Hispanic Missions Sunday to be observed Sept. 25

While prayer walking with IMB missionaries, Pastors Reyes, Rodriguez and Mangieri stop on a lookout and pray for the unreached in the city. The pastors and their wives were on a recent mission trip to discover opportunities for Hispanic Baptist churches to partner with the IMB.
(IMB Photo)

Hispanic Missions Sunday to be observed Sept. 25

Hispanic Missions Sunday is a day to celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of Hispanic International Mission Board missionaries and Hispanic churches as active partners with the IMB in bringing the gospel to the nations.

On Sept. 25, as the United States recognizes Hispanic Heritage Month, all Southern Baptist churches are invited to take time to celebrate and pray for what God is doing through Hispanic churches. 

“We praise God for Hispanic churches sending missionaries to the nations and for Hispanic IMB missionaries, many of whom are serving among people groups who are hard to reach with the gospel,” the mission organization noted.

Video and downloadable print resources are available at imb.org/hispanic-church-missions/.

EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by IMB staff and originally published by the International Mission Board. 

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