Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches

What Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches does

The Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches is, based on its name, a religious umbrella organization serving evangelical churches in the Philippines, with its headquarters indicated as Metro Manila. The firmographic record shows approximately 11 employees and a website at pceconline.org. No operational details — including products, services, programmatic activities, governance structure, member churches, or revenue mechanics — are documented in the available source material.

A material data-integrity caveat applies: the organization's stated web domain (pceconline.org) currently resolves to Chinese-language movie streaming content ("大蜀滋鱼电影院" / Dà Shǔ Zī Yú Diànyǐngyuàn) rather than content attributable to a Philippine evangelical council. This indicates either domain repurposing, lapse in web presence, or a mismatch between the firmographic record and the live domain. No revenue, funding history, leadership team, partnership, or operating-status information is available, so the description is necessarily limited to inferred purpose from the organization name and the disclosed location and headcount.

Name

Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches

Website

https://pceconline.org

Company type

Private

Operating status

Unknown

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

The Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches is a small religious umbrella organization, headquartered in Metro Manila with approximately 11 employees, serving evangelical churches in the Philippines; no operational or financial details are publicly documented in the available input data.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Religious Organization / Ecclesiastical Council Services

NAICS

Religious Organizations (813110)

SIC

Services-Membership Organizations (8600)

akta.pro primary industry

Denominational & Ecclesiastical Governance Bodies (Dioceses, Synods, Conferences) (BPAGAJAB)

Keywords

• Evangelical church council
• Religious organization
• Church federation
• Faith-based services
• Ecclesiastical coordination

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations

Core offering

The Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches is identified as a 11-person organization headquartered in Metro Manila, Philippines. The provided source data does not include any substantive description of the council's actual programs, services, or member offerings. The only source-tagged content describes a free streaming video platform (Chinese-language site 大蜀滋鱼电影院 / Dashu Ziyu Cinema) offering movies, TV dramas, anime, variety shows, and short dramas without registration, and the firmographic record explicitly notes this content is unrelated to the council.

Product overview

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Direct peers

• World Evangelical Alliance (WEA): A global network of evangelical churches and national evangelical alliances. PCEC is a candidate member organization, making WEA a directly comparable council-of-evangelicals structure, only at the global level rather than the Philippines-specific level.
• National Association of Evangelicals (NAE, USA): A US-based national council of evangelical churches, denominations, and organizations. Closely comparable in mission and structure to PCEC — federating evangelical Christians for advocacy, training, and joint action — and serves as a model template for the council-of-evangelicals concept.
• Evangelical Fellowship in the Asian Pacific (EFAP/TEA): A regional fellowship of evangelical alliances across Asia-Pacific. Closely comparable to PCEC as a coordinating evangelical body in the same region, providing peer benchmarking for membership, programs, and advocacy.
• National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP): An ecumenical fellowship of mainline Protestant and non-Catholic churches in the Philippines. Directly comparable as a national council of churches operating in the same country, with similar representational, advocacy, and convening functions — though broader Christian rather than specifically evangelical.

Broad incumbents

• World Council of Churches (WCC): The largest global fellowship of churches. Comparable as a council-of-churches structure focused on fellowship, dialogue, and joint action; PCEC would interact with WCC through ecumenical partnerships, even though WCC is mainline-oriented rather than evangelical.
• Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP): The national council of Catholic bishops in the Philippines. Directly comparable as a national ecclesiastical governance body operating in the same geography and serving a parallel representational function for its member dioceses, though much larger and for the dominant Roman Catholic tradition.

Others

• Bibles Society of the Philippines: A Philippine faith-based nonprofit organization. Comparable as a mission-driven organization serving the Philippine Christian community through a specific programmatic function (Bible translation/distribution), paralleling how PCEC serves evangelical churches through a governance function.

Emerging players

• Philippine Council of Churches (historical): Earlier ecumenical bodies in the Philippines that historically sought to coordinate Protestant/evangelical activity. Comparable as organizational predecessors and analogues that show the historical context PCEC operates within.

Market position

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Customer concentration

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