Batang Kaharian

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Batang Kaharian
Created by Sonshine TV 43 Davao
Developed by Sonshine Media Network International
Directed by Catherina Fournier
Starring Grace Bautista
Bluesette de Guzman
Mary Anne Dioneda
Maritoni Saberon and other Cast
Theme music composer Dandy Dioneda
Romeo Bautista
Country of originPhilippines
Original languagesFilipino and English
No. of episodesn/a (airs Monday to Saturday)
Production
Executive producer Ingrid Canada
Production location Davao City
Running time30 mins.
Original release
Network ACQ-KBN/SMNI
Release2003 (2003) 
2022 (2022)

Batang Kaharian (Young Kingdom) is a 30-minute religious education program of ACQ-KBN/SMNI. It aired from 2003 to 2022.

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