Hispanic Latino Ministries

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Sign on to statement for
Justice for Immigrants
"As part of the Council's effort to bring some “climate change” to the anti-immigrant climate in our state, we are encouraging people of faith to sign on as supporters of a statement called the Religious Coalition for Justice for Immigrants . Please note that organizations are listed for identification purposes only, so this is a personal statement of support."
-- NC Council of Churches

Click the link to access the form: www.nccouncilofchurches.org and sign the statement for justice for immigrants. The full statement can be found on the NC Council of Churches website. Please prayerfully consider joining this unified ecumenical effort to take a stand for justice for immigrants by signing in approval of this statement.

Cristo me ama
- La Biblica dice asi
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Yes, Jesus loves me
The Bible tells me so

We Are The People of The
United Methodist Church 2008

When Hispanic/Latinos Meet...
In our conference, when Hispanic/Latinos meet in a local church and the pastor and laity refer to them as "The Hispanic Church" we ask ourselves why. We are called to be one in Christ. It is our desire to participate in one church experience. Gatherings at different times and in differenct languages honor different cultures-the cultures of teenagers, children, singles, older adults, etc. We enjoy singing and hearing the Word of God taught in a language that is so familiar to our hearts! But we love being part of the family of God.