Centro Cristiano F.E

What if faith could build a bridge? Right here at Centro Cristiano F.E, it’s more than a metaphor. It’s the living story of a community. Centro Cristiano F.E began as a small gathering in 2009. A group of friends met in a Martinez home. They discussed current events through a Christian lens. This evolved into community talks in 2011. They held their first meeting in a hall across from Martinez Station. By May 2012, the gatherings moved to the Automóvil Club in San Isidro. Growth continued, leading them to Don Bosco 999 in September 2012. This location became the heart of Centro Cristiano F.E. Their Wednesday studies also take place here. Pastor Rocco DiTrolio leads Centro Cristiano F.E. He also founded the Red de Plantadores. This organization provides resources and training for church planters. His wife Elena passed away in 2015. They had two sons, Stephen and Christopher. Rocco remarried Daiana Garcia in 2019. They have a granddaughter, Ellie Louise. Associate Pastors Cesia and Abraham Campos joined Centro Cristiano F.E in 2015. They raise up leaders for the next generation. They met while studying theology. Abraham was born in Chile and moved to Argentina in 2011. Cesia is Argentinian. They have a child named Levi. Centro Cristiano F.E’s vision is to be a moral compass for society. They want to impact the community locally and globally, reaching people from all walks of life. Centro Cristiano F.E aims to be a place that meets every need. They also want to become a hub for cultural and personal growth. It strives to be a training center. Their mission is to help people encounter Jesus Christ. They encourage love for God and neighbor. They believe a Christian message provides purpose and peace. Centro Cristiano F.E hopes members become advocates, sharing the message and training others.