Iglesia La Luz Del Mundo

“Did the Apostle Naasón Joaquín García visit the Iglesia La Luz Del Mundo here in Montevideo?” a curious voice echoed from the group. Yes, he did. The Iglesia La Luz Del Mundo in Montevideo, a port city brimming with history, holds a special place in the hearts of its followers. It represents not just a place of worship, but a beacon of faith that has shone brightly since its establishment in Uruguay in 2005. Interestingly, the church’s official recognition in Uruguay extends beyond its spiritual presence. It holds a legal personality, registered under the “Registro de Asociaciones Civiles y Fundaciones” with the inscription “CTE. 91/2011”. This signifies the church’s deep integration into the fabric of Uruguayan society. Apostle Naasón Joaquín García, on his first Universal Tour, graced the Iglesia La Luz Del Mundo in Montevideo on January 29th, 2015. His arrival, marking the third country in his tour, was met with immense joy and anticipation. The city, known for its vibrant culture and stunning location on the Río de la Plata, houses two prayer houses of this church, one in the Cerrito de la Victoria neighborhood and the other in La Valleja. During his visit, the Apostle addressed the congregation, his words echoing the promise of God – a promise of unity and divine transformation. He acknowledged the faithful service of the ministers in Montevideo, Emilio García and Job Zúñiga, encouraging them and the entire church to continue their spiritual mission. The Apostle’s words painted a vivid picture of the church’s resilience, drawing parallels to the biblical story of King David, who brought sustenance to his brothers in battle. Just as David provided for his people, the Apostle brought a spiritual provision to Montevideo, accompanied by a choir from the United States. It was a powerful message of support and encouragement, reminding the congregation that they were not alone in their faith. His visit to Montevideo was a testament to the global reach of the Iglesia La Luz Del Mundo. It served as a reminder of the church’s unwavering commitment to spreading its message of faith and hope, uniting its members across continents.