Antipolo City Young Watchers Department

05/05/2026

For the past three weeks, the School Break Ministry has been a meaningful and spirit-filled journey for the young people of Antipolo Locale, a beautiful fruit of the Youth Camp and a continuous work of God in the lives of the youth. Instead of spending their summer vacation doing nothing, these young people chose to spend their time in the chapel, growing in faith, fellowship, and service to God.

Some of the activities include Market Ministry, helping in MCA school promotions, Bible reading in the morning and at night, learning how to preach and studying the Foundation Lessons of Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol and Church Doctrines. Through these, the youth continue to grow spiritually, become more active in the ministry, and build stronger fellowship with one another.

And this is just the beginning! More activities are coming this week, including Fit to Serve, church skills trainings, and Personality Development sessions that will help the youth grow not only in ministry involvement, but also in confidence, discipline, leadership, and Christian character. More young people are also being encouraged to join and take part in this meaningful summer ministry.

Want a productive, meaningful, and Christ-centered summer? Come and join us!

Special thanks to Sis. Christine Callejo, Sis. Jmie Mandal, and Ptr. Emmie Cabantog for their guidance and support to the youth ministry.

To God be all the glory!

03/05/2026

God’s mission is not just a message. It is a calling to bring people back to Him through the truth of His Word. Through His grace, we are not only saved but also invited to take part in the work He has entrusted to His Church.

The service was led by Ptr. Alma Lazona as emcee, followed by a praise and worship led by Sis. Jmie with the praise and worship team. The opening prayer was offered by Bro. Allen Enso, and the Scripture reading was delivered by Sis. Christine Callejo. The Elder’s Department rendered a song of praise, after which Ptr. Emmie Cabantog led the offertory, reminding the church that giving is a command of God. The Pastoral Staff then offered a song of praise that prepared every heart for the message.

Ptr. Lors Cabantog delivered the message on “The Mission of God”. He emphasized that God’s mission is to save and restore, bringing freedom to those in bo***ge and leading sinners back to Him. This mission continues through the apostles, the ones sent by God to preach the gospel. As believers, we are called to listen, follow, and take part in this mission as the gospel is preached to all the world.

As we continue, the call is to remain faithful, support the work of God, and live as true followers of Christ, because through Him, we have received salvation and a purpose worth fulfilling.

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29/04/2026

Victory in the Lord is not just hoped for. It is lived out through faithful service. Those who continue doing the work of God with humility and perseverance are the ones who will stand firm and overcome until the end.

The service was led by Ptr. Alma Lazona as emcee, followed by the opening prayer of Elder Jocelyn Dela Cruz and the Scripture reading delivered by Elder Arnold Agres. Sis. Jocelyn Picones offered a song of praise, after which Ptr. Emmie Cabantog led the offertory. The Summer Ministry then rendered a song of praise that prepared the congregation for the message.

Ptr. Lors Cabantog delivered the message with the theme that those who do the work of God will be victorious at the return of the Lord. He emphasized that victory comes through active participation in God’s work, and that entering the kingdom of heaven is for those who truly do the will of the Father. The message also highlighted that every believer has a responsibility in the Church, especially as the coming of the Lord draws near. With this, we are encouraged not to grow weary in doing good, to remain humble, and to live a life that brings honor to God.

As we continue, the call is to stay faithful in God’s work, because in Him, our labor leads to victory.

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20/04/2026

Growth in Christ is a process, shaped and strengthened through His Word and through faithful service. As we continue to grow, we are being prepared to be presented complete and mature before Him.

The worship service started early at 8 AM in preparation for the Youth Camp. It was led by Eldr. Ann Loba as emcee, followed by the opening prayer of Eldr. Joy Agres and the Scripture reading delivered by Eldr. Adonis Flores. Sis. Ferline and Sis. Krizzle offered a song of praise, after which Ptr. Emmie Cabantog led the offertory. Another song of praise was rendered by Sis. Jmie, Sis. Tala, Sis. Ferline, Eldr. Raymart, Bro. EJ, Bro. Mark, and Bro. Alfred, preparing the congregation for the message.

Ptr. Lors Cabantog delivered the message on “The Maturity in Christ: The Goal of Every Believer”. He emphasized that believers are called to grow into spiritual maturity through the Word of God, which strengthens and establishes our faith. This growth requires endurance, courage in serving, and a life that remains firm and unshaken, knowing that our labor in the Lord is never in vain.

As we continue in our journey, the call is to keep growing, remain steadfast, and stay committed in serving God until we are made complete in Him.

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11/04/2026

A clear mission was set before the church, to expand, to reach, and to remain faithful in the calling. Growth in the ministry comes through obedience, prayer, and a willingness to be used by God.

The service was led by Ptr. Emmie Cabantog as emcee, followed by a vibrant praise and worship led by Sis. Jmie Mandal together with the PNW team. The opening prayer was offered by Elder Rowena Baliza, and the Scripture reading was delivered by Elder Jomel Dela Cruz. The Elders Department rendered a song of praise, after which Ptr. Lors Cabantog led the offertory with the topic “Ang Masaganang Pagkakaloob ay Turo ng Sugo ng Dios.” The MCA Faculty then offered a song of praise that prepared the congregation for the message.

Ptr. Ephrail Imperial delivered the message on “Fulfilling the Apostolic Vision for Expansion”. He emphasized expansion in territories through preaching the gospel and enduring with grace, and expansion in numbers through continuous service, prayer, and obedience. The church is called to move forward without looking back, keeping our focus on God. Each believer has a part to fulfill, by making themselves available to God and by supporting evangelism and discipleship. A testimony video was also presented, strengthening the call to remain bold in sharing the gospel.

After the service, the elders of Antipolo were also recognized, marking a meaningful conclusion to a day centered on mission, growth, and commitment.

Let us remain available and faithful as we take part in God’s work of expansion.

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04/04/2026

He is not here—He is risen!
The empty tomb declares victory, hope, and new life for all.

Today, we celebrate the risen Christ, whose resurrection changed everything. Let this truth fill our hearts with faith, joy, and unshakable hope.

04/04/2026

They sealed the tomb with a stone, thinking it was the end.
But nothing can hold back the power of God.
The stone was rolled away—not to let Jesus out, but to show us He is alive.
And because He lives, we have hope. 🌅

“He is not here; He has risen, just as He said.” (Matthew 28:6)

02/04/2026

Mercy, sacrifice, and victory were all revealed through Christ. In Him, we see the way to forgiveness, the depth of God’s love, and the assurance of salvation for those who believe.

The service was led by Ptr. Alma Lazona as emcee, followed by the opening prayer of Elder Angel Nieves and the Scripture reading delivered by Elder Ann Loba. Announcements were given by Elder Thess Nepomuceno, and the Security Department offered a song of praise. Ptr. Emmie Cabantog then shared the Words of Mercy, reminding the congregation that Christ is our mediator, and through Him, we receive forgiveness when we truly repent.

Ptr. Irene Angeles led the offertory, followed by a song of praise from Sis. Tala, Sis. Jmie, Sis. Ferline, and Sis. Jocelyn. Presbyter Phet Enriquez then delivered the Words of Suffering, emphasizing God’s love through Christ’s sacrifice, the responsibility of parents to guide their children in faith, and the call to remain spiritually thirsty for God. The Psalms of Praise followed with a song that prepared the hearts for the final message.

Ptr. Lors Cabantog shared the Words of Victory, centered on “It is finished”, declaring that Christ fulfilled His mission and secured victory over sin and death. Through Him, those who believe are given the promise of eternal life and the hope of being with Him in His coming. The service concluded with an altar call, inviting everyone to respond to God’s grace.

Let us remain faithful, holding on to the mercy, love, and victory we have received in Christ.

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30/11/2025

What a powerful testimony from our first-ever Home Free Next Generation! We praise God for every young soul saved through the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

15/11/2025

14/11/2025

📣 Eyes up, players—your battlefield awaits. The Youth Cup 2025 Match Schedule is officially out! Every game counts. Every point matters. Who’s rising? Who’s dominating? Let’s find out.

⚠️ Reminder: Registration ends tonight at 6:00 PM! This is your final chance to secure your spot. Don’t miss it!