All teachers of the classes at La Escuela del Maestro are Chilean leaders in and youth, evangelization, and music ministries on diocesan and national levels, in addition to priests and the Bishop, who also teaches a class. The intensive Spanish instructers, in addition to being leaders in the Church, are also trained, experienced teachers.
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Angela Moth: Profesora de Formación Católica Comunidad "Familia de Dios, Villa Alemana" |
Andrés Torres: Profesor de Cultura Hispana
Asesor Diocesano Juvenil de la Renovación Católica
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Augusto Tello: Profesor de Cultura Hispana
Encargado Comunidad Juvenil "Ruah", Valparaíso |
Daniel Galáz : Profesor de Formación Católica/Música
Equipo de Música Diocesana, Miembro Comunidad "Familia de Dios" |
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Gaby Gamboa : Profesora de Planificación Diocesana Encargada Diocesana Ministerio Juvenil de la Renovación Carismática, Diocese of Valparaíso |
Iván Cancino : Profesor de Evangelización/Estudios Bíblicos Encargado Comunidad "Familia de Dios" Villa Alemana |
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Jacki Torres: Directora/Profesora de Español Asesora Diocesana Juvenil de la Renovación Carismática, Diocesis de Valparaíso |
Rafael Gonzalez : Profesor de Formación Católica y Deportes Equipo de Música Diocesana, Miembro Comunidad "Familia de Dios" |
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Anamaría Carvajal :Asesora, Guia taller Sanación Encargada Ministerio de Intercesión, Renovación Carismática, Diocesis de Valparaíso |
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Un mensaje de la Directora.. My name is Jacki Torres and God has brought me on an incredible journey. I graduated in 2005 from Franciscan University of Steubenville. God has done a lot in my life, and most of that is things I never would have imagined! Right when I was a teenager, I was Pentecostal, planning on studying Christian music in Nashville, and God showed me the beauty of the Eucharist, and called me to be a missionary of all things! After several years in Mexico, Guatemala, and various other places, God called me down to Chile, where I studyed at the Pontifical University and met my future husband Andrés. After returning to the US to graduate, my husband and I started working in Colorado as youth ministers for the Anglo and Hispanic youth groups. It was there that God put on our hearts the tremendous need for qualified, un-afraid youth ministers who will open their hearts to the Hispanic young people, who are tremendous part of the future of the Church. In June, 2006, we decided to move back to Chile with our daughter Noele, our cat Krishna, and everything but the kitchen sink. We are part of the diocesan youth ministry team and very active in the Charismatic renewal and youth conferences. Along with our team members, we have felt God putting a burning desire in our hearts for a long time to open a Spanish immersion and ministry training school. Finally, we had gotten to a point where none of us could ignore what the Holy Spirit was telling us, and we decided to step out of the boat and walk on water towards Jesus! There are always doubts about where the money will come from, how many people will come, etc., but we then realized that this is God's work, and God will put this on people's hearts and get together the necessary funds to make this work. After all, this is HIS project, and nothing is impossible for God. |
