MCGI Congregations Worldwide hit the roads for 3-days Thanksgiving
Thousands of congregants of the Members Church of God International have started crossing the distance for three days of thanksgiving to God.
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Honduras, Another Step Towards Global Evangelization
Starting May 19, El Camino Antiguo in Honduras is on. The television broadcast is set to show Bible Expositions, Ask Bro. Eli, The Bible Will Answer (La Biblia Le Responderá), and other biblical topics.
MCGI Aids in Donsol Medical Mission, Serves 1,707
The Members Church of God International (MCGI) took part in UNTV’s medical mission for the 1,707 residents of the Whale Shark Capital of the World, Donsol, in the province of Sorsogon on April 25.
Evangelization in the West Intensifies
From one corner of the globe to another, MCGI celebrated three days of offering praises and thanksgiving to God, from September 30 to October 2, to close the third quarter of 2011. The last big celebration for this year is set on December 23 to 25.
Curriculum-based Bible School for Kids at MCGI
Leveling up its Bible studies for children to a real classroom setup, Members Church of God International today opens a curriculum-based KNC Bible School.
New Changes in Bible Exposition, MCGI Congregational Services Schedules
As August sets in, Members Church of God International will have an entirely different itinerary of activities. Changes in schedules were made for the Bible Exposition, Thanksgiving, and Worship services.
MCGI Renders Assistance to Flood Victims in Davao
The Members Church of God International (MCGI) carried out relief missions in Davao, Philippines after a flash flood hit the city on June 28. Days of heavy rain made the Pangi River to overflow causing a ten-foot high flood that severely affected residential areas in five barangays.
Bro. Eli Doles Out Free Vitamins, Medicines for MCGI Congregation
During the Church’s celebration of its second Quarterly International Thanksgiving over the weekend, some 1,000 boxes of ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) and medicines were distributed free of charge to members, especially to low-income congregants in the Philippines.
