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Bridging the Church and Academia for Hispanic Communities
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Jessica Lugo, Executive Director for the Association of Hispanic Theological Education (AETH), joins us to explore how theological education can address the growing needs of the Hispanic church.
Jessica shares her journey from seminary student to executive leader, insights on bridging cultural gaps between the church and academy, and the importance of culturally aware leadership in theological education.
Learn about key trends in the Hispanic population, strategies for empowering new leaders, and the role of education in the spiritual growth of Hispanic communities.
Join us as we discuss:
[8:08] The rising Hispanic population and dispelling its monolithic label
[13:47] How AETH is helping institutions that are serving Hispanic students
[23:09] Going beyond the minimum threshold for HSI-certification
Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
Register for ABHE’s 78th Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida here!
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