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Friday, May 19 • 2:00pm - 3:15pm
Latino/a Millennials: Breaking Down Stereotypes and Building Bridges [REPEATS]

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Although research has been conducted regarding the Millennial generation, Latino/a Millennials have often been understudied, overlooked, or lumped into the stereotypes that have come to define a generation. This workshop will explore the complex realities that Latino/a Millennials inhabit, as well as practical suggestions to engage, listen and serve with Latino/a Millennials in the pursuit of God’s reconciling justice within and beyond the Latina/o community.
Speakers
avatar for Jennifer A. Guerra Aldana

Jennifer A. Guerra Aldana

Manager, Fuller Youth Institute
Jennifer A. Guerra Aldana, originally from Guatemala, grew up in Southern California as the daughter of church planters. Jennifer received her B.A in Social Work from Point Loma Nazarene University and worked with various populations in San Diego county. She has pastored bilingual... Read More →
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Marcos Canales

Pastor, La Fuente Ministries
Marcos Canales (M. Div., Fuller Seminary) is a Latino pastor and church planter who is passionate about the leadership development of emerging Latina/o generations. He has worked with non-profit community organizations in the areas of urban youth development, mentoring, and immigration... Read More →

Friday May 19, 2017 2:00pm - 3:15pm PDT
Duke 123
  Workshop, Discipleship

Attendees (22)