Emanuel Padilla
Pictures of our Toddler
Pictures of our Toddler
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Internship Program Under New Leadership
Internship Program Under New Leadership
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WOS Welcomes Marketing Consultant

Meet Hugo Perez, World Outspoken’s Marketing Consultant.

WOS Welcomes Marketing Consultant
Emanuel Padilla
Displays of Latin@ and Asian Solidarity

Last week, we partnered with the Asian American Christian Collaborative to host the Latin@ and Asian American Christians United Against Racism panel. Two of our own represented on the panel: Reichert Zalameda, host of Questions from the Pew, and Emanuel Padilla, our president. We also had some regular contributors and friends join us from across Chicago-land. You can watch the event below. After watching, read the “What’s next?” response from Colton Bernasol.

Displays of Latin@ and Asian Solidarity
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Mentoring for Young Adults Grant
Mentoring for Young Adults Grant

Awards

Capacity Building Grant Award Announcement

We are thrilled to announce that World Outspoken has been selected to receive a Capacity Building Grant from Leadership Education at Duke Divinity in partnership with Asociación para la Educación Teológica Hispana (AETH). Capacity Building Grants offer Christian institutions resources to strengthen their current organizational capacities and build new ones in a yearlong project.

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Leadership Education aims to create lasting change in U.S. congregations by supporting Christian leaders and the institutions they serve. They design educational services, develop intellectual resources, and facilitate networks of institutions that cultivate a coherent vision of Christian institutional leadership and form Christian leaders. Leadership Education is an initiative of Duke Divinity School funded by Lilly Endowment Inc. and based in Durham, N.C.

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AETH's mission is to promote excellent and pertinent theological education of Hispanic/Latino/a leaders in their service to the church and the world. AETH recognizes and affirms the valuable work that Bible Institutes and other theological entities undertake in preparing pastors and lay leaders for the work of ministry within Hispanic/Latino/a churches.

We will announce more details about our project later this Spring, but for now you can expect it to relate to the Mestizo Podcast. Again, we are honored to be among the recipients of this prestigious award, and look forward to increasing our support of the mestizo church.