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As the largest minority group in the U.S., Latinos increasingly influence the American church, politics, and culture as they grow in number. Though many come from ...
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Rise of Religious 'Nones' Affecting Hispanic Catholics Much More Than Protestants
New Gallup survey finds significant differences in religiosity among U.S. Latinos.
Jeremy Weber|
News
New Efforts by Barna Group, NAE, Others Aim to Reach—and Understand—Hispanics
Evangelical leaders capitalize on post-election interest in U.S. Latinos.
Melissa Steffan|
Speaking Out
A Spanish Service Is Not Enough: It's Time to Feed the 'Hellenized Latinos'
Spanish-speaking ministry models are designed to preserve the preferences of the foreign born.
Daniel A. Rodriguez|
Speaking Out
Say No to Negative Talk about Hispanic Americans
Christian discussion about topics like Rick Perry's tuition stance must include both compassion and justice.
Samuel Rodriguez and Robert Gittelson|
News
Hispanic Leader Calls Immigration Resolution 'A Tipping Point'
NAE president: 'Jesus was a refugee.'
David Neff|
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Guaranteed to Fail
Why we ought to oppose the current immigration bill, regardless of our view on immigration.
Madison Trammel|
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Notable Study -- Take Two
Arlene Sanchez Walsh dismisses Hispanics' 'unique ethnic resilience'
Madison Trammel|
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Notable Study on Hispanic Religion, Politics
Essays
The Call of Samuel
Samuel Rodriguez wants to build a bridge between Hispanic and Anglo evangelicals.
Tim Stafford|
Despite Protestant Growth, Hispanic Catholicism Holds Steady in U.S.
Younger generations leaving for Protestant churches, but immigrants make up difference
Jeff M. Sellers|
Hispanic Churches Primed to Be More Socially Active
Among study's findings: 74 percent of Latinos want their churches to aid undocumented immigrants, even when it would be illegal
Jeff M. Sellers|
Christian History
The Silent Pentecostals
Until recently, Latinos have been the most overlooked members of the Pentecostal family.
Gaston Espinosa|
Evangelist Sets Sights on U.S. Latinos
By Andres T. Tapia in Chicago|
A New Reformation
Samuel Escobar|
¡Viva Los Evangélicos!
Hispanics are not only spicing up U.S. culture, they are fueling the greatest growth in the North American church.
Andrés Tapia|
Hispanic Christians in the United States
Edward E. Plowman|
Latin Christians Refuse to Fit North American Boxes
John Maust|

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