David López returned to his home country five years ago with his family to continue his ministry. He is an ordained minister with a strong track record in discipleship, leadership development and church planting. For the past seven years, he has served as leader of the Discipleship, Group, and Church Multiplication pillar for the Free Methodist Church of Latin America. In this role, he supports and advances church planting processes in 19 countries, fostering discipleship movements that bring transformation to communities across the region.
Pray For
- the physical, emotional and spiritual health of their teenage children
- God’s wisdom and discernment for each team serving the mission (mentors, network coordinators, communications and prayer teams)
- the formation of new community church networks in unreached cities
- effective training of leaders and pastors to multiply disciples, groups and churches
- the emergence of new groups and churches in the eastern part of Creative Access Country-X, where there is still no FMC presence
- continued and sustained discipleship growth in the 19 countries he serves
Recent Newsletters
Recent Heartbeat Articles
Called, Formed and Sent
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When the Church Crosses Borders
For many residents of Soyapango, stepping inside a church once felt impossible. This summer, that began to change. For years, Soyapango, El Salvador, was a community shaped by fear. Gang control left deep wounds in families and neighborhoods. Today, the situation is...
The Church Being the Church
What does a transformational church look like? In Latin America, it sometimes looks like a hot meal served among the rubble, medicine placed in the hands of someone who needs it, or a pastor applying lessons learned from one crisis to serve people facing another. When...
Faithful Leaders, Faithful Future: Investing in the Next Generation
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