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Visit REFORMACULTURAL.com  Nation's Leading Hispanic Christian Organization Joins the National Campaign to  Prevent Teen Pregnancy's Strategic Partnership for Hispanic Churches    - 2009 Campaign Updates    - 2007 Teen Birth Rate Summary (PDF)    - Teen Birth rate Analysis (2) (PDF)    - Teen Birth rate Analysis (2) (PDF)    - Assessing Changes in Teen Population (PDF)    - Faith Hope Love [English] (PDF)    - Faith Hope Love [Spanish] (PDF)    - Voices Heard [English] (PDF)    - Voices Heard [Spanish] (PDF)    - The Changing Twenties (PDF)    - A Look at Latinos (PDF)    - Science Says 35 - Acculturation and Sexual Behavior Among Latino Youth (PDF) NHCLC and the 2008 Elections: El líder evangélico ha sido un defensor de los hispanos Christian Leaders Push Immigration Reform as Faith Issue Is Hope Bilingual? America’s most influential Hispanic Evangelical Leader, releases new book to address difficult times “Path of Miracles” NHCLC Launches Pentecostal subsidiary, The National Hispanic Pentecostal Congress, Rev. Saturnino Gonzalez, Appointed as National Commissioner NYC archbishop's challenge: Not losing Hispanics Evangelical Group Releases Poll On Latino Protestant Attitudes In 2008 Elections National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference partners with America's Voice in support of Immigration Reform, "Tour of the Faithful "to mobilize believers National Hispanic Christian Leadership Florida Leader, Nino Gonzalez, Influence in Politics on the Rise What leaders are saying about NHCLC: The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) is the National Hispanic Association of Evangelicals serving approximately 15 Million Evangelical/Born Again Christians and 18,000 congregations by providing leadership, fellowship, networking, parterships and a representative voice before governmental and ecclesiastical authorities. As a sister organization of the National Association of Evangelicals, the NHCLC connects Hispanic churches to other evangelical churches in America and beyond. NHCLC leads Hispanic congregations and denominations through fellowship, networking, partnerships, public advocacy and more. —Leith Anderson, President, National Association of Evangelicals "NHCLC represents a much needed culturally affirmative worldview with a deeper spiritual expression and a broader social agenda and is an authentic, independent witness of strong Christian principles for the growing, diverse Latino community." —Dr. Jesse Miranda "The NHCLC is a prophetic voice to and for the Hispanic/Latino Christian community in the United States with a clear focus on providing a message of hope to our youth and families. I am grateful to be connected to this national ministry, especially when we have opportunity to advocate and act on behalf of "the least of these" among us." —Albert L. Reyes, President, Buckner Children & Family Services "NHCLC has served as a conduit for social action and change for Hispanic churches across the country. In addition, NHCLC provides a breath of fresh air for Hispanic leaders and their ministries. As I complete my first year as part of the executive board, I am proud to be associated with this organization and its work. I look forward to further advancement on the issues faced by the Hispanic community in the coming year." —Rev. Wilfredo De Jesus, Senior Pastor, New Life Covenant Ministries Noticias de La Iglesia Hispana en Español UPDATE: The Washington Post invited NHCLC President Samuel Rodriguez to participate in threading the Faith narrative in America by his participation and inclusion in the distinguished panel of bloggers on Washington Post's "Onfaith" Blog. Click on the "On Faith" banner above to learn more Changing Faiths: Latinos and the Transformation of American Religion A joint survey by the Pew Hispanic Project and the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life NHCLC to recognize The Jesse Miranda Leadership Center as Latino Evangelical “Think Tank” and Leading Center for Latino Evangelical Leadership Studies The NHCLC recognizes Dr. Miranda’s vital role in opening the pathway for so many of the blessings the Latino Church is currently experiencing particularly in the area of National influence. The Nations most recognized Foreign Policy Think Tank, The Council on Foreign Relations invited Rev. Sam Rodriguez, representing the NHCLC and the entire Latino Evangelical Community in a discussion on how religion impacts American Foreign Policy. NHCLC Declares War on Xenophobia and Anti-Latino Rhetoric The NHCLC launched a nationwide tour engaging close to 18,000 churches in registering voters, addressing xenophobia and racism from the pulpits while simultaneously presenting "The Hispanic American Christian Manifesto". Hispanic Mega Church Association to Host annual Conference, Beginning April 2008 The Recent Pew Research Data in respect to the growing Hispanic Evangelical population prompted the HISPANIC MEGA CHURCH ASSOCIATION or HMCA to announce an annual conference to discuss issues relevant and unique to America's largest Latino Evangelical Congregations. Promise Keepers and NHCLC Reaffirm Strategic Partnership. President Joins NHCLC advisory Board, NHCLC President Appointed to Promise Keepers Board of Directors representing the Latino Community. NHCLC President, Rodriguez speaks at National Church in D.C. Addressing in Pentecost. Clinton and Obama address Faith Issues. New Life Covenant Church Draws Global Attention Pastor Wilfredo DeJesus and the New Life Covenant Church in Chicago continue to present a vibrant model of a 21st Century Kingdom congregation. "Pastor DeJesus is one of America's Top Pastors", declared Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, Hispanic NAE President The number of Spanish-speaking evangelicals is growing, in Wichita and across the U.S. There are now about 10 million Hispanic Protestants, according to the recent Hispanic Churches in American Public Life research project. That number has doubled during the past 10 years. U.S. Hispanic believers prefer Spirit-filled worship in Spanish "Hispanic believers in the United States prefer Spirit-filled religious expression and gravitate toward a distinctively ethnic worship experience, opting to go to church with other Hispanics and speak Spanish when they get there, according to a recent report by the Washington, D.C.-based Pew Hispanic Center. ©2009 National Hispanic Leadership Conference (NHCLC). 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