
67. Youth festivals,
68. Youth formations
69. And the implementation
of camps, official events, missions as stated in duly ratified Order of Diplomacy
Constitution and Bylaws
There are several topics that could be discussed on this page of our web site. We may provide
the history of the possible adopted-schools and official adopted-schools and discuss how we have developed into helping,
serving, leading and developing educational institutions. Another area of interest is our philosophy and mission
for the education of children and qualified individuals.
Our Staff
We have an experienced and dedicated group of teachers, Diplomat missionaries and administrators.
Each of them strives to create a supportive and challenging classroom atmosphere to encourage students and the community
to participate. We are also here to promote stopping of child labor. We are here to bring them to school and to finish school.
We may introduce a teacher on this page, or have a teacher of the month feature like the one below.
Teacher of the Month
This month's featured teacher is Mindy Cohen. Mindy has taught for over twenty years. While
she enjoys teaching all ages of students, she is currently the teacher of fourth graders. Mindy is married with two children
of her own.
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