An area considered as the core center of the Iglesia Ni Cristo, Barangay New Era and Central Avenue offer some interesting sights, including a massive religious museum designed by a National Artist.
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The birthplace of Felix Manalo
Right in the middle of a congested Taguig neighborhbood, a gated open space right where INC;s Felix Manalo was born dominates the landscape.
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From Padre Faura to EDSA: The Iglesia Ni Cristo Mobilizes
The past few days have been quite crazy to say the least. And I’m sure “crazy” is an understatement as to what we are witnessing at this moment. It all began last July when religious group Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) was rocked with an internal crisis as some members, including relatives of the current executive minister of the group Eduardo Manalo, came forth and exposed the corruption going on there. It would seem this is all an internal matter for the INC to deal with. That was, until allegations of abductions and serious illegal detention were raised by one of its members. This prompted an investigation initiated by the Department…
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“Sentral”: The Iglesia Ni Cristo’s Central Complex
Today marks the centennial anniversary of one of the most influential Philippine-based religious groups, the Iglesia Ni Cristo. While they will be celebrating their centennial at a wider and bigger venue outside Metro Manila, the Ciudad de Victoria complex in Bulacan, particularly in the 25,000-seater outdoor venue Philippine Stadium and the 55,000-seater (the biggest indoor venue in the country) Philippine Arena, the Urban Roamer has chosen to highlight today the INC’s current headquarters, their Central Complex located along Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City’s Barangay New Era.
