Los Profetas: The Prophetic Role of Hispanic Churches in America - Hardcover

by Daniel F. Flores (Author)

"One key component of the book is the ability to recognize not only the contexts for relevant prophetic ministries but the will of translating the Biblical theological concepts into contemporary spiritual, social, and political realities. Enhorabuena!"

- Dr. Samuel Pagan, Dean, Jerusalem Center for Biblical Studies



"I am pleased to recommend this book to Christian leaders wanting to understand more about the role of Hispanic evangelical leaders in America today. This work fills a gap in contemporary writing and gives new insight into this important segment of the fastest-growing population in our country."

- Carlos Campo, PhD, President, Ashland University and Theological Seminary



"Speaking from the diverse Christian Community, the voices and testimony found in this work unite to proclaim a powerful message of prophetic witness in various settings, including the border, urban barrios, rural settings, and within government, and political contexts. This work is a highly useful resource for teaching and study."

- Dr. David Maldonado, former President of Iliff Seminary



"The writers are outstanding and genuine leaders in the Latino community of the diaspora, who are writing from their own experience and from their souls. This is the kind of book that blesses seminaries and institutes, but most importantly, the life of the Church."

- Bishop Benjamin Feliz, DMin, General Presbyter, Church of God of Prophecy



"In these difficult days, when the American church too often mirrors the dysfunction and polarization of the wider culture, there is much to learn from the prophetic witness of the Hispanic church. This book is a gift for our time."

- Jeffrey Munroe, Editor, The Reformed Journal; Author, Reading Buechner; former Executive Vice President, Western Theological Seminary

Author Biography

Dr. Daniel F. Flores is Senior Librarian and Associate Professor of Wesleyan Studies at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. He is author of Respectable Methodism: Nathan Bangs and Respectability in Nineteenth-Century American Methodism (Wipf & Stock, 2023) winner of the United Methodist Historical Society Saddlebag Award. Dr. Flores served as general editor and contributor to Los Profetas: The Prophetic Role of Hispanic Churches in America (Wesley's Foundery Books, 2022; reprint Wipf and Stock, 2026). He holds graduate degrees from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (MA), Princeton Theological Seminary (MDiv), Drexel University (MS in Library and Information Science), Sam Houston State University (MEd in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in History), and Drew University (MPhil/PhD in Theological and Religious Studies: American Religion and Culture track). Dr. Flores is an ordained Elder in The United Methodist Church.