THE rolling out of several livelihood projects for poor families has made 2015 a good year for the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) despite the challenges it faced in recent months.
“The INC has continued its mission to make itself socially and spiritually relevant to our membership and to the Filipino people as well as to the communities outside the Philippines where our congregations are found. We have faced a number of challenges, but guided by our faith in God and our confidence in our legal institutions, we have hurdled these issues,” Edwil Zabala, spokesman of the religious group, said.
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