Hispanic Realities Impacting America: Implications for Evangelism & Missions

The explosive growth and rapid expansion of the Hispanic population is transforming the social, economic, and religious panorama of America. Hispanic Americans are now the largest minority group in America and are projected to comprise one fourth of the American population by the year 2050. According to the latest Census Bureau report, "the U.S. Hispanic population passed the 42 million mark and accounted for half of the growth of the US population since 2000, indicating that the nation's largest minority group is increasing its presence even faster than in the previous decade." This book analyzes these realities and explores their implications for leading Hispanics to a personal experience of salvation in Jesus Christ, establishing biblically sound, culturally relevant, reproducing congregations among them, enabling these congregations to experience healthy growth and meaningful ministry in their communities, and encouraging them to participate in the implementation of the Great Commission by sending Hispanic missionaries to highly strategic parts of the world

Dr. Daniel R. Sánchez has served as Professor of Missions and Director of the Scarborough Institute of Church Planting and Growth of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary for the past twenty-one years. His previous experience includes starting two Hispanic churches, serving as missionary in the Republics of Guatemala and Panama, Serving as Director of Missions for the Baptist Convention of New York and lecturing and preaching in more than fifty countries. Among the books he has authored are Sharing the Good News with our Roman Catholic Friends, The Gospel in the Rosary, Starting Reproducing Congregations, Church Planting Movements in North America, Como Sembrar Iglesias en el Siglo XXI, and Como Testificar A Sus Amigos Catolicos. Al of these books are available throough www.churchstarting.net