Casa Bíblica Argentina

Tucked away in the vibrant tapestry of Luis Guillón, Casa Bíblica Argentina isn’t just a building. It’s a living testament to faith and community. Casa Bíblica Argentina began its journey in 1991 in Lomas de Zamora. From these humble beginnings, its influence has rippled outwards, touching lives across Argentina and even reaching other continents. Casa Bíblica Argentina is deeply committed to local, global, and transcultural missions. They believe in the power of community. They see their homes as the first places of formation, nurturing families in their faith. Casa Bíblica Argentina isn’t confined to a single location. It thrives in “Casas Bíblicas” within homes across Gran Buenos Aires, from Temperley and Lomas de Zamora to Rafael Castillo and Morón. Their reach extends to provinces like La Pampa, San Luis, San Juan, and Salta. Even internationally, connections bloom in Brazil, Paraguay, France, and Algeria. Their mission is to be “salt and light” in a world that yearns for the manifestation of God’s children. They embrace evangelical principles, emphasizing a life of holiness and integrity through loving obedience to God’s word. The late Pastor Carlos Gregorio Mansilla, a pillar of Casa Bíblica Argentina, embodied this unwavering devotion. From a young age, he dedicated his life to ministry. He pastored a church at just 18 and served as a missionary throughout Argentina. Even in his final years, despite battling illness, his spirit remained strong. He preached and danced for the Lord until his last day in December 2012. Casa Bíblica Argentina continues to honor his legacy. Their vision extends beyond geographical boundaries. They are actively involved in youth outreach, family formation, and mission work. They harness technology to spread the gospel to remote areas and provide ongoing training in God’s word. Casa Bíblica Argentina welcomes those seeking a deeper connection with their faith. They are a beacon of hope, inviting individuals to change their destinies through the power of belief.