PIO – Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ)

QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES — On Tuesday, January 21, 2020 (PHT), Kevin Lamoureux, Member of Parliament for Winnipeg North, Canada, made a courtesy call to Iglesia Ni Cristo Executive Minister, Brother Eduardo V. Manalo.

He was welcomed at the new INC Museum along Central Avenue in Quezon City, where he took a short tour after meeting with Brother Manalo.

The MP is no stranger to the Church Of Christ's activities as he has participated in some of its major events in his country. He was present for the INC's Worldwide Walk to Fight Poverty (2018), Aid To Humanity (Canadian Tour 2019), and a recent International Food Fair.

Mr. Lamoureux said he is aware of Brother Eduardo Manalo's constant pastoral visits to different countries to strengthen the INC members' faith, and was very happy that the Executive Minister gave time to meet with him despite his busy schedule.

As a traveler himself, going on trips two or three times a year, Mr. Lamoureux said he finds these to be exhausting, and was so impressed with the INC leader's frequent travels to oversee the Church's congregations around the world.

As the Canadian MP was about to leave the INC Museum he commented on the hundreds of brethren who were there to meet with the Executive Minister for the Church's weekly Balik-Bayan Day. Mr. Lamoureux said that it was admirable how Brother Manalo gives time to regularly meet with Church Of Christ members, to listen to their personal concerns.

Mr. Kevin Lamoureux, who celebrates his birthday on January 22, 2020, then proceeded to Ciudad de Victoria, Bulacan, to see the Philippine Arena and other sights in the complex.

To know more about the Church Of Christ and its activities, please visit www.iglesianicristo.net

BATANGAS, PHILIPPINES — As the Philippines’ Taal Volcano continues to affect many residents in Batangas and Cavite, Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) also continued its humanitarian efforts to bring relief to victims of the volcanic eruption.

The INC relief operations, through the Felix Y. Manalo Foundation, commenced on January 13, just a day after the eruption. It continued on January 16.

INC volunteers, including medical teams and members of the Society of Communicators and Networkers International (SCAN), were mobilized to aid the calamity victims. Rice and canned goods were some of the provisions handed out. Much needed face masks were also given as protection from volcanic ash.

Medical missions were also conducted providing basic medical services and free medicines. As danger zones were identified, thousands of affected families were immediately evacuated forcing them to leave behind their homes and possessions.

The once colourful landscape in and around Taal is now mostly covered with grey ashfall affecting the people’s means of livelihood and even posing a danger to their health.

To aid them in their immediate needs, the INC began holding simultaneous relief distribution in several towns affected by the calamity in Batangas and nearby Cavite.

As of this writing, Aid to Humanity is currently ongoing in major areas in Batangas.

(See related posts from Iglesia Ni Cristo News and Updates and Iglesia Ni Cristo Public Information Office)

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Canadian MP meets with Church’s Executive Minister; Visits the INC Museum, and the Philippine Arena

Humanitarian Efforts Shift to High Gear for Calamity Victims: Taal Evacuees Receive Aid Anew