Christ the Healer International Missions Movement
Thousands of people filling the arena for a Christ the Healer worship celebration in Davao City
Christ the Healer International Missions Movement

Leading this generation for nation transformation

A Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered community committed to prayer, discipleship, and transforming nations through the power of the Gospel.

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The ministry at a glance

10,000+

transformed lives yearly through divine appointment

8,000+

people baptized yearly in the name of Christ

15,000+

people reached daily

20,000+

equipped, trained, discipled leaders across the globe

200+

network churches

One mission: souls for Christ.

We are in the business of changing lives, for we are the move of God.

Who we are

We are not a building. We are a family that keeps opening its doors.

Christ the Healer began in Davao City with a simple conviction: that God still heals, that His Word still holds, and that ordinary people are the ones He sends. That same conviction shapes every Sunday.

Junior Church runs before each service so children have somewhere that belongs to them. Around twenty-five pastors preach, pray, welcome, and clean up across the day.

Then the same thing happens in Toril, in Tagum, in Santa Cruz, in Carmen, and in Cebu. We are Spirit-empowered and unhurried about it, and we would rather you came and saw.

Worship Service

Schedule

This coming Sunday, at Almendras Gym, Quimpo Boulevard, Davao City

Pastors serving on Sunday 2 August 2026. The roster changes week to week. Meet the pastoral team.

Come to whichever service fits your day · Nothing is required of you · Nobody will single you out

Bishop Rod Cubos and Mrs. Bishop Ruth Cubos at the pulpit before a full congregation in Davao City

Our senior pastors

Bishop Rod and Mrs. Bishop Ruth Cubos

“From the Cubos family to yours, may our heavenly Father’s blessings be upon you and your family.”

Bishop Rod Cubos and family

Bishop Rodolfo “Rod” Cubos founded Christ the Healer International Missions Movement and has led it ever since. He preaches most Sundays.

Mrs. Bishop Ruth Cubos serves as Associate Pastor and oversees discipleship and the women’s ministry. She preaches from the same pulpit. They pastor this church together, and have from the start.

The work this movement is known for

Three works this church is built around.

Divine Appointment

Ten thousand transformed lives a year, in the ministry’s own accounting, come through Divine Appointment.

Mass Water Baptism

Eight thousand people are baptised here in a year. They go into the water together, in the name of Christ.

End Times Prophecy Conferences

Teaching on what Scripture says is coming, held on the promise of Matthew 24:14: that this gospel of the Kingdom will be preached to every nation, and then the end will come.

What we hold to

Six convictions, in the order they usually arrive.

Healing

We believe God heals spirit, soul, and body, and we pray for the sick with expectancy and with care.

Discipleship

Faith grows in company. Small groups, teaching, and people who will keep asking how you are really doing.

Community

Real relationships, not a crowd that empties into a car park. You should be missed when you are not here.

Prayer

The foundation, not the formality. Everything this church has done started in a room where people were praying.

Mission

We exist to carry the gospel outward. To the next barangay, the next city, and the nations after that.

Excellence

Doing ordinary things carefully is a form of worship. It is also how four services run on time.

Life here

A few Sundays, as they actually looked.

Photographs and footage from our own media team. Nothing staged.

Partner with us

Every peso goes somewhere you can point at.

Giving keeps Junior Church running, sends outreach teams into barangays, and holds the doors open across seven districts and cities. You can give once or set aside something monthly.

  • Junior Church across four Sunday services
  • Feeding programmes and medical missions
  • Church planting across Mindanao and the Visayas
  • Pastoral care and prayer ministry

No pressure · No public recognition · Give what you have decided in your heart to give

Before you come

Questions people actually ask.

What time are the Sunday services?

Four services at Almendras Gym on Quimpo Boulevard, Davao City: 9:05 to 10:20 AM, 11:05 AM to 12:20 PM, 1:05 to 2:20 PM, and 3:05 to 4:20 PM. Junior Church begins 35 minutes before each service.

Where exactly do you meet?

Our main gathering is at Almendras Gym, Quimpo Boulevard, Davao City. We also have congregations in Toril, Santa Cruz, Tagum, Carmen, and Cebu City. Every location is listed on the Visit page.

How can I give?

Through GCash or by scanning our QR code, either once or monthly. Details are on the Give page. Giving is never a condition of belonging here.

What should I wear, and what happens when I arrive?

Come as you are. Most people dress comfortably for Davao weather. Someone at the door will point you to a seat and to Junior Church if you have children with you. You will not be asked to stand up, introduce yourself, or give anything.

Can I bring my children?

Yes. Junior Church runs before each of the four services and is built for ages 0 to 12. Children are also welcome to stay with you in the main service.

What does Christ the Healer believe?

We are a Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered church. We hold to one God in three persons, the full divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ, the Bible as the inspired Word of God, salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone, the baptism and gifts of the Holy Spirit, and divine healing for spirit, soul, and body. The full statement is on the About page.

You are called Christ the Healer. Do you pray for the sick?

Yes, and we do it gladly. We believe God heals. We also believe He gave us doctors, nurses, and medicine, and we never ask anyone to choose between prayer and proper medical care. Our prayer teams are available after every service.

What are the Seven Feasts of the Lord?

They are the seven appointed times God set in the Hebrew calendar: Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, Pentecost, Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles. Each carries a meaning and each finds its fulfilment in Christ. We teach them regularly, and you can explore all seven on our Appointed Times page.

The doors open again this Sunday.

You do not need to be sure of anything to walk in.
Bring the questions you have been carrying.

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