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The NHCLC Latino Evangelical Leadership Summit Returns to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.

Following the remarkable success of last year’s event, the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) is pleased to announce the return of the Latino Evangelical Leadership Summit, once again hosted at the renowned Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.

Under this year’s theme, “What Belongs to God Always Wins,” the summit will offer a unique platform to connect with some of the most influential Latino evangelical leaders in the United States. Through dynamic sessions and inspiring speakers, this event will focus on strengthening communities through faith, leadership, and unity—equipping attendees to serve their congregations and communities more effectively, all for the glory of Christ.

“In times of challenge and uncertainty, the strength of the Latino church is rooted in our faith and unity. This summit is not just an event; it’s a movement to raise up a generation of leaders committed to transforming communities and proclaiming that what belongs to God will always prevail,” said Rev. Samuel Rodríguez, president of the NHCLC.

Featured speakers include Mark Varughese, Sergio Hornung, David Scarpeta, Derek Grier, Charles Olmeda, Gilberto Vélez, Reina Olmeda, Abraham Hernández, Joel Galán, Robert Albino, and Carlos Campo, CEO of the Museum of the Bible, among others.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with pastors, ministry leaders, and community influencers who are shaping the future of the Latino evangelical movement.

The summit will also highlight the progress of three key initiatives launched by the NHCLC in 2024, which continue to gain momentum nationally and strengthen Hispanic Christian leadership:

  • Center for Ministerial Health: Focused on the holistic well-being of spiritual leaders, providing resources to support their spiritual, emotional, physical, financial, and relational health.
  • Center for Public Policy: Dedicated to advancing life, religious liberty, and biblical justice through active engagement in legislation and public discourse.
  • Center for Kingdom Collaboration: Designed to build bridges and foster unity among diverse Christian leaders, maximizing our collective impact for the Kingdom of God.

The NHCLC is widely recognized by CNN, Fox News, The New York Times, Univision, Telemundo, and other major media outlets, as well as by The New York Times bestseller Latino Land, as the largest Latino Christian organization in America. The conference serves and leads millions of born-again Hispanic believers through thousands of certified evangelical congregations across the U.S. and thousands of affiliated churches globally.

The organization warmly invites all interested participants to register through the available link. This summit promises to be a unique space for renewal, learning, and unity—where together, we will reaffirm that what belongs to God always wins.