For three consecutive days, Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) members from across the Ecclesiastical District of British Columbia in Canada united in bringing along guests to attend evangelical missions.

On January 30, 2026, resident ministerial worker Brother Bryan Belarmino officiated at the East Vancouver Congregation. The next day, January 31, the evangelical missions hosted by Nanaimo and Maple Ridge congregations were officiated by Brothers Wilfred Chan and Romeo Mañalac, respectively. On February 1, Brothers Jay Sicad, Isidro Diña Jr., and Linito De Aro led at that of Burnaby, New Westminster, and Victoria congregations.

At respective houses of worship, the aforementioned resident ministers and ministerial workers taught from the Bible the importance of joining the Church Of Christ for people to be counted among those worthy of receiving salvation on Judgment Day.

Reactions

“I felt happy and blessed to attend. I learned God’s teachings upheld in the Church Of Christ,” shared East Vancouver Congregation’s guest Alexandra Faith Joaquin. “The preaching was clear. I’m inspired to continue knowing more,” she said.

Light Of Salvation (LOS) officer Teddy Gabarda Jr. shared, “Seeing guests in attendance brought me joy. I hope more people will come to know the truth, and I pray that God will include my relatives and friends inside the Church Of Christ.”

“I want to learn more. So, for sure, I will listen again,” said first-time guest Ferdinand Corpuz. Myrna Borjal of Burnaby Congregation, who invited Corpuz, added, “I’ll continue inviting more people to share my faith with.”

“Participating in the work of propagation is very important,” said head deacon Benigno Morales Jr. of Westminster Congregation. “Not only does it draw me closer to the Lord, but it also inspires me to live in holiness,” he explained.

On behalf of the brethren, district LOS overseer Brother Churchill Ibasco said, “With zeal and fervor, we will continue to faithfully serve God and remain steadfast in sharing the true faith to further intensify the work of propagation in our district.” — With assistance from Churchill Ibasco