Washington, D.C. residents were offered care packages at a Aid To Humanity event, from the Iglesia Ni Cristo, Church Of Christ. Community members were joined by the office of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Metropolitan Police Department.
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Gatineau residents received help from the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), who donated 1,000 care packages, together with a $1,000 monetary donation each to charitable organizations Moisson Outaouais, Le Gîte Ami, La Soupe Populaire de Hull, and La Manne de I’lle at an Aid To Humanity event in Ottawa.
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Métis Community gratefully receives 700 packages of humanitarian donations and $2,000 cheque from Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) as the Church opens a newly renovated […] Read More
Members of the INC throughout the New Jersey district donated canned and dry food items as part of the “Aid To Humanity” program of the Church Of Christ. They brought all 250 boxes to the Church of the Ascension, where they were welcomed by Catholic pastor James Brown, along with council members from the city of New Milford.
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State of Hawaii gives honorary certificate to Iglesia Ni Cristo, Church Of Christ, to recognize its 107th anniversary and community efforts
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