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The celebration of the 95th anniversary of First Presbyterian Church of New Braunfels was a time of deep fellowship.
Lord, Teach Us to Love (This is longer than usual, but I didn’t see a way to break it in half.) Easter Sunday. It follows the worst day in history since time began.
At HMMN, we have created a space designed to accompany you in your ministerial journey through our Weekly Reflections.…
The Future
Probably one of the most quoted verses in the Bible is Jeremiah 29:11. I saw it quoted in an article I read. For I know the plans…
A Historic Step in Shared Mission
A delegation from HMMN is participating in the 2026 Synod Assembly, taking place February 23–24, 2026, at the Presbyterian Mission Center in Irving, TX.
HMMN invites Hispanic churches of Mission Presbytery to participate in the 2026 Web Development Grant. This initiative, supported by the Administrative Commission for C…
Porque él no desprecia ni tiene en poco el sufrimiento del pobre; no esconde de él su rostro, sino que lo escucha cuando a él clama. Salmos 22:24
LENT February 11, 2026 HMMN – English Can you believe that Lent is coming quickly? February 18th is Ash Wednesday on the calendar.
At HMMN, we have created a catalog of workshops designed to address the current challenges of Hispanic ministry. It’s not just about learning, but about discovering pra…
LENT Can you believe that Lent is coming quickly? February 18th is Ash Wednesday on the calendar. I was curious and asked Google for the etymology of the word Lent.
OUR WEBSITE IS HERE! The Hispanic Ministries Mission Network (HMMN) is pleased to announce that our website is NOW LIVE! Praise God!
HMMN – Our Daily Walk Most daily routines probably include getting up in the morning, having breakfast, getting ready for the day by putting on our clothes, and then finally leaving the house…
Porque él no desprecia ni tiene en poco el sufrimiento del pobre; no esconde de él su rostro, sino que lo escucha cuando a él clama. Salmos 22:24
Behold, the Lamb of God Who takes away the sin of the world The apostle John quoted John the Baptist with those words. With that public announcement Jesus began His ministry and His walk toward Jerusalem and the cross.
Here I Am At Dr. Baladez’ ordination service, Rev. Brian Diebold preached a sermon titled, “Here I Am”. The passage he read was Exodus 3:1-12.
God has frequently revealed Himself by calling from high places, like mountains and hills… He did so with Abraham, with Moses, with Elijah… Each one climbed with a burden, each one descended transformed and free.
Something to ponder (Part 2) “4 And Joseph also went up from Galilee, from the city of Nazareth to Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house…
Advent (Arrival, Coming or Appearing) November 30th to December 24th — Part 1 In the world today, there are many different celebrations of Christmas. For instance…