Rappler's latest stories on religious groups in the Philippines
LIST: Online masses, services by religious groups amid coronavirus
Religious groups offer livestreamed services, online masses, and pre-recorded videos for their members to follow while in the safety of their homes
Red-tagged Oxfam, NCCP slam military for 'malicious, careless' attack
The Farmers Development Center also says their inclusion in the red list was meant to 'silence our advocacy' for farmers rights
Delegates from 67 countries attend Jehovah’s Witnesses event
The 5,500 overseas delegates join the 25,000 local members in the three-day international convention held at the Mall of Asia Arena and the SMX Convention Center
Is it dangerous or about love? Church groups split over SOGIE bill
Koko Alviar of the Aglipayan Church says his faith teaches him to 'exist in a community of love.' Coalition of Concerned Families of the Philippines lawyer Lyndon Caña argues that gender identity is a mere 'feeling' and not a fact.
Key figures in the 2015 Iglesia ni Cristo controversy: Where are they now?
Personalities involved in the 2015 controversy that hit the influential religious group are detained, granted refugee status, or in hiding except for the INC executive minister
After the 2015 controversies: What's been happening inside the Iglesia ni Cristo?
For the INC's 105th anniversary on July 27, Rappler speaks with members, both active and inactive, who talk about changes – some of them painful – in their church
What you need to know about INC’s outreach program, Lingap sa Mamamayan
The INC has not faltered in conducting charitable activities under its Lingap sa Mamamayan program, which has broken Guinness World Records
How Top 15 senatorial candidates performed in INC provinces
Did Iglesia Ni Cristo-backed senatorial candidates succeed in the 10 provinces with the most members?
[OPINION] The folly of religious endorsements
Our politics is thoroughly personality-driven. When religious leaders throw their support behind certain candidates, they inevitably echo the divide according to existing political loyalties.
'Our faith is our vote,' Christians told ahead of May 13 polls
'Nakakatakot ang eleksyon na ito,' says lawyer Alex Lacson, warning that 'we have not the seen the worst' of President Rodrigo Duterte
Duterte taps Evasco to dialogue with religious groups
Malacañang is still uncertain if President Rodrigo Duterte will accept the Papal Nuncio's invitation to Pope's Day celebration
United Methodists: Release 3 missionaries in Philippines
'We vigorously protest this treatment of our mission personnel, placed and supervised in collaboration with the United Methodist Church in the Philippines,' says Thomas Kemper, general secretary of the United Methodist Global Ministries
