The Iglesia Ni Cristo Museum is a non-profit and Heritage institution owned by the Felix Y. Manalo Foundation. It serves as the primary repository and place of exhibition of the significant artifacts and artworks of the Iglesia Ni Cristo which will help people, members and non-members alike, to learn more about the history of the Church from its humble beginnings up to its present glorious state as a global religion.
The Museum also serves as the Church’s avenue of the different activities and events of the Church with its wide interior and several places for different functions. A cafe, Museum theater, multi-purpose hall, and the lobby of the Museum has hosted and still continues to host various secular and non-secular events.
The INC Museum has other museums and heritage sites, two in the Philippines: INC Museum (Punta), and the national historical landmark in Taguig, which is the birthplace of Brother Felix Manalo; and one outside the Philippines: the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) Heritage Site Plantation Settlement House or fondly known as the INC Museum in Hawaii.
Hence, the INC Museum is an effective tool of the Iglesia Ni Cristo in raising the awareness of the general public concerning the beliefs, past events, and present activities and projects of the Church through its state-of-the art collection found nowhere else.
To raise awareness of the general public of the history of the Iglesia Ni Cristo, its humble beginnings and its present global standing.
To inspire members of the Iglesia Ni Cristo through world class exhibits, following a high standard of aesthetics.
To develop a knowledgeable, trained, and experienced personnel that will manage and conserve institutional heritage.
To be recognized as a world class museum presenting the religious, historical and aesthetic perspective of the Iglesia Ni Cristo.
