Cubao Church of Christ

Cubao Church of Christ This is the Official page of CUBAO CHURCH OF CHRIST located at #89 P. Tuazon Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City, Phils. Bro. Tomas Galang, Bro. When Bro.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ILOCANO CONGREGATION OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN METRO MANILA
In November 5, 1954, Bros. Alonzo Ablog and Florentino Cabalteja secured the Cruzada Church Elders’ approval for the formation of an Ilocano congregation and use of their facilities on a time-slot basis. Ilocano worship was started at Cruzada Church, Quiapo, Manila in January, 1955,. Elpidio Batalla was the first p

astor (1955-March, 1956), followed by Bro. Bonifacio Martin (August, 1957-early 60s), Bro. Narciso Umandap (assisted by Bro. Florentino Cabalteja), and Bro. William Bagain in April, 1973. In October, 1981, the congregation was incorporated with the SEC as The Ilocano Congregation of the Church of Christ in Metro Manila with SEC No. 010384. On January, 1990, the congregation moved from Cruzada Church to a property at P. Tuazon, Cubao, QC which was acquired through the initiative of Bro. Lupo de Peralta, as Chairman of the Board of Elders, and Pastor William Bagain. Since then, worship service and other church functions were done at a building that was being built at a slow but well-planned and steady phase. The church activities were mostly undertaken through the partnership of Bro. William Bagain and Sis. Nita Queral-Bagain, supplemented by the cooperation and concern of the church members. The church regularly hold two worship services, multi-level Sunday School, and visitations during Sundays. A church choir was organized and enjoyed a high level of fellowship and musical skill, which later became the envy of growing churches. Danilo Banggo later assumed the Chairmanship of the Board of Trustees. Danilo Banggo resigned in 1993, Bro. Ephraim P. Jimenez moved up as Chairman and was assisted by Bro. Arthur Gabriel (Vice-Chairman), Bro. Benito Castillo, Jr. (Secretary), Bro. Clarito Calaramo (Asst Secretary), Sis Sandra Arce-Diaz (Accountant), Bro. Edwin Ramos (Auditor), Bro. Danison Columna (PRO), and Bro. William Farinas (Board Member). Regular mid-week meetings were held to address concerns and issues that have to be resolved. William Bagain left the congregation in September, 1997. Edward Caspe came in as Senior Pastor and was assisted by Bro. Menerio Esleta (Youth Pastor) and Bro. Edwin Ramos (Associate Pastor). Caspe motivated senior, able and committed church members to act as Sunday School facilitators, resulting with more Sunday School classes established, and people given the opportunity to serve in church. During this time, regular worship and other church functions were held at Payatas through a partnership arranged with the Holy Spirit Church of Christ. In 2005, Bro. Ronnel Savellano was accepted as Pastor and was assisted consecutively by Bro Henry Almasen (Associate Pastor), Bro Randy Ororita (Youth Pastor), and Bro Ryan Torino (Youth Pastor). Later, Bro. Clarito Calaramo accepted the challenge to sit as the Chairman for the Board of Elders. When Pastor Savellano left in April, 2010, Bro. Franz Vicente and Bro. Bryan De La Cruz were invited to continue the exciting work for the Lord at Cubao. Since then, group Bible studies were organized, cell groups were made more active, and neighborhood evangelism was pursued.

Apostle Paul reminds Timothy that Scripture was not merely something he learned—it was something that shaped him from ch...
25/08/2026

Apostle Paul reminds Timothy that Scripture was not merely something he learned—it was something that shaped him from childhood. But notice the ultimate purpose of Scripture: “to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.”

The Bible does more than give us information. It leads us to transformation. It teaches us who God is, exposes who we are, shows us our need for a Savior, and points us to Jesus Christ.

This also reminds us that knowing Scripture is not the finish line. Timothy knew the Scriptures, but those Scriptures were meant to lead him to faith in Christ and a life changed by that faith.

A good question for us is: Am I merely familiar with the Bible, or is the Bible making me wise in the way I live? We can hear sermons, read devotionals, memorize verses, and even know many biblical facts—and yet miss the very purpose of Scripture if we do not allow it to lead us closer to Christ.

The goal of knowing God’s Word is not simply to know more about God, but to know Christ more deeply and live faithfully for Him.

Christianity is not only seen in how we worship on Sunday; it is seen in how we work, obey, and treat people every day.P...
24/08/2026

Christianity is not only seen in how we worship on Sunday; it is seen in how we work, obey, and treat people every day.

Paul told Titus to instruct slaves to be submissive, respectful, trustworthy, and not to steal. Why?Because their behavior could either adorn or disgrace the teaching about God.

This means that our faith is tested by how we respond to authority. “be subject to their masters in everything...” (v. 9) It is easy to obey when we agree with the person in authority. The real test comes when we disagree, feel unappreciated, or think we deserve better.

Christian character is revealed not merely by what we do when things are favorable, but by how we respond when they are difficult.

Also, our faith is demonstrated by our integrity. “not to steal from them, but to show that they can be fully trusted...” (v. 10) Paul moves from obedience to trustworthiness. A Christian should be the kind of employee, worker, leader, or servant whom others can trust even when nobody is watching.

Integrity is doing what is right when there is nothing to gain and nobody to impress.

When we practice these things, our everyday life can make the Gospel attractive. “so that in every way they will make the teaching about God our Savior attractive.” (v. 10) This is the powerful part. Our ordinary behavior at work has evangelistic significance.
We may not be preachers. We may not have positions of influence. Yet our character could make the Gospel attractive.

Sometimes the most powerful sermon we preach is the life people observe when we are not preaching.

The Gospel we proclaim with our lips should be the Gospel people see in our lives.

Christianity is not simply about knowing what is right; it is about allowing what is right to shape the way we live.Paul...
23/08/2026

Christianity is not simply about knowing what is right; it is about allowing what is right to shape the way we live.

Paul said in Titus 2:1: “You must teach what is in accord with sound doctrine.” The truth we learn from God should eventually become visible in our character, choices, relationships, and daily conduct.

And so we are to learn the truth. Know what God says. Examine our lives. Ask whether our lifestyle agrees with what we believe. Let's practice the truth and turn biblical knowledge into daily obedience. Be intentional. Knowing truth does not automatically produce obedience; we must choose to live it. Avoid compartmentalizing faith. What we believe on Sunday should influence how we live on Monday.

The goal of sound doctrine is not merely to fill our minds with truth, but to form our lives according to that truth.

So, does the way we live give evidence that we truly believe what we say we believe?

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Second Service
(August 23, 2026)

22/08/2026

First Service
(August 23, 2026)

David was facing trouble and uncertainty, yet he could sleep peacefully. His peace did not come from having no problems—...
20/08/2026

David was facing trouble and uncertainty, yet he could sleep peacefully. His peace did not come from having no problems—it came from knowing who was in control.

Notice the progression: “You alone, LORD…” David’s security was ultimately not in his circumstances, his strength, or his ability to solve everything. It was in God.

Sometimes we cannot sleep because our minds keep asking, “What if something goes wrong?” Psalm 4:8 reminds us to answer that question with another: “What if God is still watching over me?”

Peace is not the absence of problems; it is the presence of confidence in God.
Today, you don't have to carry the burdens. Do what you can, entrust everything, and rest in the God who never sleeps.

It is easy to say, “I love you,” “I care,” or “I’m praying for you.” But biblical love is more than what we say—it is wh...
19/08/2026

It is easy to say, “I love you,” “I care,” or “I’m praying for you.” But biblical love is more than what we say—it is what we are willing to do.

Love becomes visible through sacrifice, patience, forgiveness, service, generosity, and compassion. Words can express love, but actions prove it. The challenge of this verse is simple: Don’t let your mouth say what your life refuses to demonstrate.
Sometimes we know the right thing to do but choose not to do it. We may have the right understanding of love, but love must move from knowledge to action.

Therefore, love is not measured by how beautifully we talk about it, but by how faithfully we live it.

Who needs to experience God’s love through your actions today? Don’t just tell someone God loves them—give them an opportunity to experience that love through you.

Paul connects truth, love, and spiritual growth. Christianity is not merely knowing the truth; it is living and communic...
18/08/2026

Paul connects truth, love, and spiritual growth. Christianity is not merely knowing the truth; it is living and communicating the truth in a way that reflects Christ.

We can speak the truth without love—and hurt people.
We can show love without truth—and mislead people. But truth spoken in love helps people grow toward Christ.

Notice also that Paul says “we will grow.” Spiritual maturity is not automatic. It happens as we continually allow God's truth to shape our words, attitudes, relationships, and decisions.

Truth without love can become harshness; love without truth can become compromise. But truth expressed through love produces Christlike maturity.

Ask yourself these questions: Am I holding firmly to the truth? Am I communicating that truth with love? Is my life helping others grow closer to Christ?

Jesus was praying for His disciples. He knew that they would soon face a world that would challenge their faith, values,...
18/08/2026

Jesus was praying for His disciples. He knew that they would soon face a world that would challenge their faith, values, and loyalty. His prayer was not simply that they would know the truth, but that the truth would sanctify them—set them apart and shape the way they live.

This means that God’s truth does more than inform us—it transforms us. The Bible is not merely information to fill our minds. God uses His Word to change our hearts, attitudes, choices, and character.

Also, knowing the truth is not the same as living the truth. A person can know what is right and still choose what is wrong. Transformation happens when we intentionally submit what we know to the way we live.

God’s Word sets us apart from the world. To be sanctified means to be made holy, set apart for God. The more God's truth shapes us, the more our lives should look different from the values around us.

This means that truth must move from our Bible, to our minds, to our hearts, and finally to our lives.

What truth from God’s Word do I already know but need to intentionally practice today?

The apostle John gives Christians an important warning: not everything that sounds spiritual is from God.There were fals...
16/08/2026

The apostle John gives Christians an important warning: not everything that sounds spiritual is from God.

There were false prophets who claimed to speak for God, so believers were not told simply to believe every teacher or every spiritual message. They were told to test them.

This means that sincerity is not the standard of truth—God’s Word is. Someone may speak confidently, sound convincing, or even use biblical language, but the question remains: Does this teaching agree with what God has revealed?

This is especially important today. We hear sermons, podcasts, social-media teachings, and many different interpretations of Scripture. We should neither accept everything blindly nor reject everything suspiciously. We examine everything by the truth of God’s Word.

A mature Christian is not one who believes everything, but one who knows how to test everything by God’s truth.

Before accepting a teaching, ask: What does Scripture actually say? Does the teaching agree with the whole counsel of Scripture?
Does it point people to Christ and produce godly living?

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#89 P. Tuazon Boulevard, Cubao
Quezon City

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+63277171374

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