CONVERT STORIES
Know why more and
more people from
different religions, countries and nationalities joined the
Iglesia Ni
Cristo (Church Of Christ)
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By Beda H. Aboloc
“My name is BEDA ABOLOC. I was born in Cantilan, Surigao
del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines, on May 27, 1928, and was baptized in Roman
Catholic. My Father, Hilarion Aboloc, from Tubigon, Bohol Philippines and my
mother, Irenea Huerta, from Cantilan, Surigao del Sur, both Roman Catholic
Church...” read more
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By Theiphilus William Darku
“The name is THEOPHILUS WILLIAM DARKU, born in Cape
Coast, Ghana, West Africa on June 27, 1927. I come from a Catholic
home with five other brothers who are all Catholics. My father died a Catholic,
last February at the age of 73. My mother who is 74 years old is still living.
I was a Catholic priest from 1953 to 1973...” read more
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By Teodoro G. Dizon
“I am TEODORO G. DIZON from the Locale of Miami, Florida.
I was born in Camiling, Tarlac, Philippines, to a family of practicing
Catholics. At the age of 11, I became an altar boy, assisting priests on many
Catholic activities like fiestas, masses and other religious celebrations. I
observed the works and sacrifices of the priests in serving the people...” read more
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By Erlinda Mirafuentes-Dela
Cruz
“I was born and baptized into the Catholic Church. My
grandmother taught me how to pray the Angelus and the rosary daily. My early
childhood was replete with different sizes of statues of all saints elaborately
dressed like medieval beings and arranged on the altar where we knelt before
them as we recited long and repetitious prayers in their honor...” readmore
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By Pedrito B. Placio
“Since the time I started using my reasoning powers, I had
had doubts about my Catholic faith. If the Bible is the written word of God,
why is it that the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church are so different and
so contrary to what are taught in the Bible?...” read more
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By Innocent E. Okekeh
“It was in the course of my studies in the Philippines
from 1974-1984—during which I earned Bachelor of Divinity from Union
Theological Seminary (1978); Master of Arts in Education at the Philippine
Christian University (1980); Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Management in
Centro Escolar University (1983)—when I began attending worship services of the
Iglesia Ni Cristo in places like Sampaloc, Manila and Cavite. I did it on my
own volition...” read more
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