The Philippines Bible Church Inc. celebrated the Christmas season with profound joy and a deeper sense of purpose, marking the occasion with a series of meaningful events and activities.

The Christmas season for the Philippines Bible Church extended from December 21 to 24, where congregants came together to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. During these days, a series of insightful messages were delivered, shedding light on the significance of Jesus' birth and the events surrounding it. These messages served to prepare the hearts and minds of the faithful, creating a sacred space for the presence of the Almighty.

Today, on December 25, the church community gathered once again, this time for a lively and festive Christmas Party. The atmosphere was filled with an abundance of joy, peace, and satisfaction as mothers and children joined together in singing traditional Christmas carols. The spirit of giving was alive as gifts were exchanged among children and adults alike. The younger members of the Sunday School had a delightful time playing games and winning chocolates and lollies.

The highlight of the celebration was the sumptuous feast that awaited all attendees. A roasted pig, locally known as a "legion baboy," was among the many dishes that graced the festive table. As the church came together to break bread and share meals, it was a testament to the unity and love that Jesus, their "All in all," had brought into their lives.

The Philippines Bible Church Inc. extends heartfelt gratitude to those who have prayed for the success of the Philippines Missions - an endeavor aimed at extending God's Kingdom. Every soul reached, every new church established, and every country touched by the message of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ, is a testament to the power of faith and the mission of this devoted congregation.

As they bid farewell to 2023 and welcome the new year, the Philippines Bible Church Inc. sends warm wishes and blessings to all, hoping for a year filled with joy, prosperity, and a strengthened faith.