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6 days ago · Iglesia ni Cristo, international Christian religious movement that constitutes the largest indigenous Christian church in the Philippines. It was established by Felix Ysagun Manalo in 1914. Its membership was estimated at more than three million in the Philippines and several thousand internationally.
Yumao si Felix Manalo noong12 Abril 1963. Mabilis na lumago ang mga aral ng Iglesia. Noong 1948, mayroon itong 60,000 miyembro, na naging 200,000 noong 1960. Nagkaroon ito ng mga simbahan hindi lámang sa Filipinas kundi sa 75 iba pang bansa sa buong mundo. Ngayon, mayroon na itong 1,250 lokal na kapilya at 35 katedral sa iba’t ibang panig ng ...
Oct 14, 2015 · Felix Manalo is a film that has been highly-anticipated by each member of the Iglesia Ni Cristo. Initially a part of the church's 2014 centennial celebration, the movie finally held its grand premiere on October 4, 2015 and opened in theaters nationwide on October 7.
The Felix Y. Manalo National Historical Landmark is a 744 square meters (8,010 sq ft) plaza situated in Barangay Calzada in Taguig, Philippines. [1] The site marks the birthplace of Felix Manalo who was born on May 10, 1886, at the time Taguig was still a town that is part of Rizal province. [2] Manalo is widely regarded by non-members as the ...
Oct 12, 2015 · Attended by 43,624 people, the debut of the biopic “Felix Manalo” held Oct. 4 at the 55,000-seater Philippine Arena in Bulacan, shattered two Guinness World records: the largest audience at a
Brother Rob: What we read in the verse, Brother Bob, was about those who would go against this work of salvation. Those who would choose to go to war against the messenger of God, Brother Felix Manalo. The verse is very clear and the prophecy is fulfilled. All members of the Church Of Christ are witnesses to this.
May 10, 2023 · Today in 1886, Felix Y. Manalo, founder of the Iglesia ni Cristo, was born to Mariano Ysagun and Bonifacia Manalo in Taguig. He would later establish a church in 1914 which would become one of the ...
