OLONGAPO CITY — The Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) Museum opened a special public exhibition at SM City Olongapo Central on Friday, June 19, as part of the celebration of the Church’s 95th anniversary in Zambales.

The five-day exhibit, which runs until June 23, showcases historical photographs, rare documents, artifacts, and multimedia presentations highlighting the growth and development of the Iglesia Ni Cristo in the province.

According to organizers, the exhibit aims to provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the Church’s history in Zambales and the contributions of individuals who played significant roles in its expansion over the past 95 years.

The exhibition was organized by the INC Museum in collaboration with Christian Family Organizations and Christian Era Broadcasting Service International, Inc.

INC Museum Director Bro. Cornelio N. Cortez Jr. said the initiative seeks to make historical and cultural education more accessible to the public and encourage younger generations to appreciate their heritage.

The exhibit is open free of charge and is expected to attract students, families, church members, and members of the public interested in learning about the history of the Iglesia Ni Cristo in Zambales.

The activity forms part of the INC Museum’s continuing efforts to bring historical and cultural learning beyond traditional museum settings and closer to local communities.

The INC Museum, located in Quezon City, serves as the cultural and educational institution of the Iglesia Ni Cristo and is managed by the Felix Y. Manalo Foundation. It houses historical artifacts, artworks, and interactive exhibits featuring the history, beliefs, and global presence of the Church.