Lead Church Planter
Milwaukee Wisconsin
Iglesia Su Presencia
September 28
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About My Family
I am Honduran and was born and raised in the ministry. I remember from the age of 6 saying that when I grew up I would be a missionary and would take the gospel to different parts of the world.
In 2016, God moved me to the United States to study the Bible, where I met my wife, Lina. Lina is from Mexico and was also born and raised in the ministry. A couple of years after she graduated from seminary, while she was doing ministry in a church in Chicago, God allowed us to reconnect and united our hearts and purposes. We got married in June of 2020, and since October of that year we have been serving God among the Hispanic community in Wisconsin. We have been living for a year in the city of Waukesha, but our ministry is focused in Milwaukee County.
In 2016, God moved me to the United States to study the Bible, where I met my wife, Lina. Lina is from Mexico and was also born and raised in the ministry. A couple of years after she graduated from seminary, while she was doing ministry in a church in Chicago, God allowed us to reconnect and united our hearts and purposes. We got married in June of 2020, and since October of that year we have been serving God among the Hispanic community in Wisconsin. We have been living for a year in the city of Waukesha, but our ministry is focused in Milwaukee County.
About My Church Plant
We have the opportunity to minister among the Hispanics in Wisconsin, due to the minimal number of Hispanic Baptist churches in Wisconsin. God has placed a burden on our hearts for this state as we see the growing Hispanic community, which implies a growing need for the gospel as well. God has opened doors among the Hispanic community through helping them with their need for guidance in the immigration process and also helping them with the basic needs they have when they arrive from their countries.
God has been good to us, and we are blessed to see the group of Hispanic people attending our prayer services and Sunday school. We are blessed to have about 25 people attending regularly every Sunday.
God has been good to us, and we are blessed to see the group of Hispanic people attending our prayer services and Sunday school. We are blessed to have about 25 people attending regularly every Sunday.
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.
