Women

Dr. Clara Molina, Women Ministry Team Director for the HBN As all the public and private school districts around the country welcome students, parents start to brace themselves for a year full of activities, meetings, and negotiating their schedules. This is the time of the year when parents evaluate and prioritize their family, church, school, friends, individual, and work activities. It is a time for parents to decide who and what is going to take most of the family's time,

By: Dra. Diana Puente, Pastor’s wife and member of the Hispanic Baptist Network women’s team Two hundred and fifty years ago, the Declaration of Independence was signed in the United States by a group of men characterized by courage, sacrifice, and perseverance. They fought for this nation’s freedom, grounded in fundamental rights such as liberty, justice, the protection of the individual, the limitation of government power, and the pursuit of happiness. For the believer, thi

By Orpha Ortega Followers of Christ, the lamb is one of the most profound symbols in the Bible because it speaks to us of God's plan to save us. In the tradition of ancient Israel, sheep destined for sacrifice were bred with others of the same purity to preserve the quality of the flock. If an animal was born with a defect, it was discarded, because the sacrifice had to represent the sanctity of what would be offered before God. The Passover established in Exodus 12 taught th

By Miguelina Paz Women today are filled with many responsibilities and diverse roles in their homes, communities, and churches. They are being moved by the Holy Spirit to prepare themselves and educate themselves to be better wives, mothers, and women in service to Christ, never forgetting who their head is, and honoring their marriages and families. When the Lord Jesus ministered, women played a vital and active role. These women were fundamental and crucial in serving God a