Abstract
This study examines the critical missiological contributions of three influential Hispanic Pentecostal theologians: Eldin Villafañe, Samuel Solivan, and Sammy Alfaro. It also explores the work of two additional notable figures, Darío López and Bernardo Campos, whose impact extends beyond traditional missiology into practical faith application. Each of these individuals has uniquely fused his distinct cultural contexts and biblical understanding with the broader mission of the Hispanic Pentecostal faith, guided by the Holy Spirit. Their work has significantly shaped and expanded the landscape of Hispanic Pentecostal missiology, demonstrating a truly contextual approach to understanding and engaging in the kingdom’s mission. Through their commitment, they offer fresh perspectives on how faith intersects with culture and action in the Pentecostal community.
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Cornelio-Arias, Misael, "Hope, Liberation, and the Search for Shalom: Embracing a Spirit-Led Mission as the Cornerstone of Hispanic Pentecostal Missiology" Spiritus: ORU Journal of Theology Vol. 10, no. 1 (2025): -. 10.31380/2573-6345.1289
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Cornelio-Arias, Misael. "Hope, Liberation, and the Search for Shalom: Embracing a Spirit-Led Mission as the Cornerstone of Hispanic Pentecostal Missiology." Spiritus: ORU Journal of Theology 10, nos. 1-2 (2025): 25-47.
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