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Abstract
This article assesses data from a 1999 survey of Hispanic adults concerning their experiences, needs, and deficits with respect to Hispanic-based leadership in their churches. Commissioned by the National Catholic Council on Hispanic Ministry (NCCHM), the study concluded that "because Hispanics are an increasingly important part of the Church in the United States (and society), Hispanic Catholic leadership development (especially among women, youth and young adults) requires an immediate and significant investment. Once formed, such leaders are very likely to contribute time, talent, and treasure to the Church."
Recommended Citation
Kenneth G. Davis, Andrew Hernández, and Philip E. Lampe, "Hispanic Catholic Leadership: Key to the Future," Journal of Hispanic / Latino Theology 10:1 (Aug. 2002) 37-60.