Manila, Philippines - All is set for the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) Centennial celebration tomorrow, July 27, 2014. Aside from the religious activity, center of attraction now are the newly built world's largest domed arena, the Philippine Arena and the spacious Philippine Sports Stadium strategically located at Ciudad de Victoria complex in Bocaue, Bulacan.
Here's a closer look to the Philippine Arena and Philippine Sports Stadium:
Christian denomination INC continues to grow in phenomenal rate and now in over 100 countries all over the world. With this, around three million followers of the religious bloc are expected to attend the centennial celebration.
The MMDA said about 10,000 buses and 2,400 vans carrying INC delegates are expected to flock to the arena as early as Saturday. Heavy traffic before and after the event is expected in Northern Luzon.
Related: Iglesia Ni Cristo's Philippine Arena | Facts, Photos and Videos
Here's a closer look to the Philippine Arena and Philippine Sports Stadium:
#PhilippineArena pic.twitter.com/UBvQydn4Jp
— EAGLE INTERNATIONAL (@EagleNewsINTL) July 24, 2014
So this is the #PhilippineArena. Happy 100 years sa lahat ng taga-INC! :) #INC100 pic.twitter.com/USMWbjiRCz
— Gretchen Ho (@gretchenho) July 21, 2014
INC inaugurates #PhilippineArena today, the planet's largest domed arena pic.twitter.com/CxlD9eLGzF
— Zhander Cayabyab (@zhandercayabyab) July 21, 2014
Here's the photo slideshow - Philippine Arena and Philippine Sports Stadium:
Christian denomination INC continues to grow in phenomenal rate and now in over 100 countries all over the world. With this, around three million followers of the religious bloc are expected to attend the centennial celebration.
The MMDA said about 10,000 buses and 2,400 vans carrying INC delegates are expected to flock to the arena as early as Saturday. Heavy traffic before and after the event is expected in Northern Luzon.
Related: Iglesia Ni Cristo's Philippine Arena | Facts, Photos and Videos
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