MDG's Motto



MDG's motto is "To serve is God's grace." Translated to Tagalog, "Ang maglingkod ay biyaya ng Diyos." In Latin, it is "Ut servo est a venia ex Deus." The image above shows how it will look like in the MDG's coat of arms.

"So, here we are. Send us oh, Lord! We embrace the world." -- YUPPEACE

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