Founded on February 11 1984 the Inglesia Bautista Misionera en Aragon stands as a testament to faith. Its simple facade belies a rich history. This humble building in Mexico City has witnessed countless prayers and sermons. The Inglesia Bautista Misionera en Aragόn is more than just a church. It’s a community hub. It’s a place of solace and spiritual growth for its 105 members.
For years the Inglesia Bautista Misionera en Aragon has served as a beacon of hope. Its doors are open to all who seek solace. The church’s motto is a powerful verse from John 3:30 “It is necessary that he increase but I must decrease”. This reflects the church’s humble spirit. They focus on serving others rather than self-promotion.
Pastor Bernardo Alvarado Sandoval leads the congregation. He guides them with wisdom and compassion. He’s a beloved figure in the community. The Inglesia Bautista Misionera en Aragon offers a range of services. Sunday mornings begin with Bible school at 10:00 AM. The church also operates the Samaritan’s Purse ministry. This vital program helps those in need within the community. The church is registered under SGAR 1032/93. It’s part of the National Missionary Baptist Group ANBM.
While the church’s website wwwibmaragonmx.tl may no longer be active. Its Facebook page wwwfacebookcomiglesiabautistamisioneraenaragon remains a vibrant online community. It is a place where members connect. You can reach them via phone (55) 5551-4537 or email bernardoalvaradogmailcom. The Inglesia Bautista Misionera en Aragόn is more than a building. It is a living embodiment of faith hope and community. It’s a vital part of the fabric of its neighborhood. Its enduring presence is a reminder of the enduring power of faith. The Inglesia Bautista Misionera en Aragόn continues to inspire and uplift those who pass its doors. This quiet church holds a vital place in the city’s heart.