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Carosucan Congregation reaches 90th year, holds concert

By ERIC RAMIREZ

Posted: October 11, 2026

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Brethren from the Local Congregation of Carosucan in the Ecclesiastical District of Urdaneta City, Pangasinan, Philippines, marked their congregation’s 90th anniversary by holding a concert on September 25, 2026. It was held at Hon. Emmanuel D. Sapigao Multipurpose Hall, Barangay Carosucan, Asingan, Pangasinan.

The activity started with a prayer led by ministerial worker, Brother Jerome Manrique, followed by the opening remarks of the resident minister, Brother Gamaliel Sibuma. Brother Dante N. Parco, district supervising minister, graced the event with his presence.

Included in the activity were video presentations about the congregation’s humble beginnings, its growth throughout the years, activities conducted, and its success in various Church endeavors. Dance and music performances featuring INC original songs were enjoyed by the attendees.

CWS members performed Maghandog Ng Awit Sa Diyos (Let Us Offer Hymns to God) and Happy Victory. Meanwhile, talented KADIWA and Binhi members performed Ang Ating Pagsamba Sa Panginoong Diyos (Our Worship Service To The Lord God), while Buklod members performed Sa Tahanan Mo Mamamalagi (In Your House I Will Remain), among other presentations.

“I am very happy and excited to witness the brethren celebrate the 90th anniversary of our local congregation. It is a joy to be part of this special occasion,” said Irene Vallejos, KADIWA president.

“I’m very grateful because we witnessed the 90th anniversary of our local congregation,” enthused Larry Estareja, head deacon. “With this, we will be all the more strengthened in our faith and inspired to perform our duties to God,” he added.

On behalf of the brethren, Brother Sibuma said that they “will remain steadfast throughout our journey and firm in our faith, continuing to serve our Lord God until we receive the promised salvation.”

In his closing remarks, Brother Parco pointed out the need for the younger generations to imitate the zeal of the congregation’s pioneer members so as to remain standing firm in the faith until the end.