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“Let's Pray Pilipinas,” a morning program of the Hope Channel Central Philippines on Saturdays, celebrated its 11th anniversary today, Nov. 29, 2025. 

Since its founding 11 years ago, it has continued its mission of providing live prayer support to individuals and families across the country. 

For this anniversary’s special feature, the LPP team held its live program at the Cebu City Seventh-day Adventist Church during its usual time slot at 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. It was streamed live on Hope Channel Central Philippines and cross-posted by other Hope Channel branches across and outside the Central Philippine Union Conference. 

For more than a decade, the program has faithfully opened its lines to those seeking comfort, healing, and guidance, holding fast to its message, "Where you don't have to pray alone."

An online avid follower among hundreds of others left a greeting on the HCCP inbox, saying, “Joyful 11th Anniversary, Let’s Pray Pilipinas! You’ve gone far already. Cheers to more years to celebrate—so grateful to God for all those years. Godspeed!

Indeed, throughout its 11-year journey, LPP has grown into a trusted ministry of hope. Testimonies of answered prayers, restored relationships, and renewed lives have shaped its identity as a safe space for people to share their burdens and give thanks. 

Hosts, prayer partners, and intercessors have dedicated countless hours to praying with viewers, uplifting communities, and reminding the public that God listens to every cry of the heart. 

The anniversary celebration featured inspiring reflections, special messages, and stories of how the program has remained a lifeline for many—especially during moments of fear, uncertainty, and change.

Adeline Quinte, one of Hope Channel Cebu’s staff, shared her thoughts on the celebration, “Today s Let’s Pray Pilipinas anniversary really hit me in a special way. While we were looking back, I felt so much gratitude—for every answered prayer, every challenge we have faced, and every person God used to remind me that I'm never alone. “

Quinte added that moments like this make her reflect on how faithful God has been to her, even in seasons when challenges are just too difficult to overcome. 

“This anniversary wasn't just a celebration; it was a gentle reminder that prayer still changes hearts, including mine. I'm ending this day with a thankful heart, renewed faith, and a deeper desire to keep praying because God is still moving, and He's not done yet,” she added.

The LPP team challenges everyone to discover why many have considered LPP an essential ministry for today's generation and how its legacy of prayer continues to strengthen lives.

As it enters another year, the program remains committed to its purpose: to stand with every “kapaglaum” in faith, to lift every request before God, and to assure each viewer that no season in life is ever faced alone.

By Jhai Barrientos ⎸ Hope Channel Central Philippines

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