Tag Archives: Hispanic

Where are the Christian Hispanic Leaders?

In 2012, I completed a racial reconciliation blog series where I featured interviews of neglected voices of the church from different racial and ethnic backgrounds. I was a little dismayed during that time because I was not aware of prominent Hispanic leaders to feature. Since then, I have been asking the question, “Who are theContinue reading “Where are the Christian Hispanic Leaders?”

#RacialRec: Voice # 8 ~ Hispanic American ~ Lilia Ramirez

I am so excited to introduce one of my dear friends and mentors, Lilia Ramirez. Lilia is a Naval Academy graduate and retired Navy Commander. I have had the pleasure of working for Lilia as she continued to serve our country beyond her military career. She has graciously shared her story here: In a previousContinue reading “#RacialRec: Voice # 8 ~ Hispanic American ~ Lilia Ramirez”

#RacialRec: IMMIGRATION

Suspicion. Illegal. Alien. These are the lens in which many Hispanic Americans are approached. I would venture to say that whenever people think about immigration, their minds automatically focus on the Hispanic population and particularly those who are from Mexico. We know, as some of our interviews have already revealed however, that people are migratingContinue reading “#RacialRec: IMMIGRATION”