Bulwagan ng Panginoon

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Bulwagan ng Panginoon
Location	Folk Arts Theater, Pedro Bukaneg St. Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Complex, Pasay, Philippines
Country	Philippines
Denomination	Day by Day Christian Ministries
Website	daybyday.com.ph
History
Status	Megachurch
Founded	2005
Architecture
Architectural type	Filipino style infused with modern elements
Clergy
Pastor(s)	Rev Eduardo Lapiz, Rev Gamaliel Alba Ptr. Jon Arieta

The Bulwagan ng Panginoon (Tagalog, The Lord's Hall) is a Christian megachurch in the Philippines that is managed by the Day by Day Christian Ministries (DBD) since 2005.

The area where the church is situated is leased from the CCP, due to numerous concerns at the time though the church is known as DBD's flagship church, and is known for being a venue for massive Christian gatherings.

History[]

Prior to 2005, the area, also known as the Folk Arts Theater (FAT), is known as a venue for numerous cultural events. Meanwhile, the DBD previously leased numerous cinema theaters to hold a worship service, due to the lack of space in the in Makati.

Soon, the high officials of DBD negotiated with the CCP officials to lease the FAT. Later it was approved, and the FAT was set to a five(5)-year contract which is renewable.

It was dedicated on 2005 as the Bulwagan ng Panginoon of Hall of the Lord. It served as a worship center and also a venue for important gatherings.

Facilities[]

The area has 1 worship hall, 1 bookstore (the Kaloob Bookstore), 2 administrative offices, 1 lobby, and 3 gardens used for other purposes such as stores and prayer areas.

See also[]

• Day by Day Christian Ministries

References[]