The Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) began with one man, Brother Felix Y. Manalo, who dauntlessly preached God’s words amid persecutions and war. After 110 years since its establishment in the Philippines, the Church Of Christ today has congregations in 166 countries and territories around the world, comprising members from 152 races and ethnicities. This map, situated on the second floor of the Museum, indicates the places where the Church has established evangelical footholds within the Philippine archipelago.

The INC Museum incorporates video presentations in its exhibit to virtually retell the stories of God’s early servants. One of the must-see segments is the biblical account of how God chooses and sets apart people who will serve Him, from the time of Adam and Eve up to the Christian era.

The Pasugo: God’s Message is the official magazine of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) that contains articles about the teachings of the Bible, features Church events around the world, and unveils the falsity of man-made doctrines. Located on the fourth floor of the Museum, the Pasugo Section showcases magazine covers from its maiden issue in February 1939 up to the present, and special issues that captured the Church’s milestone events.

The Iglesia Ni Cristo continues to build houses of worship for this is where God’s servants gather to worship Him. The exhibit shows some of the Church’s worship buildings around the world—majority of which were constructed from the ground up while the rest were purchased from other religious organizations and then renovated to be a suitable place to revere and honor the Lord God.

Part of looking out after the welfare of the youth, the Children’s Museum aims to educate the young brethren about the Bible and the Church’s history through interactive games and activities. This area comprises a playground, a reading section, and trivia games, among others. There are also seats and tables where parents or guardians can stay while watching the children learn and have fun.