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INC Chronicles
Special Screening and Press Conference of INC Chronicles was held at INC Museum last April 28, 2023.
INC Chronicles is a television show that explores the history and community efforts of the Iglesia Ni Cristo’s local congregations. Recently, the television show has undergone improvements driven by technology, making it more visually attractive to contemporary audiences. 
INC Chronicles airs on INCTV
Thursday 3:30 PM
Thursday 8:30 PM (Reruns)
Sunday 10:00 PM (Reruns)
This program is a collaboration between the Christian Era Broadcasting Service International Inc. (CEBSI Inc.), which is the religious media arm of the Iglesia Ni Cristo, and the INC Museum.
Bro. Cornelio N. Cortez, the Director of the INC Museum stated that the Iglesia Ni Cristo’s commitment to conserving its historical and cultural legacy is also evident in the INC Museum.
INC Museum
The INC Museum houses historical and cultural artifacts of the Church. It is a 4-story building with a total floor area of 46,098.54 square meters that serves as a protective site that rooms 17,000 cataloged items with controlled temperature and humidity to ensure their preservation.
The museum visit aims not only to provide the brethren and visitors with ample information about the Church’s efforts to preserve its historical legacy but also to allow them to experience and witness the Church’s progress through an artistic and enjoyable approach.
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INC Museum Brief History
The INC Museum was established in 1984 and was initially located in front of the INC Central Temple. However, in order to create a more modern and advanced way of remembering the historical events of the Church, a new building was planned and it took 8 years to complete.
The new museum was designed by national artist, Francisco Mañosa and was officially opened on August 26, 2019, by Brother Eduardo V. Manalo, the Executive Minister of the Iglesia Ni Cristo.
INC Museum Exhibit
The INC Museum showcases various forms of artwork, such as paintings, sculptures, and other visual representations, that portray the beliefs and history of the Iglesia Ni Cristo.
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Level 1
- Museum Audio Visual Room
- Children’s Museum
- Museum Cafe
- Souvenir Shop
Level 2
The galleries here showcases the location of the Iglesia Ni Cristo’s houses of worship.
- Philippine Floor Map
- Interactive Globe
Level 3
- Historical Section
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Also, super nice chit-chatting with Ka Arah Jasiel. Ahh, such a good soul!
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Level 4
- Thematic Section
The Architecture
The buliding was designed by Francisco Manosa, a National Artist for Architecture famous for building structures that looks and feels Filipino while using modern technology made by indiegenous materials.
The large entrance hall looks and feels sophisticated.
Look up and you’ll see 3 levels of splendidly lighted oblongs.
Calculated lots of oblongs during college, but never appreciated one until this hahah.
Photos were taken by my ate Jovelyn Solidarios. The reason why my photos are all giggly coz she so adorbs!!
Can I tell you a secret? I really felt like I celebrated myself during this night. I have never been so dressed in my life, haha. What I mean is that, this is a little too fancy for my lifestyle. Most of the time when I buy fancy things for myself I feel guilty, like it feels worldly. But for this event, I think it is a good way to splurge for myself. And I am so glad I did!! Ok, bye.
OOTD Source
Since some were asking in my IG stories about the pieces I wore, I will share where I sourced them so please don’t judge hahah
Dress: Apartment 8 Clothing
Shoes: Aldo
Clutch: Ladybag (which I borrowed from Jan Ysa Vegas I really wish she would give it to me hahahah)
INC Museum Entrance Fee
Full Tour – ₱350
Children’s Museum – ₱150
INC Museum Schedule
Tuesday – Sunday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
INC Museum Booking
Main Line: 02 296 0816 | 0995 966 4715
Email: iglesianicristomuseum@gmail.com
INC Museum Dress Code
For men and women any attire with sleeves.
Men should be in long pants.
Women can wear dress, or long pants.
INC Museum Address
25 Central Ave. New Era, Quezon City PH
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