Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ (4th Watch)

The Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ (4th Watch) was founded in 1971 by Arsenio T. Ferriol (born January 14, 1936) along with his two brothers, Arturo Ferriol and Domingo Ferriol.[1] The church had separated from the Foursquare Gospel Church where Arsenio became a bible student and former member during his younger years to become a trained pastor before leaving and later forming the People's Missionary Church, a small community church in Marikina City prior to its registration. The church was officially registered as the "Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ (4th Watch)" to the Philippine Government on August 27, 1973, (a big founding celebration for the church). With Arsenio being their leader and a living "Apostle" which he claimed God commanded him through voice and light (Tagalog: 'Tinig at Liwanag') on a evening in 1970 in his hometown in Odiongan, Romblon, giving him the revelation through Jesus Christ to restore the 'Church of Christ' in the "4th Watch" (Modern Era) that was originally founded on the Day of Pentecost 2,000 years ago. They believe the "4th Watch" is the period where the Second Coming of Jesus will occur and that all believers and non-believers that got baptized by the church will be saved through Rapture, leaving the other Apostate and unworthy churches experience the Great Tribulation.[1]

Today, it continues to be a rapidly growing denomination across the globe. Present in over 70 countries and territories worldwide with 900 locale churches in and out of the country. They are famously known for being missionaries because of their public preaching in public areas like markets, buses and parks in different corners of the world especially in the country, where they share the gospel and truth of Jesus Christ's imminent return and that salvation and repentance is the key to see God's heavenly kingdom. 1,000 locale churches are set to be accomplished by the year 2023 in time for their 50th Golden Celebration of the churches founding.[2] PMCC publishes The Word magazine, and broadcasts television and radio programs including Oras ng Katotohanan (transl. Hour of Truth) and its U.S. counterpart Surer Word. It owns Life Radio and has its own television network, Life TV.

End-Time Mission Broadcasting Service (EMBS) is a radio and television broadcasting division of the PMCC through its Resources for Doctrinal Empowerment and Evangelistic Ministry (ReDEEM). Its corporate office is located in Marikina, Philippines. EMBS owns three radio stations under the Life Radio brand, and its television network Life TV.[3][4][5] PMCC's media ministry can be traced back to its flagship program, Oras ng Katotohanan (Hour of Truth), which started in the 1980s on radio and television.

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