Ang Dating Daan – San Joaquin

A peculiar hush falls over our group as we stand before Ang Dating Daan – San Joaquin. It’s a place that resonates with a unique spiritual energy. Ang Dating Daan – San Joaquin isn’t just a building; it’s a testament to the enduring power of faith and broadcasting. Established by the Members Church of God International (MCGI), Ang Dating Daan – San Joaquin serves as a vital coordinating center for their religious program. The program also known as “The Old Path,” began humbly in 1980 as a 30-minute radio broadcast. It was the brainchild of Bro. Eli Soriano, who sought a wider reach for his town-to-town Bible studies. The program’s popularity skyrocketed, thanks to its innovative live Q&A segment, a pioneering format in religious broadcasting. By 1983, Ang Dating Daan transitioned to television, broadcasting on IBC Channel 13. It later graced the airwaves of RJTV 29, PTV 4, SBN 21, and finally found a permanent home on UNTV. This widespread presence reflects the dedication of MCGI to spreading their message across the Philippines and beyond. Ang Dating Daan – San Joaquin in Manila stands as one of numerous coordinating centers worldwide. It serves as a local hub, connecting members and facilitating gatherings. The program itself has transcended linguistic barriers. It’s broadcast in at least 18 languages, under various names like “The Old Path,” “O Caminho Antigo,” and “El Camino Antiguo.” Ang Dating Daan – San Joaquin embodies the program’s commitment to accessibility and global reach. It’s a place where faith finds its voice and echoes across the world.