
We believe immigrant Christians represent one of the greatest hopes for renewing the church in North America and are at the center of God's mission in the world. In this blog we highlight diaspora leaders and people groups exemplifying this vision.
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En esta entrevista de HOU Global Church Project, los pastores mexicanos Ricardo y Blanca Guajardo (Iglesia Torre Fuerte) cuentan su historia de servicio a la ciudad y plantación de iglesias en Houston durante más de 40 años. Su hijo, Abraha...
In this HOU Global Church Project interview, Mexican pastors Ricardo & Blanca Guajardo (Iglesia Torre Fuerte) tell their story of serving the city and planting churches in Houston for over 40 years. Their son, Abraham Guajardo, shares about...
This is the third article in our HOU Global Church Project series (aquí en Español) where we seek to highlight the stories, gifts and missional vibrancy of the Global Church in Houston. See the end of the article for ways to participate and...
La comunidad coreana en Houston se concentra en la zona de Spring Branch, cerca de Long Point y Gessner Road. Para una comunidad de aproximadamente 27.000 personas en el área metropolitana de Houston, existen más de 30 iglesias; la mayoría...
This is the second article in our new HOU Global Church Project series (aquí en Español) where we seek to highlight the stories, gifts and missional vibrancy of the Global Church in Houston. See the end of the article for ways to participat...
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We believe immigrant Christians represent the greatest hope for renewing the Church and city in North America. We exist to help plant immigrant churches, empower the next generation, and foster multi-church partnerships.
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