Pastors Salguero

10/15/2026

TONIGHT ON PBS! | DON’T MISS IT! 🙌🏽🔥

As we close tonight celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite you to tune in TONIGHT, October 15, for Episode 3 of Christianity at a Crossroads, a documentary by Journey Films airing on TV on PBS Channel!

The full documentary explores the changing landscape and future of Christianity in America. The growing influence of Latino Pentecostalism and the transformative work of Latino and Latino-led multiethnic evangelical churches. We celebrate the featuring a segment on The Gathering as an example of a larger Latino evangelical movement helping revitalize American Christianity.

WATCH TONIGHT ON PBS!
➡️Check your local PBS listings for broadcast times.
📲 Also available on the PBS app.

▶️ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Evwvs27rQZc

We invite you to watch, share, and celebrate this meaningful moment with us. Continue to pray for Latino Pentecostals and evangelicals to be a part of the larger faithful christian witness. May our collective "Yes" continue to point people toward Jesus and His love for the world!

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! 🙌🏻🔥

10/12/2026

Two days of leadership, alignment, and forward movement.

Our Board Meeting 2026 reflects the work behind the vision thoughtful conversations, strategic updates, and key decisions shaping what’s ahead.

From advocacy efforts to organizational growth and long-term sustainability, every moment was centered on strengthening our impact.

Grateful for the leadership, unity, and commitment around the table. Our work continues.

10/12/2026

There is a reckoning coming. Not rooted in partisanship, but in accountability.

In a recent interview with Charlene Aaron - CBN News CBN News, Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero- Pastors Salguero reminds us: Immigration is not the only issue, but it is a moral priority. And in the absence of reform, we will continue to see policies shift from administration to administration leaving vulnerable communities caught in the middle.

This is why we have consistently called for bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform - for over 15 years - not as a talking point, but as a necessity.

At NaLEC, we are not observers of this moment. We have:

• Walked detention center grounds
• Sat with families in crisis
• Advocated in Congressional offices
• Met with White House officials
• Mobilized pastors across the nation
• And, have placed our own lives in the line of threats.

We are not avatars. We are witnesses in the trenches. And we believe that there will be a reckoning for those who remained silent and those who turned away.

We invite leaders and communities of faith to reflect: Will we act with clarity, courage, and conviction?

📌 Watch the full interview here and share: https://youtu.be/n9nXpG2Dnj4?si=-IPBeI3UIeiSyW3X

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10/12/2026

Celebrating our heritage. Embracing our calling. Strengthening our communities.

Today, Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero - Pastors Salguero, President of National Latino Evangelical Coalition - NALEC, in conversation with Javier Yunes, about how we can contribute from our Hispanic heritage and lived experiences to the communities we call home.

Together, we’re sharing the heart behind Our Daily Bread Ministries new digital devotional, | , created especially for Hispanic Heritage Month, a beautiful reminder that our faith calls us to see, serve, and love our neighbors.

📖 Access the devotional here: https://www.odbm.org/es/somos-vecinos

➡️See the live here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdSBJl8kSVe/?stkn=dXc4ZDE4aTAxcGFt

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana! Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!🎉

10/12/2026

We are NOT a footnote in the American story. Somos parte de su historia.

For 15 years, NaLEC has witnessed what happens when faith, leadership, and community come together with purpose.

We are shaping its present.
Y seremos parte de quienes lideran su futuro.

We are the prayers of our abuelas.
El sacrificio de nuestros padres.
The faith of our churches.
Y los sueños de nuestros hijos.

We are pastors, professors, entrepreneurs, educators, workers, and leaders. We are artists and advocates, misioneros y servidores.

We have built churches, businesses, and communities.
Y hemos ayudado a construir esta nación.

We don’t all look the same.
No todos hablamos igual.
Our journeys are different.
Y nuestras experiencias no son una sola historia.

But there is something powerful in what we carry together:
Fe. Familia. Comunidad. Esperanza.🙌🏻

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate not only where we come from, but the impact we are making today and the legacy we are building for generations to come.

For 15 years, NaLEC has been serving and empowering the evangelical church, creating space for Latino leaders and churches to thrive, serve, lead, and make an impact across our nation.

Celebramos quiénes somos. Celebramos lo que Dios ha hecho. Y celebramos todo lo que aún está por venir.

Somos la cabeza y no la cola.
Estamos arriba y no abajo.

De generación en generación, Dios es nuestro amparo.

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana! 🎉🙌🏻 Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!

15 años de fe. 15 años de servicio. 15 años de impacto Nacional. And the story is still being written.

10/12/2026

Today, as Hispanic Heritage Month begins, we are proud to release Faith on the Frontlines.

Published by the Latino Action Network Foundation (LANF) in collaboration with CRECE at Kean University and the National Latino Evangelical Coalition - NALEC, this first-of-its-kind New Jersey policy report draws on the voices and experiences of more than 100 Latino pastors, chaplains, and ministry leaders serving communities across the state.

Their message is clear: immigration, affordable housing, and mental health are among the most urgent challenges facing the families they serve. The report also documents a larger reality—Latino faith institutions are serving as trusted community anchors and de facto first responders, helping families navigate needs that extend far beyond the walls of their congregations.

As we begin Hispanic Heritage Month, Faith on the Frontlines elevates voices deeply rooted in our communities and provides a foundation for greater collaboration, investment, and action.

🔗Read the report: https://www.nalec.org/post/faith-on-the-frontlines-new-jersey-latino-pastors-speak-to-the-most-urgent-challenges-facing-their

10/10/2026

We are pastors AND public theologians. We are called to both. Así el Señor lo decidió y estamos fijos en nuestro llamado.

We have the privilege of leading a local church and a national institution. We shepherd congregants in the pews while engaging in the public square. We preach, disciple, and care for people, while also addressing the pressing moral and ethical questions of our time.

What does that mean?

We will preach salvation through Jesus Christ, proclaim His resurrection and healing power, call people to repentance, and invite them into a transformative relationship with Him.

AND...

We will speak about justice, defend human dignity, advocate for the vulnerable, challenge harmful systems, and call the Church to embody the Gospel we proclaim.

We will pray for the sick AND advocate for access to healthcare.

We will feed the hungry AND ask why so many families struggle to put food on their tables.

We will welcome the stranger AND advocate for just and humane immigration reform.

We will preach reconciliation AND confront the prejudices and injustices that divide communities.

We will minister to the imprisoned AND challenge injustices within the systems that incarcerate them.

We will proclaim that Jesus saves AND insist that following Him must transform how we live, treat others, and engage the world.

This dual calling is not always understood. Frankly, it is not always easy to navigate. We are too pastoral for some activists and too publicly engaged for those who prefer their pastors remain silent.

Some activists consider us too cautious, too pastoral, or too committed to dialogue and reconciliation. They sometimes mistake our commitment to relationships and nonpartisanship for a lack of courage. On the other hand, some Christians consider us too outspoken or too engaged in public matters. For them, “just preach the Gospel” becomes the refrain.

But neither group gets to define our calling. God called Gabriel and me individually when we were both very young to both roles.

We are not advocates who happen to be Christians. Nor are we pastors whose faith ends at the church doors. We are followers of Jesus, called to shepherd His people and bear public witness to His Kingdom.

So, no, we will not retreat into the sanctuary. Nor will we exchange our pastoral identity for the demands of advocacy. We will continue to preach Christ, shepherd His people, seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God.

We will not always get the balance right AND at the same time, we will not apologize for believing that the same Jesus who saves souls also cares deeply about the suffering of the people He came to redeem.

10/10/2026

10/06/2026

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...

As part of our continued celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the National Latino Evangelical Coalition - NALEC invites you to watch a powerful new segment of the PBS and Journey Films documentary “Christianity at a Crossroads”, featuring the growing influence of Latino Pentecostalism and the transformative work of Latino and Latino-led multiethnic evangelical churches.

The full documentary explores the changing landscape and future of Christianity in America. It features a segment on The Gathering as an example of a larger Latino evangelical movement helping revitalize American Christianity.

The segment is available today on YouTube and airs on PBS, Oct 15th.
Watch here➡️🔗https://youtu.be/Evwvs27rQZc?is=CqiqkSHdwcbDmN1A

We pray you watch and continue to pray for Latino Pentecostals and evangelicals to be a part of the larger faithful Christian witness.

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! 🙌🏻🔥