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Worship Generation Stores
Worship Generation Stores
July 22, 2014 at 1:20am
Worship Generation is a brand of Christian merchandise that seeks to make worship a lifestyle. Our products primarily cater to people who are proud of their faith and who desire to proclaim God’s love. It is our hope that through our merchandise, people will have a means by which they can express their passion for Jesus and in the process, evangelize to others. See you in the following stores and together, let's #MakeWorshipALifestyle

Worship Generation Market! Market!
1st Floor, The Alley, near the Activity Center,
Market! Market!,
Bonifacio Global City

Worship Generation Eastwood
3rd floor, across CCF,
Eastwood Citywalk 3,
Eastwood City

Worship Generation St. Thomas Square
In front University of Sto. Tomas
P. Campa St. cor. Espana Blvd.,
Sampaloc, Manila

Worship Generation Makati
3rd floor, in front CCF
A-Venue, Makati Avenue,
Makati City Saturday: 4PM-9PM
Sunday: 9AM-6PM

Worship Generation MarQuee Mall
2nd floor, overlooking the Activity Center
MarQuee Mall, Angeles City
Pampanga

Worship Generation Fairview Terraces 2/F near Filbar's and Sbarro
Fairview Terraces
Quezon City

Worship Generation Online

House of Praise

1. House of Panay

2. House of Praise SM North EDSA

3. House of Praise Robinsons Galleria

4. House of Praise VMall (Greenhiills)

5. House of Praise Festival Mall

6. House of Praise St. Francis Square

7. House of Praise SM Megamall
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