The brethren of New Zealand were honored to welcome Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol, Evangelist Let, Sister Miracle Ferriol, along with Ptr. Noli Campus, the head minister of the Auckland City Locale, for the Apostolic Visitation and the District-wide Church Anniversary. This momentous event, part of the Global Apostolic Visitation, was enriched not only by the presence of key spiritual leaders but also by prominent community leaders and government officials.
Among the distinguished guests were City Community Leaders, a City Councilor, and Paulo Garcia MP, the Representative of the Office of the Prime Minister and Member of Parliament for New Lynn. Their attendance symbolized the unity between the church and the broader community, highlighting the significance of the event beyond religious circles. Paulo Garcia MP, the first Filipino-born member of the New Zealand Parliament, delivered a message of support and recognition from the Philippine Ambassador to New Zealand, her excellency; Amb. Kira Christianne D. Azucena, for the church’s contribution to the community, emphasizing the importance of faith and service in building strong and united societies.
Ptr. Noli Campus, as the head of the Auckland City Locale, along with the regional ministers, welcomed the church leaders and government representatives with deep gratitude and joy. The gathering was not only a spiritual milestone but also an opportunity to strengthen the bond between the church and civic authorities. Together, the leaders and attendees celebrated the spirit of unity, faith, and service. The presence of Paulo Garcia MP and the community leaders further elevated the event, recognizing the church’s contributions to both spiritual and social progress.
The District-wide Church Anniversary celebrated alongside the Apostolic Visitation was a remarkable experience for all involved. Apostle Jonathan, led prayers, worship, and spiritual teachings that touched the hearts of the faithful.
The brethren left the event deeply inspired, having experienced an outpouring of spiritual blessings, divine guidance, and a renewed commitment to their faith. The Apostolic Visitation and Church Anniversary were transformative, not only for the church community but also for the broader New Zealand society. The unity displayed between the church and the government was a testament to the power of faith in bringing people together for the greater good.
