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Sunday Church Service in Spanish · Hazleton, PASundays at 11:00 am

Our main gathering of the week: live worship, biblical preaching, prayer and Communion. It runs about two hours and is open to anyone who walks in.

Hispanic congregation during the Sunday service at Iglesia Maná Para Las Naciones in Hazleton, PA
Main service · Sundays 11:00 am

What it is like

Two hours that change the week

There is nothing complicated about our Sunday service. It opens with live worship led by the congregation’s own praise team, moves into a time of prayer where real needs are prayed over by name, and continues with the preaching of the Word by Pastor Juan or Pastor Awilda García.

We close by sharing Communion and staying around to talk. Many Sundays there is food, and there is always coffee.

Everything is in Spanish. Families come together: the children stay in the service and there are always sisters keeping an eye on them.

Step by step

What happens on a Sunday

11:00 AM

Worship

Live praise. Sing, sit, or simply watch — whatever you are comfortable with.

11:30 AM

Prayer

We pray together over the congregation’s requests and over anyone who needs it.

11:50 AM

The Word

Clear biblical preaching applied to the real life of a Hispanic family.

12:45 PM

Communion

We share the bread and the cup, and stay to talk afterwards.

How awesome is this place! This is none other than the house of God, and this is the gate of heaven.
Genesis 28:17

Frequently asked questions

If it is your first Sunday

What time does it start and how long does it last?
It starts at 11:00 am and runs about two hours, including Communion.
What should I wear?
Whatever you are comfortable in. There is no dress code of any kind.
Is there anything for children?
Children stay in the service with their families, and there are always volunteers keeping an eye on them.
Will I have to speak or introduce myself?
No. Nobody will stand you up or point you out. If you want to go unnoticed your first Sunday, you can.
Is the service in English?
No, it is in Spanish. Many members are bilingual and will gladly help you follow along.
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