Centro de Fe y Esperanza (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Centro de Fe y Esperanza (also known as Iglesia de Fe y Esperanza) started in May 2004. Their purpose was to form a missional Spanish Mennonite congregation in the Commercial Drive area of Vancouver. They were supported by the Evangelism and Church Development Committee of Mennonite Church British Columbia as well as by Peace Mennonite Church, First United Spanish Mennonite Church, and Chinese Grace Mennonite Church, where the congregation met. The first pastor was John Melendez. During the first year there were 40 people in attendance.
The congregation’s Reference Council decided to discontinue the ministry in 2007.
Bibliography
Evangelism and Church Development Committee files, Mennonite Church British Columbia Office, Abbotsford, BC.
| Author(s) | Richard D Thiessen |
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| Date Published | March 2012 |
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