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Faith Leaders Endorse Emilio Gonzalez for Mayor, City of Miami
MIAMI - eTradeWire -- La Asociación de Pastores Hispanos del Sur de la Florida is convening evangelical pastors and ministers for a Pastoral Breakfast and Town Hall on Tuesday, November 18, at 9:00 a.m. at La Carreta, 3632 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135.
Because this election is considered of significant spiritual and moral importance to the faith community. The Asociación de Pastores thought it vital to offer its members the opportunity not just to meet the candidate, but also to have the chance to interview Dr. Emilio González, in advance of the runoff election scheduled for Tuesday, December 9, 2025.
The Association warns that these elections represent a spiritual battle for values, faith, and the economic future of Miami. Furthermore, since this is a runoff election scheduled for December 9, low voter turnout is anticipated, which increases the weight and responsibility of pastoral leadership.
"Miami's churches can tip the balance toward a better future for our city. Now more than ever, we must pray, discern, and participate," stated Pastor Obed Jauregui, the event organizer.
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Attendees can RSVP by phone at 786-355-5960 or email at Obed@miamibethany.org. Visit us at https://www.asociaciondepastores.org/
About la Asociación de Pastores Hispanos del Sur de la Florida:
https://www.asociaciondepastores.org/
We propose to proclaim, defend, and preserve biblical principles and to exalt the name and Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ by all possible means, including but not limited to radio, television, social media, print publications, and public gatherings.
La Asociación is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or any future provision of the United States Internal Revenue Laws.
For comment or interviews, please contact Pastor Oben Jauregui of Bethany Miami, 786-355-5960, or email at Obed@miamibethany.org.
Because this election is considered of significant spiritual and moral importance to the faith community. The Asociación de Pastores thought it vital to offer its members the opportunity not just to meet the candidate, but also to have the chance to interview Dr. Emilio González, in advance of the runoff election scheduled for Tuesday, December 9, 2025.
The Association warns that these elections represent a spiritual battle for values, faith, and the economic future of Miami. Furthermore, since this is a runoff election scheduled for December 9, low voter turnout is anticipated, which increases the weight and responsibility of pastoral leadership.
"Miami's churches can tip the balance toward a better future for our city. Now more than ever, we must pray, discern, and participate," stated Pastor Obed Jauregui, the event organizer.
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Attendees can RSVP by phone at 786-355-5960 or email at Obed@miamibethany.org. Visit us at https://www.asociaciondepastores.org/
About la Asociación de Pastores Hispanos del Sur de la Florida:
https://www.asociaciondepastores.org/
We propose to proclaim, defend, and preserve biblical principles and to exalt the name and Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ by all possible means, including but not limited to radio, television, social media, print publications, and public gatherings.
La Asociación is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or any future provision of the United States Internal Revenue Laws.
For comment or interviews, please contact Pastor Oben Jauregui of Bethany Miami, 786-355-5960, or email at Obed@miamibethany.org.
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Pastor Obed Jauregui
Asociación de Pastores Hispanos del Sur de la FL
***@miamibethany.org
786-355-5960
Pastor Obed Jauregui
Asociación de Pastores Hispanos del Sur de la FL
***@miamibethany.org
786-355-5960
Source: Asocisiacion de Pastores Hispanic del Sur de la FL
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