North American Tour 2010

July 01, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Featured Post


King is Coming Tour in North America 2010
July 11 - Sheraton Los Angeles Downtown Hotel 711South Hope St. Los Angeles CA 90017
July 25 - Marriot La Guadia Hotel 102-05 Ditmars Blvd. East Elmhurts, New York 11369
August 15 - (Casamina - Flores Ballroom) 94-428 Mokoula Street, Waipahu, Hawaii 96797

The Sacrifice of the Son II

June 22, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Give Us This Day

Give Us This Day | May 31, 2010
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SONSHINE RADYOKE SINGING ICON

June 14, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Events

Financial Revolution II

May 25, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Give Us This Day

Give Us This Day | May 25, 2010

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Financial Revolution I

May 24, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Give Us This Day

Give Us This Day | May 24, 2010

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The Son: “The Father’s Standard of Judgment”

May 14, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Give Us This Day

Give Us This Day | May 14, 2010
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When Sonshine comes to 60,000..

May 05, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Articles

WHEN SONSHINE COMES TOP MORE THAN 60, 000 CHILDREN
CELEBRATING THE 5TH NATIONAL CHILDREN’S DAY

Since 2008, the five-hectare compound of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ The Name Above in the New Jerusalem, Davao City, Philippines, has been converted to Sonshine Land, a local-version of Disneyland, in time for the birthday celebration of the Appointed Son of God, Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy at the start of the quarter, every year.

Pastor Quiboloy is also the founder of the Children’s Joy Foundation. Knowing the joy a birthday party would bring to kids who could barely eat three times a day, Pastor Quiboloy decided to celebrate his birthday every year by treating poor children to a big birthday blowout. This gave birth to the National Children’s Day. For five years now, April 25 not just signifies Pastor Quiboloy’s birthday but all Filipino children, whose parent could not give them a party during their birth date.

Most of the time, Sonshine Land is compared to the famous theme park, Disneyland. But the former is different and much more special than the latter. Only the children of rich people can go to Disney Land while Sonshine Land has been made and is open for everyone. It is only in Sonshine Land, where everyone can get in and get hold of everything in it free of charge.

This year marked the 5th National Children’s Day. NCD 2010 promised to be much grander and bigger than the previous years. And so it was!

The Big Day

As early as six o’clock in the morning of April 25, excited children from all over Davao started arriving. Sonshine Land’s gates opened at exactly eight o’clock, and when it did, the whole Sonshine Lane was covered with children, in their free party hats and colorful t-shirts, all smiles, hands waving and practically running as they entered their so called ‘dream come true land’.

A total of one hundred booths decorated the Sonshine fairgrounds that one fine day. This include stone age, shoot that ball, clown theater, face painting tent, pastry island booths, ice cream land booths, candy land booths, milk land booths, popcorn booths, win-a-toy booth, dino pen (where children can talk to moving and speaking dinosaurs), food marathon booth, puppet house, kiddie show (a fully air-conditioned cinema for kids), juice booth, thank you wall, feeding station, inflated castle, giant slide and a gigantic cake

From eight in the morning until the last kids who remained until nine in the evening, these booths remained open and offered kids, and parents, an abundant and unlimited supply of FREE pastries, bread, candies, ice cream, cotton candy, slices of birthday cake, toys, free McDonald’s lunch, cold drinks, milk, a grand Sonshine parade starring the best dance performance of every child’s favorite cartoon characters, superheroes and princesses on more than ten huge, prettily-adorned floats.

Apart from these, there were also free rides—composed of the all time favorites ferries wheel and carousel, the elephant ride, rabbit ride and spider ride.

Sonshine Across the Land

As 30,000 children from Davao celebrated their ‘adopted’ birthday in Sonshine Land in Davao, thousands of indigent children from all over the Philippines were likewise treated to a big birthday bash simultaneously.

In Luzon, birthday treat for kids in five different areas were prepared. One is in Project 8, Quezon City, where more than a thousand squatter-based children were chosen to have one day of fun and excitement. The other is in Antipolo City. Here, the beneficiaries were the Dumagats, a sub-tribe which belongs to the Aeta family. The children of the typhoon-ravaged La Trinidad, Benguet also forgot about the calamity they have just gone through, even for a day, when the Children’s Joy Foundation volunteers came to their place and gave them a party—complete with clowns, birthday food, cake, ice cream and toys for everyone. In Laguna, CJF sponsors who have been supporting the foundation for years, helped out in coming up with a grand birthday party for the province’s children. Sonshine likewise has spread far north—to Nueva Vizcaya, where another thousand of children enjoyed a birthday bash, a gift from the Appointed Son.

In Visayas, children from Aklan and Ormoc, Leyte could not find the way to say ‘thank you’ to the man, who has chosen them and has fulfilled their wish of having the birthday party, they never experienced before due to financial constraints.

Mindanao, where a huge number of its provinces were affected by the onslaught of the El Niño phenomenon, was also reached by the rays of Sonshine. Thereby, inflicting huge smiles on the faces of the thousands of children from Sultan Kudarat, Agusan del Sur, Mati and Cagayan de Oro City despite the damages imposed by climate change on their families’ farm and crops. Like the other children in other islands of the country, they, too, were treated to unlimited ice cream, cake, spaghetti, chicken, hotdogs, rice and gifts.


The 3 Million Cause

The April 25 adopted birthday of Filipino children pioneered by Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy is part of the Children’s Joy Foundation’s cause—which is to help, feed, clothe and send to school three million children in the Philippines. He started targeting to help this number of children in 2008. And by the looks of it, it won’t be long until Pastor Quiboloy is going to achieve the great 3 million cause that will shed light to the life of impoverished Filipino children.

Dignitaries grace…

May 05, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Articles

DIGNITARIES GRACE PASTOR ACQ’S BIRTHDAY

While 30,000 children had the time of their lives feasting on the FREE goodies, rides and grand parade on Sonshine Land, dignitaries came pouring in the King’s Court to greet the Appointed Son of God, Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy on his birthday. This likewise marked the National Children’s Day, the adopted birthday of all Filipino children.

King’s Court is an area in Sonshine Land, where Pastor Quiboloy accommodated all his guests. The venue was filled with public figures, coming from the national and local government, who wanted to send their best regards to the Appointed Son.

Among those who came were presidential candidates: Former Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro (Lakas Kampi-CMD), Former President Joseph Estrada (Puwersa ng Masang Pilipino), Senator Richard Gordon (Bagumbayan Party), Senator Manny Villar (Nacionalista Party), Bro. Eddie Villanueva (Bangon Pilipinas), Senator Jamby Madrigal and Nicanor Perlas; vice presidential candidates actor Edu Manzano (Lakas Kampi-CMD), Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay (Puwersa ng Masang Pilipino), former MMDA chairman Bayani Fernando, Senator Loren Legarda (Nacionalista Party), Atty. Perfecto Yasay (Bangon Pilipinas) and veteran broadcaster Jay Sonza (Kilusang Bagong Lipunan); senatorial candidates Rep. Rodolfo Plaza, Rep. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., Atty. Raul Lambino, Atty. Gwen Pimentel, Sharuff Ibrahim Albani, Susan Ople, Ramon Mitra III, Alex Lacson, Sec. Silvestre Bello III, Martin Querubin (representing his father Col. Arnel Querubin), Adel Tamano, Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla, Senator Pia Cayetano and Mayor Ramon Guico; Consul General Lalu Malik Partawana (Consulate of Indonesia), known elections lawyer, Atty. Romulo Macalintal, former Senator Ernesto Maceda, Helen Gamboa (wife of senatorial candidate, former senator Vicente Sotto III), AFP’s Col. Roland Bautista, Sen. Juan Miguel Zubiri, Rep. Nikki Prieto (wife of presidential candidate, Gilbert Teodoro), Rep. Anton Lagdameo and wife, actress Dawn Zulueta, Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, vice governatorial candidate Glenn Anthony Soco, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte and Vice Mayor Sara Duterte among others.

AFP Chief of Staff meets PACQ

May 05, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Articles

NEW AFP CHIEF OF STAFF MEETS WITH PASTOR QUIBOLOY

Twenty-for hours after a top military official and Defense chief’s visit, Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff, General Delfin Bangit dropped by the Kingdom of Jesus Christ Central Headquarters to meet with Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy, around nine o’clock this morning.

The purpose of the meeting was undisclosed. However, with the first automated elections only more than ten days away, General Bangit assured that the military, in his leadership, will remain non-partisan and fair to all.


Pastor Quiboloy in a discussion with new AFP Chief of Staff..


Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy with AFP Chief of Staff, Gen.Delfin Bangit
He further said that they will carry out their responsibility to protect the people’s votes.

His visit also marked the second day of the local absentee voting for teachers and members of the police and military, which he described as orderly and peaceful.

DND Chief calls on PACQ

May 05, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Articles

DND CHIEF CALLS ON PACQ: LOBBIES FOR PEACE, NOT FOR ADMIN BETS

Department of National Defense Secretary, Norberto Gonzales called on the Appointed Son of God, Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy, at the Kingdom of Jesus Christ Central Headquarters in Davao City, April 28. He said his visit is not to seek for Pastor’s support on the administration bets but to lobby for peace. Being the new defense minister, he stressed he is non-partisan and is leveling the playing field to all who are running for government office.


From (L-R) Defense Sec. Norberto Gonzales,
Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy and MinDA Chair Jesus Dureza
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Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy listens to DND Sec. Norberto Gonzales.
Despite the hullabaloo on the possibility of having ‘failure of elections’ on May 10, Sec. Gonzales still believes that the first Philippine automated polls will be clean and credible. He pledged that the Armed Forces of the Philippines will be giving full assistance to the Commission on Elections to ensure peace as the historic advancement in the country’s election process unfolds.
Newly appointed Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) chair, former Press Secretary Jesus Dureza, also a known good friend of Pastor Quiboloy, was with Sec. Gonzales during the visit.
An hour after, on the same day, Lieutenant General Reynaldo Mapagu, Commanding Officer of the Philippine Army, who was previously assigned in Davao City, paid a courtesy call to Pastor Quiboloy. Apart from being a good friend to the Appointed Son, Mapagu said he is seeking for Pastor’s ‘spiritual guidance.’

Reiterating the Defense chief’s stand, Mapagu vowed that an unbiased military, whose main priority is to guard national security and a clean election, will rule in the coming May 10 polls.


Lt. Gen. Reynaldo Mapagu with Pastor Quiboloy.