
Born in 1841, in Aguascalientes, Mexico, Alejo Hernández broke through barriers and served as a bridge between the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Mexicans in the late 19th century. Watch this video to learn more.
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Methodists have been engaged in ministries with Hispanic/Latino communities for over 150 years, yet this rich legacy often gets overlooked. Explore the articles, videos, and podcasts below that celebrate this legacy of ministry within United Methodism. Learn about historic and contemporary Hispanic/Latino leaders within the denomination.
Born in 1841, in Aguascalientes, Mexico, Alejo Hernández broke through barriers and served as a bridge between the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Mexicans in the late 19th century. Watch this video to learn more.