Beneath a sky full of promises, La Casa de la Bendición began its journey. It started not with bricks and mortar, but with a dream. In 2012, Pastors José and Patricia Insaurralde, leaders of this ministry in Del Viso, Pilar, Buenos Aires, received a divine vision. They saw a white tent bathed in heavenly light, a cable descending from the sky, and two portable restrooms. This vision became the blueprint for La Casa de la Bendición. The first gathering under “La Carpa de Bendición,” as it was initially called, took place on January 7, 2013. The original structure, a tent measuring 10 meters wide by 20 meters long, became a beacon of faith. Three years later, the tent gave way to a more permanent structure of sheet metal and insulation. New restrooms were built, expanding the hall. The entrance was redesigned and the facade we see today at La Casa de la Bendición was erected. In 2016, “La Carpa de Bendición” officially became “La Casa de la Bendición.” The ministry’s mission, echoing the global mission of the church as stated in Matthew 28:19-20, is to preach the gospel. They aim to make disciples, baptize, and guide individuals towards the church’s vision. That vision, according to La Casa de la Bendición, is to uncover the unique gifts and talents within each person. They strive to guide individuals toward their God-given purpose, as written in Psalm 139:16. Today, La Casa de la Bendición focuses on strengthening families through the word of God. The church is organized into departments to support individuals through discipleship.
Convento Santa Teresa
Hidden behind a quiet Almagro street stands the Convento Santa Teresa a true hidden gem. This convent and its accompanying