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Formando líderes, movilizando generaciones y preparando nuevos misioneros.

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Leo y Romi Barreto sirven como misioneros patrocinados de la Iglesia del Nazareno en Campinas, Brasil. Desde 2012 han dedicado sus vidas al ministerio, con una pasión especial por formar líderes, movilizar a las nuevas generaciones y preparar misioneros para llevar el evangelio a todas las naciones.


Actualmente, Leo es Coordinador Regional de la Juventud Nazarena Internacional (JNI) en América del Sur, acompañando y fortaleciendo el liderazgo juvenil en los 10 países de la región. Romina coordina AVIVA, un programa de mentoreo que involucra a más de 20 misioneros y 150 participantes, promoviendo el discipulado, la formación y el desarrollo de nuevos líderes.


Juntos sirven en AVANCE, la base de preparación misionera en Brasil, contribuyendo a la capacitación y movilización de personas llamadas al servicio transcultural.


Anteriormente, plantaron y pastorearon la Iglesia del Nazareno Nueva Vida en Formosa, Argentina, y durante siete años vivieron y trabajaron junto a los pueblos originarios wichí y toba (QOM), apoyando la plantación de iglesias y la formación teológica en el distrito de Los Pueblos Originarios de Argentina - POA


Casados desde 2010, son padres de Sofía y Thiago. Como familia, comparten la convicción de que Dios está levantando una nueva generación para su misión.


¡Sé parte de esta misión!


Como misioneros patrocinados, su ministerio es sostenido por las oraciones y ofrendas de personas e iglesias que deciden caminar junto a ellos. Tu apoyo puede ayudar a formar a quienes llevarán el evangelio a nuevas generaciones y culturas.

 

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Leo and Romi Barreto serve as sponsored missionaries for the Church of the Nazarene in Campinas, Brazil. Since 2012, they have dedicated their lives to ministry, with a special passion for developing leaders, mobilizing new generations, and preparing missionaries to take the gospel to all nations.


Currently, Leo serves as the Regional Coordinator for Nazarene Youth International (NYI) in South America, where he supports and strengthens youth leadership across the 10 countries of the region. Romina coordinates AVIVA, a mentorship program involving more than 20 missionaries and 150 participants, which promotes discipleship, training, and the development of new leaders.


Together, they serve at AVANCE—a missionary preparation base in Brazil—contributing to the training and mobilization of individuals called to cross-cultural service.


Previously, they planted and pastored the New Life Church of the Nazarene (Iglesia del Nazareno Nueva Vida) in Formosa, Argentina. For seven years, they also lived and worked alongside the indigenous Wichí and Toba (QOM) peoples, supporting church planting and theological training within the "Indigenous Peoples" (POA) district of Argentina.


Married since 2010, they are the parents of Sofía and Thiago. As a family, they share the conviction that God is raising up a new generation for His mission.


Be a part of this mission!


As sponsored missionaries, their ministry is sustained by the prayers and financial contributions of individuals and churches that choose to walk alongside them. Your support can help equip those who will carry the gospel to new generations and cultures.

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