left Kabankalan, Negros Occidental and met at Caingin Beach, Pontevedra, Negros Occidental and formed the ABCLVM and organized the Gethsemane Baptist Church with members who left Calvary Baptist Church (AFBCP) and joined the ABCLVM. Eviction from Padre Faura In 1972, just after the Martial Law was declared by former president Ferdinand Marcos, FBCM was evicted from Padre Faura on orders of the Supreme Court of the Philippines. The vacated building was turned over to Manila Baptist Church, which now owns it. A few months before the eviction, a special event at FBCM took place at Padre Faura. The last to be officiated by FBCM in that chapel, the marriage ceremony of Loida Ormeo, the eldest daughter of Pastor Antonio Ormeo, to Pastor Ebenezer Nacita, was held. The couple, after serving at First Baptist Church in Dumaguete City, decided to help FBCM after the eviction. This situation may have been providential in the reconciliatory attitudes between the two associations in the years that followed. Transfer to Quezon City After the eviction from Padre Faura, FBCM began the construction of a temporary chapel that could seat about 80 people in Project 6, Quezon City on the lot purchased for P29,000 in 1956. The Bible School was temporarily housed at Fellowship Center Church in Sampaloc, Manila. Since Project 6 is too far from Padre Faura, FBCM spread out in four congregations: Onyx, Pildera, Victoria Homes, Sikatuna and Project 6. A lot of adjustments were made when more workers who came from other associations joined to help. In 1976, FBCM decided to build a three-story building for the ABCLVM Bible Institute (renamed Fundamental Baptist Bible Institute) and the ABCLVM headquarters. With only P17,000 in cash on hand which was just enough for the engineering works and city building permits, the project began slowly — too slow that it took four years to finish it in 1980 with the help in the finishing stages of the construction from the brethren in Singapore. The Bible Institute was dedicated in 1981, and during the same year a four-level church building was constructed, financed mostly by the Bible Presbyterians in Singapore. When the Bible school building was finished, the Bible Institute transferred management from FBCM to ABCLVM under the administration of American missionaries. The Bible School was renamed Fundamental Baptist Bible Institute. Conflicts between FBCM administration and the FBBI administration using the same compound and facilities developed. Interpersonal