Latino Christian National Network

09/07/2026

Today we honor the people whose work sustains our families, churches, communities, and nation.

From fields and factories to classrooms, hospitals, kitchens, offices, construction sites, and countless other workplaces, every worker carries inherent dignity that is not determined by a title, paycheck, immigration status, or position.

As people of faith, may we continue advocating for communities where work is honored, workers are treated justly, and every family has the opportunity to flourish.

"The worker deserves his wages." — Luke 10:7

09/02/2026

Voces de Esperanza | Voices of Hope

Una campaña de videos a favor de los inmigrantes, con la participación de pastores y líderes de fe que ofrecen perspectivas bíblicas y pastorales sobre la inmigración.

En este mensaje, el pastor Manny Arteaga plantea una pregunta que está por encima de la política: ¿Cómo ve Dios al inmigrante?

Basándose en Deuteronomio 10 y Mateo 25, nos recuerda que Dios ama al extranjero y que Jesús dijo: «Fui forastero, y me recibieron».

El pastor Manny Arteaga sirve en White Memorial Church, en Boyle Heights, Los Ángeles. Le apasionan la predicación, el discipulado y llevar la esperanza de Jesús a la ciudad.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/manuel.arteaga.cervantes

Comparte este video con familiares y amigos que necesitan escuchar este mensaje. Ayúdanos también a dar a conocer la labor que estamos realizando en Matthew 25 SoCal.

Síguenos y déjanos un comentario. Nos encantaría compartir más acerca de nuestro trabajo y de cómo podemos apoyar a tu iglesia y a tu comunidad.

Gracias una vez más por ver y compartir este video.

¡Dios te bendiga! 🙏

Voices of Hope | Voces de Esperanza

A pro-immigrant video campaign featuring pastors and faith leaders offering biblical and pastoral perspectives on immigration.

In this message, Rev. Manny Arteaga asks a question that comes before politics: How does God see the immigrant?

Drawing from Deuteronomy 10 and Matthew 25, he reminds the church that God loves the foreigner, and that Jesus said, “I was a stranger and you welcomed me.”

Rev. Manny Arteaga is a pastor at White Memorial Church in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. He is passionate about preaching, discipleship, and engaging the city with the hope of Jesus.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/manuel.arteaga.cervantes

Share this video with friends and family who need to hear this message, and help us spread the word about the work we’re doing at Matthew 25 SoCal.

Follow us and leave a comment. We’d love to share more about what we’re doing and how we can support you and your church.

Thank you once again for watching and sharing.

God bless! 🙏


Centro Latino at Fuller Seminary The Jesse Miranda Center for Hispanic Leadership,

09/02/2026

09/01/2026

The September LCNN Newsletter is here!

As we enter a new month, we invite you to stay connected with the work, conversations, and opportunities happening across the LCNN community.

From upcoming gatherings and resources to reflections from leaders in our network, there is much to share as we continue growing and serving together.

Take a few moments to read, stay informed, and see what’s ahead.

🔗 Read the September newsletter using the link in bio

08/31/2026

🌎 What does it mean to be Latino in the United States?

Our stories, identity, faith, and experiences shape who we are and how we contribute to the communities we call home.

Join us for “My Life as a Latino in These United States,” a conversation centered on listening to our stories, reflecting on our experiences, and exploring what it means to live as Latino in the United States.

📅 September 22
🕓 4:00 p.m. EST
💻 Via Zoom

👉 Register by scanning the QR code.

A space to listen, share, and celebrate our stories.

08/20/2026

Church leaders from across Latin America gathered in Medellín, Colombia, for the 4th Missio Dei Conference, where LCNN was represented by our President, Rev. Carlos L. Malavé, and board member Rev. Rubén Ortiz.

A highlight of the gathering was witnessing the Latin American Church’s commitment to “el evangelio integral”—a Gospel that is not only proclaimed, but lived out through care for the poor, addressing violence, strengthening families, and caring for God’s creation.

At LCNN, we believe maintaining close relationships with our brothers and sisters throughout Latin America is essential. We are grateful for the new opportunities for fellowship, learning, and collaboration that continue to grow from these relationships.

08/19/2026

World Humanitarian Day

Compassion has always been at the heart of the Gospel.

Today, we honor those who serve others with humility, courage, and love—especially those walking alongside families facing hardship, displacement, and uncertainty.

As followers of Christ, we are called to be present with our neighbors, to care for the vulnerable, and to reflect God's love through both our words and our actions.

"Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ." — Galatians 6:2

May we continue to be people who choose mercy, extend hope, and serve with compassion.

08/18/2026

📣 One week to go!

There's still time to join pastors and ministry leaders from across New York for a day of learning, encouragement, and meaningful conversation.

If you're passionate about leading your church with wisdom, courage, and compassion—we'd love to have you.

📅 August 25

Reserve your seat today.

08/16/2026

A Church that proclaims and embodies the Gospel. 🌎

For three days, church leaders from across Latin America gathered in Medellín, Colombia, for the 4th Missio Dei Conference. LCNN was represented by its president, Rev. Carlos L. Malavé, and board member, Rev. Ruben Ortiz.

It was a meaningful opportunity to listen, learn, and witness the richness of a Latin American Church that understands the holistic Gospel as a message that is not only proclaimed, but lived out and embodied in the community.

A commitment to those living in poverty, responding to violence, strengthening families, caring for children, and protecting God’s creation are all part of proclaiming the good news of salvation in Christ.

Because when we walk together, the Gospel becomes encounter, service, and transformation.

🤝 We continue building bridges of fellowship and collaboration between LCNN and the Latin American Church.

08/13/2026

he August Reflection is now available! ✨

We invite you to read this month’s reflection and be encouraged as we continue walking together in faith and service.

Follow us and register at 👉 www.juntosencristo.org to receive more inspiring reflections, resources, and updates.

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