Lead Church Planter
Waterloo Wisconsin
Centro Bíblico La Roca
November 12
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About My Family
My wife, Maria Gladys, is a lawyer by profession. On August 15, we will have been married for 24 years. Our daughter Valentina is studying pre-med biology at Maranatha Baptist University. She will graduate in 2023. We have been living in Wisconsin for four years in a town called Marshall.
The three of us are from Bogota, Colombia. But we moved to the United States because the Lord wanted me to serve Him full time, and for that He opened the doors at Rio Grande Bible College Seminary (August 2011).
My profession is business administrator, and I have a master’s degree in personal finance economics. While the Lord was training me, He gave called me to plant a Hispanic church.
The three of us are from Bogota, Colombia. But we moved to the United States because the Lord wanted me to serve Him full time, and for that He opened the doors at Rio Grande Bible College Seminary (August 2011).
My profession is business administrator, and I have a master’s degree in personal finance economics. While the Lord was training me, He gave called me to plant a Hispanic church.
About My Church Plant
For the past seven years, I have been working completely for the Lord. He brought me to this country so I could teach with suitability to every person, young child or old person about the love and mercy that He has shown us by giving us His beloved Son.
The ministry is done for the towns of Waterloo and Marshall as main focuses; however, there are two nearby cities where we also do evangelism and visitation, inviting Hispanics to come to our church, which is La Roca Bible Center.
Currently, we have nine adults who come to the service on Sundays and 20 children who have their service every Thursday afternoon. We have four Bible studies in different homes with 13 people meeting.
We also go to the barracks every week of 45 men who come to do temporary rural work and teach them about the Lord.
The ministry is done for the towns of Waterloo and Marshall as main focuses; however, there are two nearby cities where we also do evangelism and visitation, inviting Hispanics to come to our church, which is La Roca Bible Center.
Currently, we have nine adults who come to the service on Sundays and 20 children who have their service every Thursday afternoon. We have four Bible studies in different homes with 13 people meeting.
We also go to the barracks every week of 45 men who come to do temporary rural work and teach them about the Lord.
NAMB Church Planting
Millions in North America are in desperate need of hope. Ultimately, the only hope that’s going to last - in this life and the next - is the hope of the gospel. North American missionaries build relationships and share this hope in their communities and beyond.
