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MissionTalk Mission Talk equips Latino churches to lead change in communities and mobilizes
to impact public policy and transform the conditions of people’s daily lives.

On September 7–8, Mission Talk was humbled and honored to play a part in a historic gathering in Washington, D.C., conve...
09/09/2026

On September 7–8, Mission Talk was humbled and honored to play a part in a historic gathering in Washington, D.C., convened and hosted by the Confraternity of Pentecostal Entities of the Americas (CEPA).

Latino Pentecostal and evangelical bishops, pastors, and leaders from across the country representing over 21,000 churches, came together with a shared purpose: to lift up the voices of immigrant families and communities and affirm the Church’s responsibility to stand for human dignity, compassion, and justice.

We are grateful to CEPA for bringing together leaders from across the nation and proud to support them during these important two days.

Mission Talk remains committed to equipping and mobilizing the Church to engage the issues affecting our communities and to be a faithful voice in the public square

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Los días 7 y 8 de septiembre, Mission Talk tuvo el privilegio y el honor de formar parte de un encuentro histórico en Washington, D.C., convocado y organizado por la Confraternidad de Entidades Pentecostales de las Américas (CEPA).

Obispos, pastores y líderes pentecostales y evangélicos latinos de todo el país, en representación de más de 21,000 iglesias, se reunieron con un propósito común: elevar las voces de las familias y comunidades inmigrantes y afirmar la responsabilidad de la Iglesia de defender la dignidad humana, la compasión y la justicia.

Estamos agradecidos con CEPA por reunir a líderes de toda la nación y nos sentimos orgullosos de haberles apoyado durante estos dos días tan importantes.

Mission Talk mantiene su compromiso de equipar y movilizar a la Iglesia para abordar los asuntos que afectan a nuestras comunidades y ser una voz fiel en la esfera pública.

09/09/2026

Director of Hispanic Ministries for Church of God, Bishop Juan (Tony) Garcia, shares on CEPA’s Evangelical Pentecostal Declaration of Immigration

09/09/2026

Oramos por las familias afectadas por el TPS. 🙏🏽
El Obispo William Rodriguez conoce esta realidad personalmente: él mismo vivió bajo la protección del TPS durante diez años, durante las administraciones de Clinton y Bush.
Hoy ora por las familias que enfrentan el temor y la incertidumbre de perder esa protección.
Señor, escucha nuestra oración.

We are praying for families affected by TPS. 🙏🏽
Bishop William Rodriguez knows this reality personally: he himself lived under TPS protection for ten years, during both the Clinton and Bush administrations.
Today, he prays for families facing the fear and uncertainty of losing that protection.
Lord, hear our prayer.

09/09/2026

Congratulations to the leadership of CEPA - Confraternidad de Entidades Pentecostales de las Americas for their prophetic voice on behalf of Immigrants.

Representation in D.C.

- 21,000 churches
- 3,992,000 members
- 36 states
- 50 head council leaders

Thanks to the President, Rev. Bishop Angel Marcial and to the executive leadership of CEPA for allowing and trusting Mission Talk to help with the organizing of this national prophetic convening.

https://www.christianpost.com/news/hispanic-pentecostals-gather-in-dc-to-ask-mercy-for-salvadorans.html

09/09/2026

(RNS) — The Hispanic Pentecostals were divided on whether the Trump administration’s immigration policies would impact how they vote in the future.

09/08/2026

Mission Talk is honored to have collaborated with CEPA to organize another historic gathering of Evangelical Pentecostal bishops and denominational leaders from across the country. Together, we raised a collective voice, calling on our government not to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Salvadorans—a decision that would impact more than 170,000 people and approximately 150,000 American children.

The leaders gathered in the room represented 36 states, more than 21,000 churches, and approximately 4 million church members.

We are grateful for the courage and unity of Pentecostal leaders who came together to stand with immigrant families and advocate for their protection and dignity.

09/07/2026
This past weekend, Mission Talk officially commissioned 6 churches to launch their Justice and Community Transformation ...
08/03/2026

This past weekend, Mission Talk officially commissioned 6 churches to launch their Justice and Community Transformation Ministries. 

After completing our year-long Leadership Development Program, church leaders from across Florida gathered at Nueva Vida Church for a weekend of implementation training with Dr. Elizabeth Conde-Frazier, taking the next step toward leading lasting transformation in their communities.

We also celebrated the conclusion of our Justice Worship Initiative, led by Dr. Wilmer Estrada, which equipped worship leaders to write songs rooted in justice and the Gospel. The initiative culminated in the creation of a new bilingual worship song that will be released soon.

We are grateful for every pastor, leader, and worship team that is helping build a faith movement empowered to lead change in society.

08/01/2026

Mission Talk: Leading Churches Toward Social Holiness

Pastor Omar of Mission Talk challenged church leaders in Kissimmee and St. Cloud, Florida, to take their ministries serving people experiencing homelessness one step further by embracing prophetic advocacy.

Grateful to Iglesia Nueva Vida for hosting a meaningful conversation on homelessness and Florida’s affordable housing crisis.

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36013, 36043, 36064, 36104, 36105, 36106, 36107, 36108, 36109, 36110, 36111, 361

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