In an interview with a local TV network, Bishop Maxwell Hagan was impressed by the way he was treated with respect by the people of Baguio since he lived here.
"As a foreigner I find myself lost looking for a place and anybody who approached, they speak you with respect, they make you feel you are part of this place and part of this community" Hagan said.
Hagan recalled how we was warmly welcomed by the people of Baguio when he visited the city in 2010. He said he was treated not as a visitor but as part of the community.
"This is a place where visitors no longer become visitors, you become part of the family," Hagan said.
He invited others to come and visit the city and enjoy the unique culture of the city and the Cordilleras. He is confident that it will be a life-changing experience to live here.
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"I'm telling you, your life will never be the same. This is a home away from home," Hagan added.
For Hagan, Baguio is a place where you can find hope, peace and progress.
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Maxwell Hagan is a Christian preacher from Ghana and he is the Presiding Bishop of the Dominion House Christian Center Worldwide that publishes and distributes Christian-based publications.
source || PTV
source || PTV
