
Hispanic Church Start / Planting Southern Baptist Theological Seminary North American Mission Board Overview Conference Description Introduction Hispanic USA Hispanic USA – Lostness Vision & Hispanic Missional Centers Strategy / Implementation Conference Description
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Caribbean:
Cuban
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rican
Central American:
Costa Rican
Guatemalan
Honduran
Nicaraguan
Panamanian
Salvadoran
North American:
Hispanic American
Mexican
South American:
Argentinean
Bolivian
Chilean
Colombian
Ecuadorian
Paraguayan
Peruvian
Uruguayan
Venezuelan
Other Hispanic:
Spaniard
Mauritanian
Belize
City or County Planning Commissions
School Boards
Public Utilities
Local Universities
Lending Institutions
Chambers of Commerce
Radio Stations
Public Libraries
Real Estate Firms
Newspapers
Commercial Geodemographics
Where Do I Find Information?44+ millionThe estimated Hispanic population of the United States as of July 1, 2006, making people of Hispanic origin the nation’s largest race or ethnic minority. Hispanics constitute almost 15 percent of the nation’s total population. (This estimate does not include the 3.9 million residents of Puerto Rico.)
Where are the Ethnic Groups Concentrated at Century End
Hispanic Population
(US Census Bureau - May 10, 2006)
500,000 Hispanic Southern Baptists
3,500,000 Hispanic Christian Evangelicals
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4 million Hispanic Christian Evangelicals
44+ million U.S. Hispanic Population
1-in-every-10 Hispanics
40 million
out of
240 million
17% of lostness in USA has a Hispanic name
9 out of 10 Hispanics
If we start 300 churches this year...
The Hispanic USA populationwill increase by 1,700,000.
5,667 members per churchto equal the population growth
Churches Members Baptism CP Mission $
1980 1,400 90,958 9,142 698,460 1,322,130
1990 2,612 140,030 11,312 1,573,694 2,833,297
1998 1,975 93,361 8,159 1,327,413 2,983,465
2000 2,195 108,757 8,114 3,912,202
2004 2,709 137,307 9,988 1,708,004 7,390,421
of One Generation.
Hispanics the Acts 1:8 People Group
for Our Generation.
Every Hispanic a multiplying disciple
of Jesus Christ
impacting the Spiritual health of
the United States and the world.”
7,000 Hispanic congregations with 1,000,000
Hispanic Southern Baptist
by the year 2020.
YEAR PROJECTED RATIO CONGREGATIONS ANNUAL
POPULATION GOAL NEEDED ADDITIONS
2005 41,300,000 14,750 2,800
2010 47,756,000 12,000 3,980 250
2020 60,000,000 8,570 7,000 300
2050 102,600,000 6,412 16,000 300
SFC=Strategic Focus Cities
T=Traditional
Ct=Contemporary
Cl=Cell
H=House
Per Year 2020
(1%)
Members / Baptism 45,357 635,000
New Congregations 300 4,200
New Pastors 300 4,200
Lay Leaders (25) 7,500 105,000
Worship Leaders (7) 2,100 29,400
Small Groups (12) 3,600 50,400
Hispanic Church Planting Centers
Learning Laboratories
Regional / Interactive Consultations
Missional Multiplication
Locating places for a new congregation
Call and equipping leaders
Among Hispanics and other people groups
Week long Missional gatherings
of One Generation.
Hispanics the Acts 1:8 People Group
for Our Generation.
Every Hispanic a multiplying disciple
of Jesus Christ
impacting the Spiritual health of
the United States and the world.”