Prédica Fiel

Since the 1990s Cuba has experienced huge gospel growth but the political situation means that churches are limited by size.
Lots of small house churches have sprung up but they're often pastored by men who have had no training for the role. Two thirds of those teaching the Bible on a regular basis have received no training – that is around 4,000 churches.
Prédica Fiel (which translates as Faithful Preaching) has a vision to train thousands of Cuban church leaders and bible teachers how to faithfully interpret and teach the Bible. Before this project began, there was no one teaching others how to do expository bible preaching in the country.
Prédica Fiel runs three day training courses in expository bible preaching and runs pastor preaching conferences five times a year. It is headed up by Alexis Pérez – a local church leader who has a degree in Theology and studied on the Cornhill Training Course in London. Alexis travels around the country to deliver courses to churches and also spends time preaching in order to model the form of simple, clear and faithful bible teaching that Prédica Fiel teaches.
Latest News from Prédica Fiel
Dear Friends,
The Christmas season has been and gone again! I wrote this in December, in the middle of preparations and celebrations regarding the birth of Jesus Christ, Son of God, and wanted to take the opportunity to thank God for allowing us to continue serve in his name!
This has been the most challenging year of Prédica Fiel, so far, as we have been continuing to respond to new ministry opportunities and are looking into the future. The work in Cuba remains strong, even after COVID! This last year, we managed to run seven workshops: five for pastors and two for women. The workshops were well attended and included visits from partner organisations. Two of those workshops were in new strategic venues, one in the east and one in the west. As the New Year begins, we are already working towards the coordination of three workshops in February. Please pray for these.
About Cuba
11,180,000
9%
Roman Catholic
Spanish