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26 Facts About Eddie Villanueva

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Eddie Villanueva, is an evangelist and president-founder of the Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide.

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Eddie Villanueva was previously a communist-atheist, radical activist, and street parliamentarian.

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Eddie Villanueva is the founder of the Philippines for Jesus Movement, which has more than forty bishops from different Christian churches nationwide as members.

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Eddie Villanueva was a presidential candidate in the 2004 and 2010 Philippine elections and a senatorial candidate in the 2013 midterm Philippine elections, all as the standard bearer of the Bangon Pilipinas Party.

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Eddie Villanueva is a radio-TV evangelist owning ZOE Broadcasting Network, a commercial television and radio broadcasting station which owns VHF Channel 11 and UHF Channel 33.

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Eddie Villanueva is the owner and founder of the Jesus Is Lord Colleges Foundation, Inc, a Christian school in Bocaue, Bulacan, where his wife, Adoracion Villanueva is the school president.

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Eddie Villanueva is currently a member of the 19th Congress of the Philippines and has been a Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives in the 18th Congress.

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Eddie Villanueva was born on October 6,1946, in Bocaue, Bulacan, to parents Joaquin Eddie Villanueva and Maria Cruz.

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Joaquin Eddie Villanueva was a former Olympic sprinter who represented the Philippines in the Far Eastern Games for four consecutive years in 1920s.

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In 1969, Eddie Villanueva graduated with a degree in commerce, majoring in economics, from the Philippine College of Commerce, since renamed the Polytechnic University of the Philippines.

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Eddie Villanueva was immersed in both student and labor movements in the 1970s, joining the progressive segments of society which opposed Marcos' dictatorship.

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Eddie Villanueva took up law at the University of the Philippines but was already into so much activism that he never had time to take the bar examination.

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Eddie Villanueva worked as a full-time faculty member in the Economics and Finance Department of PCC until 1972.

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Eddie Villanueva then worked as the export manager of Maran Export Industries in 1973 and from 1976 to 1977, he was the general manager of the Agape Trading Co.

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Eddie Villanueva returned to PCC, now renamed, in 1978 as a part-time professor.

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Five days after that "dramatic encounter with God", Eddie Villanueva was brought face to face with a miracle he could never forget: the land-grabbers were arrested and detained.

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On October 5,1978, Eddie Villanueva founded the Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide formerly named Jesus Is Lord Fellowship, "which started with just 15 members from his Bible studies".

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Eddie Villanueva is against same-sex marriage; he said in an interview, "According to the Bible, don't imitate what happened in Sodom and Gomorrah because judgment will befall on the country if it's done".

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Eddie Villanueva ran for a Senate seat in 2013 as a standalone candidate of Bangon Pilipinas.

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Eddie Villanueva was ordained Minister of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in 1979 by the California-based Victory in Christ Church and International Ministries.

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Eddie Villanueva has been conferred the office of Episcopacy by the Sectarian Body of Christ in the Philippines in April 1996.

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In February 2001, Eddie Villanueva received the EDSA People Power Freedom Award for ZOE TV 11 for its fair coverage of the People Power II movement.

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Eddie Villanueva founded and owns ZOE Broadcasting Network Inc and operates Channel 11 on Filipino television.

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Eddie Villanueva married Dr Adoracion "Dory" Villanueva on June 5,1971, and their marriage lasted until her death on March 10,2020.

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Emmanuel Joel Eddie Villanueva, is currently a Senator, Senate Majority Leader, and became the youngest member of the House of Representatives when he took his oath of office as a representative of the CIBAC partylist on February 6,2002.

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Eddie Villanueva was married to Sherwin Tugna, a former CIBAC partylist representative.