The Mag - WMU
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Iglesias<br />
Bautistas<br />
en Baltimore<br />
by Libby Quigg<br />
Meet the Missionary<br />
Isaac Moncada Rengifo came to the<br />
United States in 2006 to serve as a church<br />
planter to Hispanic peoples in Baltimore,<br />
Maryland. Isaac and his family are from<br />
Peru, South America. Isaac and his wife,<br />
Ana, live in Baltimore. <strong>The</strong>y have two<br />
sons, Jean and Yuri, and three daughters,<br />
Gina, Gisela, and Tatiana. <strong>The</strong>ir grown<br />
children still live in Peru, but Gisela and<br />
Tatiana live in Baltimore with them.<br />
In Peru, Isaac was a teacher for 23<br />
years. <strong>The</strong>n he became a student at the<br />
Evangelical Seminary of Lima so that he<br />
could serve as a pastor in Peru (16 years).<br />
Isaac and Ana felt God calling them to<br />
serve in the United States. <strong>The</strong>y prayed<br />
for 10 years before God allowed them to<br />
move. Today, they plant churches around<br />
Baltimore, Maryland.<br />
A Typical Day<br />
Isaac begins every day by reading and<br />
listening to the Bible. He wakes up at<br />
5:00 a.m. so he can spend time with God<br />
before he does anything else. He typically<br />
listens to the Bible being read for one or<br />
two hours. His goal is to finish the Bible in<br />
three months.<br />
Afterward, Isaac reads and responds to<br />
his email. He checks the news from Peru<br />
on the Internet. <strong>The</strong>n Isaac is ready to<br />
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