"Let us love not only a brother, but the brethren.
Let us love not only a group in the church, but the whole church."
Witnesses
From close friends to brethren who worked and walked with Eli Soriano in his labors for the Church through the years, this website shares with you the stories of sacrifices, joys, hardships, triumphs and genuine concern of Bro. Eli as told by the witnesses of the life lived and continuously lived by their beloved preacher and friend.
The Way We Were...
Thirty-six years ago, I became fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to personally know Bro. Eli Soriano—the time when he was just beginning to preach the Word of God through Bible expositions in different public places here in our country. In fact, I first became a member of the Church during the administration of Bro. Nicolas Perez before I got acquainted with him. I then... 
In Fear And In Fury
The propagation of the Gospel is a very important mission that Bro. Eli had undertaken for many years. In the course of this endeavor, we were lucky that we had been with him in many unforgettable moments. In the 1980s, coinciding with the start of his preaching over DWWA, he conducted the nightly Gospel preaching in Magalang, Pampanga. We were there every night with some of...
Compassion For Rivals
Loving an enemy is one of the hardest things to do. In the Bible, our Lord Jesus Christ commanded his disciples to love their enemies and pray for those that persecute them. These acts are very hard to do if we don’t have faith and we do not believe the Holy Scriptures. Instead of loving an enemy and praying for him, someone may do otherwise. For most of us, having compassion to...
His Legacy
Names of men and women who made remarkable breakthrough in various fields of knowledge are written down in history. Painters like Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo, and playwrights like Sophocles and William Shakespeare are immortalized by their respective masterpieces. And even parents who deeply love and care for their children also see to it that could leave them a...