Mission Talk equips and mobilizes Latino people of faith to impact public policy and transform the conditions of daily life in their communities.

Our Approach 

We equip Latino churches through three areas of engagement:

Awareness

We engage people of faith to understand social problems and embrace their responsibility to lead change.

Education

We develop and coach church leaders to address the root causes of their communities’ most pressing problems.

Mobilization

We mobilize people of faith to influence policy and express their prophetic voice in the public square.

Empowering Churches for Lasting Community Transformation
See how our Leadership Development Program equips churches to lead sustainable change.

Our Impact

  • Mobilized more than 750 Latino church leaders at the Florida State Capitol since 2022, strengthening a prophetic voice for justice on issues from immigration to criminal justice.

  • Equipped hundreds of pastors and lay leaders through the Leadership Development for Community Transformation program, regional events, and the first statewide Justice Practicum.

  • Amplified faith-based advocacy nationwide with annual public policy reports, pilgrimages to historic civil rights sites, and media coverage in outlets such as the Tampa Bay Times, Christianity Today, and The Washington Post.

The Need

  • 62.5 million Latinos live in the U.S. — a powerful voice for change.

  • 11 million undocumented immigrants live in fear of family separation.

  • Over 13 million U.S. children struggle with hunger.

Compassionate Guide for Immigrants 

A practical guide for Christians to respond with compassion, offering clear information on immigrant rights and emergency preparedness.

Engaging with Black History

Mission Talk deepens justice work by connecting Latino Evangelicals with Black and Indigenous history through pilgrimages to historic sites.

Mission Talk is honored to be featured in the PBS documentary VOCES: LATINO VOTE 2024.

This powerful film explores the key issues driving Latino voter turnout. Our commitment to empowering the Latino community extends beyond advocacy—it’s about ensuring our voices are heard at the ballot box. Tune in and learn how Latinos are shaping the future of our country.

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Join Us in Raising a Prophetic Voice
for Justice

Together, we can impact public policy and transform communities across Florida and beyond.