This meeting will be led by the Vice President of Politics, Citizen Security and Peace, Nicolás Maduro Guerra, and the Head of Government of Caracas, Nahum Fernández

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President Nicolas Maduro Leads the Christian Encounter for Venezuela: A Call To Hope and Unity

The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, led a meeting with pastors and pastors of the country, where important decisions were made for the benefit of the Christian community.

During this meeting, President Maduro decreed that the first Saturday of August be commemorated as the “Day of the March for Jesus”, a celebration that will be recognized as an Intangible and Spiritual Heritage of the nation.

In his speech, the head of state expressed his conviction that “Venezuela, our people today and throughout its history, is a people who are blessed and destined for great missions”. This message was received with enthusiasm by those present, who celebrated the government’s support for the evangelical churches.

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The First Lady, Cilia Flores, was also present at the event and thanked all members of the evangelical Christian churches for their prayers and commitment to the integral development of the country.
In an effort to integrate these communities more into national life, President Maduro ordered that all evangelical Christian churches be included in the Black Hippolyta Mission, a social program that seeks to serve the most vulnerable populations.

In addition, the president signed a document that will allow churches to assist prison systems to carry Jesus’ message, which represents a significant step towards including these communities in social and humanitarian initiatives.

To further advance the development of the country, President Maduro announced that a meeting will be set up at the headquarters of the Ministry of Interior, Justice and Peace, where issues of interest raised by members of the evangelical churches will be discussed.
This meeting will be led by the Vice President of Politics, Citizen Security and Peace, Nicolás Maduro Guerra, and the Head of Government of Caracas, Nahum Fernández.

Finally, in response to a request from evangelical Christian leaders, the president ordered the change of name from “Civil Association” to “Church”, a gesture that reflects the government’s commitment to recognizing and strengthening these communities in Venezuela.

This meeting marks a milestone in the relationship between the Venezuelan government and the evangelical churches, opening up new opportunities for collaboration on social and spiritual projects for the benefit of the country.

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