Thousands gathered at the Astrodome Convention Center in Tacloban City on May 16, 2026, to welcome Brother Daniel Razon during a special day of thanksgiving and service. Through MCGI Cares, 1,237 beneficiaries received free medical, dental, optical, legal, and feeding services. (Photos: Photoville International Events and Region 8 MCGI Productions)On May 16, 2026, brethren across Region 8 filled the Astrodome Convention Center with overwhelming joy to warmly welcome the Overall Servant of the Members Church of God International (MCGI), Brother Daniel Razon, alongside Sister Arlene Razon. (Photos: Photoville International Events and Region 8 MCGI Productions)
The momentous day beautifully combined a grand celebration of faith with relentless service to the community. Through the MCGI Cares program held that morning, MCGI extended free medical, dental, optical, and legal services, alongside a feeding program, to a total of 1,237 beneficiaries in the region.
The spiritual highlight unfolded later that evening during the Weekly Thanksgiving of God’s People, where the brotherhood jubilantly welcomed thousands of newly baptized brethren into the fold.
This meaningful event was made possible through the glorious love and mercy of God. Present to grace the special occasion were Servant-in-Charge Brother Sanny Catan, alongside Assistant Servant-in-Charge Brother Aga Caacbay and Brother Edwin Madaraog.
They were joined by the Provincial Servants of the region: Bro. Jomel Duenas, Bro. Joselito Ganton, Bro. Raffy Tubillo, Bro. Mario Gamo, Bro. King Timtim, Bro. Michael Salazar, Bro. Randy Forastero, Bro. Marvin Natividad, Bro. Joey Reyes, Bro. Judy Realino, and Bro. Shiellan Valles.
With God’s help and mercy, the brotherhood remains steadfast in its commitment to do good unto all men.
Bringing healthcare closer to the community, the MCGI Mobile Dental and Optical Clinic (Unit No. 1) carried out a series of medical missions across nine barangays in Sison, Pangasinan. Through God’s help and mercy, the three-week outreach was able to serve 4, 213 individuals, extending essential healthcare services to both members and non-members alike. (Photos: Photoville International Events)
4,213 Served Through MCGI Cares Medical Mission in Sison, Pangasinan
As part of its continuing commitment to reach all 28 barangays of Sison, Pangasinan, the Members Church of God International (MCGI) Mobile Dental and Optical Clinic successfully conducted another series of medical missions across additional barangays in the municipality. (Photos: Photoville International Events and Pangasinan MCGI Productions)
From May 6 to 15, an additional 1,933 individuals were served through free healthcare services made available to both members and non-members alike.
The outreach covered six additional barangays in Sison, Pangasinan: Calunetan, Killo, Labayug, Inmalog, Asan Sur, and Paldit — continuing the mission of bringing essential healthcare closer to every family in need.
To recall, from April 13 to May 15, a total of 15 out of the 28 barangays in Sison, Pangasinan, have already been served through the ongoing MCGI Cares Medical Mission outreach for a total of 4,213 beneficiaries.
Through God’s help and mercy, MCGI remains steadfast in reaching more communities across Sison, Pangasinan — one barangay at a time.
MCGI Cares: Extending Love and Care Through Mobile Dental and Optical Clinic in Sison, Pangasinan
With love and compassion, the Members Church of God International (MCGI) successfully deployed the MCGI Mobile Dental & Optical Clinic (MDOC) Unit No. 1 at the Sison Stadia, Brgy. Poblacion Central, Sison, Pangasinan, on April 1, 2026. (Photos: Photoville International Events)
Both brethren and non-brethren benefited from a wide range of free services. The outreach successfully reached a total of 292 individuals, providing:
— 137 Optical services
— 50 Medical consultations
— 45 Recipients of medicines
— 40 Dental procedures
— 20 Free haircuts
In the spirit of hospitality, free breakfast and lunch were also generously provided to all attendees throughout the day.
Local Support and Global Hope
The event was graced by Mayor Alma M. Lomibao of Sison, Pangasinan, who expressed her deep support for initiatives that bring essential services to the community. During MCGI’s Serbisyong Kapatiran Afternoon Edition on April 1, Mayor Lomibao spoke live with Kuya Daniel Razon, the Overall Servant of MCGI, alongside Provincial Servant Brother Lorman Ruazol and Assistant Provincial Servant Brother Abelardo Baoanen Jr.
Following an April 15 MCGI Cares outreach, Mayor Lomibao took to social media on April 16 to share her gratitude, noting that the mission will extend to the town’s 28 barangays:
“Salamat sa Panginoon at salamat sa Kapatiran ng MCGI! Sa kabila ng krisis na dinaranas natin na apektado ang buong mundo, tayo ay palaging magpasalamat at maniwala sa ating Panginoon dahil meron pa din siyang mga ginagamit na instrumento para maghatid ng pag-asa at tulong sa ating mga nangagailangang mga kababayan.”
She further encouraged “kaSISONIANS” to watch for the MCGI mission’s arrival in their respective neighborhoods, concluding with, “Salamat po Kuya Daniel Razon! Salamat po sa MCGI! To God be the glory.”
This outreach reflects MCGI’s continuous mission of extending love, care, and compassion to all, regardless of the challenges the world faces.
2,280 Lives Touched: A 3-Week MCGI Cares Milestone in Sison, Pangasinan
Bringing healthcare closer to every home, the MCGI Mobile Dental and Optical Clinic (Unit No. 1) successfully conducted a series of medical missions across nine barangays in Sison, Pangasinan. (Photos: Photoville International Events)
With God’s help and mercy, this three-week intensive outreach served a total of 2,280 individuals, providing essential healthcare to both members and non-members of the community.
SERVICES RENDERED
— Dental: 255 beneficiaries assisted
— Optical: 697 individuals provided with vision care
To ensure no one went hungry while waiting for care, free breakfast and lunch were also provided to every beneficiary during each mission day.
REACHING THE HEART OF THE COMMUNITY
From April 13 to May 1, the mission traveled to the barangays of Bulaoen West, Bulaoen East, Bantay Insik, Pindangan, Cabaritan, Pinmilapil, Binmickeg, Esperanza, and Alibeng.
The Members Church of God International (MCGI) remains steadfast in its commitment to reach all 28 barangays of Sison, Pangasinan, God willing—continuing our mission to be humble instruments of His kindness.
On May 16, 2026, brethren in Tacloban City, Leyte warmly welcomed Kuya Daniel Razon during the MCGI Cares outreach and Thanksgiving of God’s People at the Astrodome Convention Center. Through God’s mercy, thousands gathered in faith, fellowship, and service to humanity. (Photos: Photoville International Events)
Kuya Daniel Razon, the Overall Servant of the Members Church of God International (MCGI), visited brethren in Tacloban City, Leyte on May 16, 2026. That morning, the MCGI Cares initiative served 1,237 beneficiaries with free medical, dental, optical, and legal services, along with a feeding program that reached 785 individuals. That evening, the brethren gathered at the Astrodome Convention Center for the weekly Thanksgiving of God’s People, where thousands of newly baptized brethren were warmly welcomed into the fold. With God’s help and mercy, we continue to do good unto all men.
On May 9, 2026, brethren and guests gathered at Hobart, Tasmania for MCGI’s first-ever “Fiesta ng Dios” (Feast Dedicated to God) in the island state. Filled with faith, thanksgiving, unity, and service through MCGI Cares, the historic gathering became a beautiful reminder that God’s love knows no borders. (Photos: Photoville International Events)
On May 9, 2026, the Members Church of God International (MCGI) hosted its first “Fiesta ng Dios” (Feast Dedicated to God) in Tasmania. The landmark event in Hobart drew a diverse assembly of members and guests from the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia.
The program opened with prayer, followed by a processional parade and a series of cultural presentations. The gathering sought to strengthen communal bonds through choral music, interactive fellowship, and shared activities centered on the organization’s tenets of faith and thanksgiving.
The event featured the “MCGI Cares” outreach initiative. Public services provided at no cost to attendees included health and wellness screenings, legal consultations, barber services for men, and catered meals.
As the celebration came to a close, the joy and unity shared in Tasmania became a lasting reminder of God’s love and the growing brotherhood across Australia, with some brethren expressing hope that the Hobart event would serve as a precursor to future regional assemblies.
With hearts united in faith and gratitude, the brethren of the Members Church of God International (MCGI) Locale of Calumpang gathered on May 9, 2026 for a meaningful Thanksgiving of God’s People. (Photos: Marikina City Social Media Team)
The brotherhood was further blessed by the presence of Servant-in-Charge Brother Mel Magdaraog and Assistant Servant-in-Charge Brother Robert Navoa, who were joined by Brother Lito Quizon, City Servants Brother Sherwin Culubong and Brother Arnold Valencia, and Assistant City Servants Brother Jessie Malana and Brother Isidro Diosana. Their presence and encouraging words added spiritual warmth to the weekly service.
All of these blessings were made possible through the help and mercy of the Almighty. Holy gatherings such as this continue to serve as a vital anchor, steadfastly strengthening the faith, unity, and love of the brotherhood.
The MCGI Youth Trece Martires Sports Festival convened on May 10, 2026, at the La Paz Covered Court, Brgy. Cabezas, Trece Martires City. The lively event brought together 110 young participants for a day centered on excitement, camaraderie, and meaningful brotherhood. (Trece Martires MCGI Productions)
The youth showcased their teamwork, strategy, and sportsmanship across a wide array of activigties, which were organized into distinct categories:
— Court Sports: Basketball, Volleyball, and Badminton
— Mind Games: Chess, Scrabble, Damath, and Sudoku
— Traditional & Field Games: Patintero, Sack Race, and Pasahan Itlog
— Tabletop & Side Games: Sungka and UNO
Each match highlighted not only the competitive spirit of the youth but also their shared joy and unity.
More than just a sports fest—the event offered a vital opportunity for the youth to strengthen friendships, build personal confidence, and create lasting memories within an atmosphere of positivity and encouragement.
With grateful hearts, all glory and thanks be unto God!
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Through the collective efforts and heartfelt generosity of the brethren in Pasig City, an MCGI Livelihood Program was successfully conducted on May 10, 2026, at the Locale of Maybunga. (Photos: Pasig City MCGI Social Media Team)
Three brethren were blessed with additional financial assistance to help support and strengthen their small businesses, together with grocery packages and one sack of rice each. Also present to extend their support and encouragement to the beneficiaries were Brother Lito Quizon, along with Brother Sherwin Culubong (City Servant), and Brother Jessie Malana (Assistant City Servant), who joined the brethren in this meaningful activity of compassion and unity.
More than material assistance, the event served as a reminder that in times of need, the brethren continue to stand hand in hand—uplifting one another through compassion, unity, and unwavering faith in God.
To God be all the glory for continuously allowing His people to manifest love through good works and service to others.
The MCGI brethren in Camarines Sur marked a historic milestone as Kuya Daniel Razon and Sister Arlene Razon led the formal inauguration of the newly constructed Flagship Locale of Buhi on March 9, 2026. (Photos: Photoville International Events)
This landmark structure stands as a physical testament to the unified efforts of the brotherhood. Beyond providing a place for Church gatherings, the facility also serves as a shelter in a region frequently challenged by strong typhoons.
The inauguration hit high gear as it transitioned into a dynamic episode of Serbisyong Kapatiran: Ang Pagsasanay hosted by Kuya Daniel and Ate Arlene. The locale and its surrounding grounds reached full capacity as attendees gathered to support teams from the Locales of Pili and Buhi.
The evening served as the triumphant conclusion to a relentless multi-day service circuit in the province. From the Provincial Thanksgiving of Camarines Sur and the large-scale three-day medical mission, to the poignant highlight of the MCGI Libreng Pabahay granting for the brethren beneficiaries whose homes were destroyed by past super typhoons, every effort pointed to the brotherly love they share.
Reflecting on these collective labors, Kuya Daniel shared a heartfelt message of gratitude and exhortation to the volunteers and beneficiaries:
“Sa lahat ng mga naging kaisa sa pag-abot sa ating mga kapatid at sa ating mga kapwa-tao, pagpalain po kayo ng Panginoon at dalangin namin ang lahat ng mabuti para sa inyo mga kapatid. At sana ay magpatuloy kayong matibay at matatag sa pananampalataya.”
(To all those who cooperated in reaching out to our brethren and our fellowmen, may the Lord bless you. And we pray for everything that is good for you, brethren. And may you continue being strong and steadfast in the faith.)
The historic events in Buhi stand as a testament to faith in action. By remaining “small instruments of His mercy” to the household of faith and the wider community, the brotherhood affirms all honor and praise belong to God.
To God be the highest praise and all the glory, forever!
MCGI Overall Servant Kuya Daniel Razon leads the inauguration of the MCGI Free Store for Servants on May 8, 2026 at KDR Adventure Camp in Bataan — personally granting wishes and extending care to Church servants serving God around the world. (Photo: Photoville International Events)
On May 8, 2026, the Members Church of God International (MCGI) formally established the ‘MCGI Free Store for Servants,’ led by Overall Servant Kuya Daniel Razon. This pioneering effort is designed to provide vital supplies and support to dedicated Church Servants around the world.
During the launch at the KDR Adventure Camp in Bataan, Kuya Daniel announced that each servant would receive a 5,000-point credit to be used for essential products at the facility.
“This is just the beginning,” he stated. “This program intends to provide our servants with opportunities and support beyond what is available through our standard MCGI Free Store. We are creating this dedicated Free Store for Servants to meet their specific needs.”
Personal Wish-Granting and Financial Support The inauguration was marked by a moving segment where Kuya Daniel personally granted the heartfelt wishes of servants from Bataan and Zambales. These gifts went beyond standard inventory, tailored to the specific needs and evangelical work of the recipients.
Granted wishes included new pairs of black shoes, Bibles, tablet devices, and full desktop computer setups—some of which were requested by servants for their chosen beneficiaries.
Complementing these gifts, Ate Arlene Razon joined the effort by distributing financial aid to several servants, providing additional relief for their personal needs.
Expanded Inventory and Global Reach The new Free Store for Servants offers a specialized range of items distinct from the standard MCGI Free Store, including: — Professional Attire: Polo shirts, coats, and ties. — Everyday Necessities: Bags, notebooks, watches, tumblers, and wallets. — Personal Care: Items like gel, shampoo, and mouthwash to help servants maintain a neat and orderly appearance in their duties.
Kuya Daniel emphasized the program’s global inclusivity: “Regardless of where you serve, in any part of the world, if you are a servant, you are welcome here.” He also shared his vision of establishing a permanent central Free Store for Servants in Bataan, praying for God’s aid and mercy.
MCGI Overall Servant Kuya Daniel Razon hosts Serbisyong Kapatiran’s District 5 feature on May 5, 2026 — brethren from Pasig and Marikina share stories of faith, community service, and God’s grace in a night that moved hearts across the assembly. (Photo: District 5 MCGI Productions)
What began as an ordinary Tuesday evening on May 5, 2026, transformed into a profound showcase of faith and heritage as District 5 took center stage.
As the “Featured District” of Serbisyong Kapatiran, hosted by Kuya Daniel Razon, the brethren of Pasig and Marikina offered more than a report; they offered a testament to a collective mission in motion.
The evening’s proceedings followed a narrative of service and resilience: — The Prelude: A vibrant MMTK presentation electrified the assembly, setting the stage for an audio-visual presentation that paid tribute to the “alluring presence” and heritage of Pasig and Marikina. — A Record of Service: A cinematic Same-Day Edit (SDE) shifted the focus to the district’s front lines. The video chronicled a relentless schedule of localized MCGI Cares charity efforts and medical missions, documenting the small, quiet acts of kindness by MCGI to the community. — Story of My Faith: Brother Rowell Ibay, from the Locale of Panorama, Marikina, shared a story of resilience. His testimony served as a poignant call to the brotherhood to anchor their spirits in the unwavering character of God, rather than shifting sands of earthly circumstances. — A Celebration of Hope: The District Report took an emotional turn when unexpected assistance was extended to members in need.
For Brother Jerome Apostol, an aspirant servant from the MCGI Locale of Concepcion, the gesture was described as a “life-changing moment of benevolence”—a sentiment that visibly resonated throughout the venue.
The event’s weight was underscored by the presence of Brother Mel Magdaraog, Servant-in-Charge, Assistant SIC Brother Robert Navoa, alongside Brother Lito Quizon, and the District 5 Co-Servants.
