Former Religion:
Born a Catholic, I became an altar boy at the age of eight and continued performing as such until 1977. I was in a boarding school then of the Guardian Angel High School in Goa, India. Because the boarding school was administered by priests, I was I forced to be an altar boy when, in fact, I had no desire of becoming one and I just had to fulfill my duties as I was told to by the priest. . . .  I was told to believe in the statues, pray to them, and recite the novena or the chain prayer, as it is called. . . . My duty as an altar boy ended when I went abroad, to Abu Dhabi. . . .
Iglesia ni Cristo:
What I experienced then surprised me. This worship service was different from the Catholic Mass. The teachings were clear, unlike those of the Catholic Church. . . . . The Bible teaches of only one God and this is what  the Iglesia ni Cristo upholds. In this religion, too, the doctrine of salvation is clearly explained. . . . . I was not able to attend another worship service in Doha because I went on a holiday to the Philippines for five days. . . .  attend the English worship service in Quiapo Locale. During the worship service, I really felt that God was there.  Again, the teachings were clear and. the hymns of praises were very meaningful.
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