Local congregations, extensions, and group of worship services (GWS) in the Ecclesiastical District of Quezon South, Philippines, held simultaneous evangelical missions on June 12, 2026. A total of 1,056 guests attended.

Prior to the evangelical missions, the brethren handed out copies of Pasugo: God’s Message magazine to the residents of their respective areas. About 2,300 copies of Pasugo magazines were distributed.

Later that day, the brethren brought together with them their guests, such as their relatives, friends, and acquaintances, to their respective houses of worship to attend the evangelical missions.

The evangelical missions were officiated at by ministers constituting the district leadership as well as resident ministers and ministerial workers. During their Bible-based preaching, they emphasized to the guests the importance of joining the Church Of Christ. With its being the Church purchased or redeemed by Christ with His blood, the Church Of Christ is the one that the Bible teaches to surely be saved from God’s anger on Judgment Day; its members will forever dwell in the Holy City.

“I had a good experience attending the evangelical mission. There’s orderliness,  and solemnity,” said a guest by the name of John Migs Genavia, a Catholic. “About the teachings, I was enlightened by the biblical truths I have heard. All the answers to the questions were read from the Bible. The preaching was very clear, that I fully understood why it’s very important for people to become members of the Church Of Christ. That’s why I’ve decided to join this Church—I want to be among those who will be saved.”

Genavia was invited by Rexon Ratio, an officer of Society of Communicators and Networkers International (SCAN) from Macalelon Congregation. “What always motivated me to help in the intensive work of propagation are the words of God taught by the Church Administration, that we ought to care for our fellowmen and share with them the true faith for them to also have the hope of receiving salvation,” he said. — With reports from Albert Balagtas and Marcelo Uson Jr.