The work began on January 22, 2010 with the first The Boys’ Brigade orientation seminar held at Grace Christian College, Quezon City, Metro Manila. This led to more orientation seminars when news travelled to others who wanted to know more about the ministry. By the end of 2010, five new The Boys’ Brigade companies were formed. A further ten more companies were formed in 2011 and by the end of 2011, The Boys’ Brigade Philippines has a total membership of 1500 Boys and Girls.

The Boys’ Brigade Philippines was officially registered with the government on May 4, 2012 taking on the name of “The Brigade, Philippines”. The Boys’ Brigade Philippines was officially admitted as full member of The Boys’ Brigade Asia on 29 December 2012.

Employment of one full-time staff will be the focus in 2014. We seek your continuous funding support and prayers for the ministry work in the Philippines that more souls will be won over to Jesus.

One of the major milestones achieved since the inception was the partnership with a Christian NGO, The Center for Community Transformation to recruit five-hundred street and homeless Boys and Girls into the Brigade ministry. They were recruited in January 2011 and were officially enrolled as members of the Brigade in April 2011. Lives were transformed and today we see a more discipline and purposeful life in them. The first batch of twenty Boys and Girls attended the Leadership Development Course Basic level (equivalent to NCOs Proficiency Star) in Taygaytay from August 27th to 28th, 2011.

In 2012, the Center for Community Transformation decided to adopt The Boys’ Brigade ministry as one of their main vehicle to reach out to the children and youths in their centres throughout the Philippines. Two trainings were conducted on March 11, 2012 and July 2, 2012 to equip their officers to run The Boys’ Brigade program in their respective centres throughout the country.

The Ministry travel to the southern island when invitation was received in Mindanao. Thirty-seven participants from three Christian schools in Mindanao attended the two days training in Davao from May 25th to 26th, 2012.

As at 2012, The Boys’ Brigade ministry is present in the island of Luzon and Mindanao with total membership of 3,500 Boys and Girls.