What would it look like if a church was planted with the expressed purpose of reaching bi-cultural, 2nd and 3rd generation Latinos? What would some of the initial challenges be? How would a pastoral team tackle them? Pull up a seat with Jeremy Barahona and Joshua Suh to hear about the process of church planting on the south end of West Palm Beach… as it’s happening. La Ventanita Podcast gives you a behind the scenes look as Jeremy and his team launch The Light WPB, a church deeply committed to the neighborhood.
Expect talk about everything from the Bible, hip-hop, and Latinidad as these relate to starting a church. Pull up a seat to the window as the hosts let you in to the life of a church planter, a young congregation, and their city.
About the Hosts
Jeremy Barahona
Jeremy is the son of immigrant parents from El Salvador and Ecuador. He grew up in SoFlo and came to faith in Christ at a faithful Spanish-speaking church at 13 years old. He is married to Angelica and is Papi to Junia. He has a B.A. in Theology from Moody Bible Institute and an M.A. in Intercultural Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Prior to planting The Light WPB, he helped develop Pursue Scholars and was on staff at The Brook.
Joshua Jihoon Suh
Joshua Jihoon Suh is a second-generation Korean born and raised in Chula Vista, CA. He currently lives in the West Humboldt Park neighborhood of Chicago and serves at The Brook, a church on Chicago’s northwest side. Joshua received his B.A. in Music Ministry from Point Loma Nazarene University. He has a passion to love and serve the local community through the Church. He is a culture enthusiast, eager to appreciate people’s art, history, tradition, and of the absolute most importance, FOOD.