Lead Church Planter
Naples Florida
Iglesia Bautista Vino Nuevo
December 29
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About My Family
I was born and raised in Puerto Rico. My first language is Spanish, but I speak English. I am a pastor in a new church plant with Sent Network. I have been a pastor for the past 24 years, but in the Southern Baptist Convention for the past 6years. I have been married to my beautiful wife, Emely, for 42 years and have lived in Naples, Florida, since 1987. I have two kids. My daughter is Neidy Marie, and my son is Christopher. I have four grandkids: Kalev, Cataleya, Bella and Zara.
We have been establish in this area for the last 35 years. I have seen how this county have changed, that why I am planting a Spanish church. I can tell you that the Spanish population has increased incredibly in this area, and I am praying for resources that can allow our church to reach more Spanish people in the area.
We have been establish in this area for the last 35 years. I have seen how this county have changed, that why I am planting a Spanish church. I can tell you that the Spanish population has increased incredibly in this area, and I am praying for resources that can allow our church to reach more Spanish people in the area.
About My Church Plant
I have been in this church plant since December 3, 2023. The name of our church is Iglesia Bautista Vino Nuevo and is a bilingual church. We work with the community, helping people follow Christ. Our ministry in the little time we have been here help people, help a school with poor kids, and help a church that needs some help. Our job is to learn how to serve and teach the church the same thing. We want to disciple, multiply and in a future plant other churches.
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