October 18, 2004, BOL released a paid advertisement in the Philippine Daily Inquirer entitled “Misplaced Priorities Can Mislead the Nation” as part of the Kingdom Of A Higher World series, written by then-BOL Pastor Bong Saquing. The article featured an eleven-year-old girl, Faye San Juan, who claimed to win in an “Intercontinental Science Quiz Net” in Australia. The story tells that Faye topped the contest with the support of the Japanese embassy and was not accompanied by the Philippine government. After further scrutiny in the media, BOL began an investigation about the backgrounds of the girl and the mother, and found the whole story a hoax created by Faye's mother who is mentally ill. BOL and Associate Pastor Jesmael M. Montaña (head of the Kingdom of a Higher World write-ups) issued a public apology to the media and cancelled the column. See also Protestants in the Philippines References External links https://web.archive.org/web/20160109174713/http://breadinternational.org/ - Bread of Life Main - Official Website https://web.archive.org/web/20080907210653/http://www.projectmosaic.info/ - Bread of Life Makati Official Website Evangelical megachurches in the Philippines Christian organizations established in 1982 Churches in Quezon City 1982 establishments in the Philippines