By Jeremy Weber One of two buildings destroyed by an explosion today northeast of Manhattan’s Central Park not only housed a longstanding Hispanic evangelical church—it also reportedly housed one-third of the congregation. So reports The Huffington Post as more details emerge behind the natural gas accident in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood that has…
By Warren Bird Because Sergio De La Mora and his leaders understand the dynamics of both the “hood and the high rise,” and they are developing a church culture that is empowering what they call the “Samaritan Generation,” Cornerstone Church in San Diego is becoming one of the nation’s best-known churches in reaching second-generation Hispanics….
By Joe Sutter The Life and Hope Hispanic Presbyterian Church in Fort Dodge has been through four different meeting places in the last eight years. Now, it’s found a place that looks like a traditional church, for the first time. There’s a balcony over the sanctuary, a fellowship hall, a kitchen, and even a steeple….