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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) is proud to partner with the Latino Round Table to convene Latino leaders from across the nation and around the world for three dynamic days of leadership development, practical support, and important conversations that serve to advance the Kingdom of God.
The National Hispanic Leadership Summit will occur on October 15, 2o2, at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC. It will be hosted by Dr. Carlos Campo, CEO of the Museum of the Bible and Vice Chair of the NHCLC.
“The world needs more leaders who will stand up for truth when truth is unpopular,” said Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, President of the NHCLC. “I believe that the global Latino church is positioned to do just that for such a time as this. That is why we are bringing together the most influential Latino leaders to learn from each other and build one another up. And for the first time ever, we get to do that through a wonderful partnership with the Latino Round Table.”
This event will bring together leaders to discuss five key areas of holistic leadership health: spiritual, mental, physical, financial and relational. Other topics to be discussed include the widespread revival in the Latino church, developments in Israel and the rise of antisemitism, collaborative and kingdom-oriented solutions to public policy issues impacting Latinos, and much more.
Participants at this year’s Leadership Summit include Abraham Hernandez, Alton Garrison, Dr. Andrea Ramirez, Dr. Charlie Olmeda, Dr. Gilbert Velez, Dr. Gus Reyes, Dr. Nick Garza, Hector Otero, Joel Galan, Matt Staver, Pastor David Scarpeta, Pastor Israel Bermudez, and Pastor Reina Olmeda.
This powerful event will be followed by the Latino Round Table, a platform for ministerial and relationship networking for Latino pastors, leaders, and entrepreneurs inside and outside the United States. The Latino Round Table will be hosted by Pastor David Scarpeta and held at Grace Church Español in Houston, Texas, on October 15, 2025, with an optional session covering ministry tools and strategy the following day.
“There is an incredible unity and palpable desire to see the Holy Spirit be poured out in fresh ways within the Latino Church right now,” said Pastor David Scarpeta. “We hope ot build on that desire and gather leaders from across the nation to have important conversations about how we can join in what God is already doing.”
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