Apollo Quiboloy
Pastor Apollo Carreon Quiboloy | |
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| Born | April 25, 1950 Mt. Apo, Tamayong, Davao City |
| Parent(s) | Jose Quiboloy†, father, Maria Cela Carreon, mother spouse = Single |
Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy is the founder and leader of the cult The Kingdom of Jesus Christ, The Name Above Every Name, a Philippine-based Christian church. He owns and runs the ACQ Kingdom Broadcasting Network, a Davao City-based religious broadcast nework. Pastor Apollo is also the president of Jose Maria College, and educational institution within the compound of his church in Davao City. Quiboloy has Kingdom Locale Congregations all over the Philippines and around the world. He airs his message on his radio and TV station, managed by his own church.
Early years
Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy was born to Jose Quiboloy and Maria Carreon, on April 25, 1950, in a small village at the foothills of Mt. Apo in Tamayong, Calinan, Davao City, the youngest in a brood of 9. Both natives of Lubao, Pampanga, in Luzon, Philippines, the couple had migrated to Davao City in the 1940's, just after the war, to find a better life.
Pastor Apollo learned the value of hard work even at a young age. His parents and later an older sister whom he stayed with during his high school years imposed strict discipline upon him. From them he learned the lessons of accountability, honesty, nobility and dedication. [1]
Awareness
Pastor Quiboloy has a number of charitable institutions under the umbrella of Sonshine Phlippines Movement. Among them are:
- Children’s Joy Foundation, Inc.
- Alay sa May mga Kapansanan Association
- Pagdamay sa Dukha Association
- Pag-asa ng Buhay Association
- Handog ng Pagmamahal Association, Inc.
The SPM is covering every possible social service to the people - children, livelihood, medical, dental, education, the handicapped, conservation. SPM will also be operating with the congregations of the Kingdom ministry, called Kingdom Locale Congregations, in every city, town and municipality, in instigating sweeping social and environmental projects.[2]
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