In 1992, Velarde and the movement has expanded to television, when the movement taking its programming airtime on the government owned broadcasting network Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation with the Sunday late night delayed broadcast of the weekly Saturday Family Appointments, and the broadcasts of the weekly Family Appointments becomes the sixth longest-reigning religious program in Philippine television history. In addition, the movement also produced the faith-based drama anthology series "Mga Himala at Gintong Aral ni El Shaddai" from 1994 until its cancellation in 1997. Velarde himself serves as the host for the series.