Both aimed at promoting love of brotherhood, the Ecclesiastical District of Zambales North, in the Philippines, held a Binhi Friendship Day and a District Multimedia Get-Together on September 20 and 28, 2025, respectively.

Binhi Friendship Day

For their activity, the Binhi members gathered as early as 7:00 a.m. on September 20 at the Masinloc Baywalk Covered Court.

After the opening remarks by the district Christian Family Organizations (CFO) overseer Brother Prince Manuel Mendoza, select Binhi brethren performed Iglesia Ni Cristo original music, including “Nananalig,” “Ilagak ang Pag-asa sa Biyayang Darating,” and “Ikaw ang Inspirasyon.”
After the performances, the youth participated in various recreational activities such as: “ Winners received prizes while the attendees were given souvenirs.

“I’m so glad to see my fellow youth enjoying the activities that have inspired us to be even more active in serving the Lord God,” said Binhi district president Tristan Paul Limbag.

District Multimedia Get-Together

On September 28, at Highlender Resort in Masinloc, Zambales, a get-together event for the district multimedia officers “was held to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the district multimedia,” shared Brother John Manuel Garcia.

Brother Mendoza gave the opening remarks, commending the brethren for their unwavering support in all Church activities. He also encouraged them to remain active and united with the Church Administration.

During the program, the attendees were taught how to further enhance their skills in photography, scriptwriting, hosting, video editing, and more, all related to their duties as multimedia officers, by Ashley Rambuyong, the director of the district multimedia.

Afterwards, the attendees joined team-building exercises such as storytelling through pictures, passing a story, creating their own production team, and the “Shoot and Tell” challenge, which highlighted the captioning talents of the attendees.

Among the participants was Arnel Alferez, an INC Radio producer, who said, “My heart is filled with gladness because the Church holds activities like this. It gives me the opportunity to share my talent and knowledge in media production with my fellow multimedia officers.”

Melma Doloritos, a social media producer, expressed her gratitude to the Lord God and the Church Administration, saying, “This activity not only helps me enhance my knowledge in media but also serves as a way to edify my faith and strengthen my resolve as a member of the Church. I promise to dedicate my life to further serving the Lord God.”