ABSTRACT
This study utilizes the value of Pakikipagkapwa (Fellowship) and the four models of dialogue. Dialogue takes the form of a shared life and common action. The Filipino ideal of pakikipagkapwa (having positive and sincere relations with one's brethren) promotes positive inclusive relations and social cohesion. The author argues that although religion compelled many believers to help their neighbors, it is the value of pakikipagkapwa that undergirds the care and concern of many people who are suffering. Pakikipagkapwa enabled cordial cooperation between faith-based institutions and individuals, which promoted the physical well-being of members of the community. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of inclusive and sustainable future in the contemporary Philippines. 1
