Latino Voices of Pax
At Pax, our mission is to inspire and equip the next generation through slow, beautiful, Jesus-centered content led by Christians of color. We are grateful for the Latino voices of Pax that have guided us to a greater understanding and embodiment of peace, justice, and wholeness as followers of Christ.
For Hispanic Heritage Month, we want to highlight the artists and writers who have contributed a wide array of theologically-rich resources on pursuing the peace of Jesus in the 21st century. From our StoryArcs to Marketplace resources and social media, allow these incredible voices of Latino men and women to guide you through a collection of multisensory discipleship materials to study and pursue shalom in your own life.
Artists:
Cultural Identity StoryArc:
“Forever Puerto Rican” by Carlos Rodriguez
“Voices of Pax: Hermanas” with guest Kristy Robinson
Cultural Identity as Resistance by Robert Chao Romero
Scripture StoryArc:
“The Bible and the Verb of God” by Kat Armas
“A Gen Z case study on Jesus and the Bible” with Mondo Scott and Amanda Souza
Eclectic: 6 Steps to Diversity Your Reading of Scripture by Kat Armas
Reading Scripture Together by Aizaiah G. Yong
Nonviolence StoryArc:
“Compassion, Solidarity, and Endurance in the Kingdom of God” by Dennae Pierre
Migration StoryArc:
“Immigrants as the Face of History and Globalization” by
Jules Martínez-Olivieri
“Welcome to my Vida!” by Frank Espinoza
“Thank God for DACA” by Karla Mendoza
“Leaving the Costa Rican Dream” by Josue Carballo-Huerta
Marketplace Resources:
IG Lives:
These digital illustrations/graphic designs, articles, poems, interviews, and resources first appeared on Pax’s website. To access these links, sign up for free at madeforpax.org.
