Pastoral Visit and Ordination of Ministers in Novaliches, Quezon City
Brother Eduardo V. Manalo, the Executive Minister of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), conducted a pastoral visitation and ordination of ministers in the Local Congregation of Novaliches, Ecclesiastical District of Quezon City.
In this worship service, 36 ministers were added to the Church.
In the Bible-based lesson, Brother Eduardo Manalo taught the brethren how Church members must be loyal, prayerful, and firm in the faith in times of hardship, and always trust in the good plans God has prepared for them.
Pastoral Visit and Ordination of Ministers in North Diversion, Balintawak
On October 4, 2025, Brother Eduardo V. Manalo, the Executive Minister of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), went to the Local Congregation of North Diversion, Ecclesiastical District of CAMANAVA, to officiate a worship service and an ordination of ministers. During this occasion, 34 ministers were added to the Church.
Paramount Importance
Junnifer Gorneo, once bullied who became a feared thug himself, faced a turning point that would redefine his life.
Leading by Example
Leaders—whether in their workplaces or in the Church—are often remembered not just for what they achieve, but for the dedication, compassion, and integrity they embody. For sixteen years, Brother Eduardo V. Manalo has shown these qualities, faithfully guiding the members of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) in striving to please God in every situation.
Ordination of Ministers, Recognitions, and 41st Commencement Exercises
The Executive Minister of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), Brother Eduardo V. Manalo, led the 41st Commencement Exercises of the School For Ministers. Over 900 ministerial students from around the world earned their degree in Pastoral Studies and Evangelism on September 6, 2025.
In this worship service, 36 ordained ministers were added to the Church, bringing the number to 5,252 ministers during the 16 years of dynamic leadership of Brother Eduardo Manalo.
Recognition was also awarded to 12 ministers who have served more than 50 years in the Holy Ministry.
Pastoral Visit in Pulo, Metro Manila East
After conducting a Pastoral Visit in Osaka, Japan, Brother Eduardo Manalo, the Executive Minister of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) officiated a worship service in the Local Congregation of Pulo, Ecclesiastical District of Metro Manila East in the Philippines. He reminded the Church members to trust in God and obey His commandments, no matter what trials they face, so that they would be sure to overcome all problems.
Devoted No Matter What the Situation
For many, Elizabeth’s life may seem difficult. She spends most of her time caring for her bedridden husband while striving to make ends meet. But when an accident struck, her trials grew even heavier.
Commemorating Historic Milestones of the Iglesia Ni Cristo in Japan
As the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) continues to commemorate its 111th anniversary, the members in Japan are also commemorating 50 years of the Church in their country.
During this worship service, 26 ministers were added to the Church—marking the first-ever ordination in Japan.
In his Bible-based homily, Brother Eduardo Manalo emphasized that, no matter what happens, Church members must remain strong in their faith and obedient to God in order to receive the promised salvation.
Thanksgiving Worship Service and Ordination of Ministers
The Iglesia Ni Cristo [Church Of Christ] commemorated its 111th anniversary on July 27, 2025. On July 26, 2025, the Executive Minister, Brother Eduardo V. Manalo, officiated a thanksgiving worship service to God in the Local Congregation of Templo Central, Ecclesiastical District of Central.
36 ministers were ordained, bringing the total number of ordained ministers under the leadership of Brother Eduardo V. Manalo to 5,190.
In his homily, the Executive Minister introduced the new theme of all Church activities for its 111th year: “No matter what happens, let us serve our Almighty God for us to attain salvation.
Heritage of Faith
For over 70 years, Sister Nora has held on to her faith—facing many trials but never letting go of her duty as a choir member. Now, on the 111th anniversary of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), she reflects on the challenges she has endured with gratitude to God, thankful that she continues to fulfill her Church duties alongside her whole family.