Our Impact
Since 2022, Mission Talk has mobilized more than 750 leaders at the Florida Capitol, led 165 on pilgrimages to Alabama, published annual Public Policy Reports, and consistently lifted a prophetic voice through advocacy campaigns, prayer vigils, and media engagement. These milestones reflect the growing power of Latino faith communities to shape policies and transform lives.
Impact at a Glance
750+ church leaders mobilized for advocacy at the Florida State Capitol since 2022
165 leaders taken on pilgrimages to Alabama’s historic civil rights sites and museums
4 annual Public Policy Reports published, providing clear, accessible policy analysis
Featured in national and state media including the Tampa Bay Times, Christianity Today, and The Washington Post
Milestones by Year
2025
8 churches joined the Leadership Development for Community Transformation program.
First Justice Practicum launched
Statewide convening & Practicum Conference brought together 170 leaders from across Florida
90 leaders participated in a pilgrimage to the civil rights sites in Alabama
Annual Public Policy Report released
Advocacy included opposing executions through prayer vigils and public witness
Produced a new LDCT program video
2024
Launched Leadership Development for Community Transformation program with 15 churches
75 leaders participated in a pilgrimage to the civil rights sites in Alabama
200 leaders mobilized to the Capitol for Advocacy Day
Annual Public Policy Report published
Advocacy included opposing extreme expansion of the death penalty
Produced Mission Talk: A Chronicle on Latino Evangelicals Engaging with Black History
2023
Launched Evangélicos for Justice hub for justice
300 leaders mobilized to the Capitol on harmful immigration proposals
Annual Public Policy Report published
Opposed executions of people with serious mental illness and trauma
Media coverage in Tampa Bay Times, Baptist News, Christianity Today, and The Washington Post
Produced Mission Talk: Amplifying the Voices of Our Community video
2022
250 Latino pastors and members mobilized for first Advocacy Day at the Capitol
600 leaders signed petition opposing Governor’s executive order targeting immigrant shelters
Joined national Christian leaders in D.C. to support Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (passed)
First Latino Evangelical delegation to the U.S. Department of Justice
First annual Public Policy Report published
2020
300 participants graduated from six-week justice online cohort during Covid-19 pandemic
2019
Mobilized at Orlando City Hall to stop harmful e-verify bill
500 Latino pastors and members joined prayer walk for George Floyd and against police brutality
2018
Third Justice Convening in Orlando, FL
2017
Second Justice Convening in Orlando, FL
2016
First Justice Convening with young leaders statewide on issues facing vulnerable communities