Welcome to NCCHM and our new website!
Today, more than ever, it is extremely urgent that we establish networks; work together; share our knowledge; renew, once again, the ideal and practice of Pastoral de Conjunto; and walk together for good of the Body of Christ present in the United States. The creation of this website provides us with the means and support for the enormous and amazing task we are involved in.
Hispanic Ministry in the 21st Century: Present and Future. Reflections of Hispanic leaders on the present reality of our community presented at the Symposium on Hispanic Ministry held in Boston College in the Summer of 2009.
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Many things have happened since our last Congress Roots and Wings, and many more will happen from now on. There is a new energy, a new vision and a new ímpetus.
We have many dreams for growth for Hispanic ministry in the country. From this renewed web page we will inform about the initiatives, work, successes and challenges of all our members. And we have a commitment to update this page frequently.
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NCCHM was formed in 1991 to have a broadly-based network to share mutual concerns with its member organizations. Given the diversity of the United States Hispanic Catholic communities such an umbrella organization is essential if the problems and possibilities of these groups are to be effectively articulated and communicated within church and society. The main purpose of NCCHM is to serve its member organizations and help make a positive impact on Hispanic ministry.
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Emerging Hispanic Leadership, an initiative of the USCCB gathered over 15 organizations in San Antonio this past September in order to analyze the situation of national Hispanic ministry organizations, explore ways of joint work and collaboration and seek common strategies to créate internal capacity and to improve the management and viability of the organizations.
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