The Psychology of the Immigrant and Latine Ministry
As churches in the United States continue their efforts to engage in Latine ministry, we often forget to reflect on the psychological aspect of the immigrant experience. Many of us…
As churches in the United States continue their efforts to engage in Latine ministry, we often forget to reflect on the psychological aspect of the immigrant experience. Many of us…
In many Latin countries, the Christmas season begins with a diverse array of celebrations, ranging from their unique representations of the Virgin Mary to cleansing rituals. For example, in my…
By Jamil Zoughb While they were in Bethlehem, the time came for the baby to be born, and she gave birth…
By Violeta Siguenza There is nothing as rewarding to a pastor (at least for me) as having the privilege of baptizing someone new into the Christian faith. As Latinos, we…
Thanks to the movie Coco, many had the opportunity to learn about Dia de los Muertos -Day of the Dead- a very Latin tradition that is celebrated throughout Latin America,…
God of abundance, we come before you this day in Koplitz Auditorium with hearts overflowing with gratitude for your goodness and faithfulness. We rejoice at the indwelling of your Holy…
Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from September 15th to October 15th, is a time of vibrant celebration and reflection on the rich cultural diversity of the Hispanic and Latino communities in…
Scroll down to get information about: Expectations of Student Participation in Worship Planning and Leadership—with survey responses needed by August 15. Opportunities to volunteer to serve in worship during Prolog…
The word “quinceañera” comes from the Spanish word for fifteen years, quinceaños, and it refers to the tradition of having a special celebration on a young woman’s fifteenth birthday. The…
In many of our Latine communities, presenting your children to God on their third birthday is a tradition; it is celebrated especially in Mexico. Originally as a pastor, I didn’t…