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Encyclopedia > Iglesia Ni Cristo Central Office

The Iglesia Ni Cristo Central Office is located on Commonwealth Ave., Diliman Quezon City, Philippines. It is a large complex which includes a chapel, hospital, the New Era high school and college, as well as the head offices of the Iglesia Ni Cristo.


A residence for the Manalo family, the scions of INC founder Felix Y. Manalo is also on the premises, but in an underground, undisclosed location due to threats.


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Iglesia ni Cristo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (2531 words)
The historical context of the Iglesia ni Cristo lies in a period of the early 20th century characterised by a variety of rural anti-colonialism movements, often with religious undertones, in the Philippines.
According the 2000 census of the National Statistics Office, 2.3 percent of the population in the Philippines are affiliated with the Iglesia ni Cristo.
However, the Iglesia ni Cristo claims through biblical prophesies, that it was elected to be "the nation of God," as the Israelites were, and that God chose them to serve him.
Iglesia Ni Cristo (530 words)
The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC, Filipino for Church of Christ) is a religion originating in the Philippines.
The Iglesia ni Cristo has grown to become possibly the second-largest single Christian religion in the Philippines and has grown to thousands of congregations in over 84 countries and territories throughout the world.
The central office is currently being administered by executive minister Erano G. Manalo and deputy executive minister Eduardo V. Manalo, who are the son and grandson of Felix Y. Manalo, respectively.
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