NHCLC unites in defense of life in the face of historic decision to legalize abortion in Arizona
Last Wednesday, May 1, the Arizona Senate made a historic decision by voting to repeal the 1864 abortion ban, opening the door to the implementation of a law allowing abortions up to 15 weeks of pregnancy. The NHCLC, along with religious leaders and pro-life advocates, was present to pray and intercede at this critical time. […]
NHCLC boosts leadership training with #EQUIP.
San Antonio, TX, April 25, 2024 (El Mensaje Communications) – During April 18-19, the NHCLC (National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference) held in San Antonio, TX, an #EQUIP event, an NHCLC initiative designed to provide ongoing training for pastors and lay church leaders. This program has become a fundamental platform for training and equipping Hispanic church […]
Rev. Samuel Rodriguez condemns political violence in wake of attack on former President Trump
USA July 13, 2024 – Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, a prominent evangelical leader and president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), has issued a strong statement condemning the recent attack on former President Donald Trump during a political rally in Pennsylvania. This incident has shocked the nation and underscored ongoing concerns about political violence […]
Rev. Samuel Rodríguez Condemns Offensive Comments About Puerto Rico and Calls for Focus on True Priorities in Elections
The prominent Christian leader and President of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), Rev. Samuel Rodríguez, recently issued a strong statement following the remarks made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who made an offensive joke referring to Puerto Rico as “garbage” at a Donald Trump campaign event in New York. Before a mixed audience, Hinchcliffe […]
Freedom
Frank Capra always remembered his trip to America as the worst experience of his life. When he was five years old, Frank emigrated from Italy to the United States with his parents and six siblings. The trip was made on the cheap and cramped section of a ship. Frank recalled being constantly sick and hungry. […]
Compassion
Nathan was born in Bavaria to German Jewish parents. His father moved the family to the United States in 1854. The family was financially devastated when the American Civil War destroyed their business. Nathan’s family moved to New York City and launched a new cookware business. This was so successful that Nathan became co-owner of […]
Make People Happy
On a special October evening in 1951, Albert Engelken was standing in front of a bank window in New Jersey watching the third and final game of the National League playoffs between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants. He was twelve years old. The series was tied with the winner going to the […]