Across the vibrant tapestry of Buenos Aires, Asamblea Impacto de Dios stands as a beacon of faith. It resonates with the fervor of the Pentecostal tradition. Asamblea Impacto de Dios is woven into the broader narrative of the Assemblies of God in Argentina. This story began over a century ago, with the arrival of missionary Alicia Wood in 1909. This unassuming woman, sent by the Assemblies of God from the United States, planted the first seeds of Pentecostalism in Argentina. She started not in a grand city, but in the smaller town of Gualeguaychú, Entre Ríos. There, she not only shared the Bible but also taught children to read and write, nurturing both their minds and spirits. The movement gained momentum, spreading to 25 de Mayo, which became a hub for missionary activities. From there, the Assemblies of God in Argentina began training workers and missionaries, carefully adhering to biblical principles. Asamblea Impacto de Dios shares this rich history. It reflects the growth and evolution of the Assemblies of God in Argentina, from those humble beginnings to the network of over 1000 churches it encompasses today. The Assemblies of God in Argentina, and therefore also Asamblea Impacto de Dios, are part of a global fellowship. This organization has a presence in 176 countries and boasts over 30 million members worldwide. The church’s history includes a remarkable event in 1954. Evangelist Tommy Hicks held a campaign at the Atlanta Club’s football stadium. After meeting with President Juan Perón, Hicks received permission not only for the event but also for police protection and radio broadcasts. The stadium overflowed with up to 200,000 people each night, with countless more listening outside. Stories of healings and miracles spread, even impacting the local hospitals. Asamblea Impacto de Dios echoes these stories of faith. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of the Pentecostal movement in Argentina. Asamblea Impacto de Dios welcomes you to experience its vibrant community. It invites you to connect with its rich history.
Convento Santa Teresa
Hidden behind a quiet Almagro street stands the Convento Santa Teresa a true hidden gem. This convent and its accompanying