Staff
Dr. Roberto Miranda : Senior Pastor
Roberto Miranda attended Phillips Academy at Andover and graduated in 1974. Upon graduation, he entered Princeton, and studied at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs as a Woodrow Wilson Scholar, graduating in 1978. He spent a year working at the admissions office in Princeton, and then entered Harvard in 1979 to do graduate work in the Department of Romance Languages, graduating in 1989 with a Ph.D. in Spanish American Literature.
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Miguel Prieto : Affiliate Youth Pastor
Miguel A. Prieto has been a youth pastor in the city of Boston since 1986, first at the 1st Hispanic Baptist Church of Jamaica Plain and now at Congregation Lion of Judah, the largest Hispanic Baptist church in New England. He is also Assistant Headmaster at Brighton High School in Boston and has been an educator since 1980. He is a graduate from the University of Puerto Rico with a degree in Education and has two masters degree, one from Lesley University and the other from Bridgewater State College in Massachusetts.
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Gregory Bishop : Associate Pastor
Gregory Bishop (B.A. Amherst College; MDiv. Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary), has been our associate pastor since 1998.
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Omar Soto: Associate Pastor
Omar Soto is originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Shortly after graduating from high school, he received his call to pastoral ministry. Omar has completed a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and Health Promotion from the University of the Sacred Heart in Puerto Rico, a Master of Divinity degree from Andover Newton Theological School, and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary with a concentration in Preaching. He is currently teaching as adjunct faculty within the area of Preaching at Gordon Conwell’s urban campus in Boston.
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Samuel Acevedo : Director HERC
Samuel Acevedo is Director of the church-based Boston Higher Education Resource Center (HERC). The Boston HERC is one of the first of five such sites throughout New England dedicated to the ministry of helping inner-city young people go to college. Since its inception in 1999, the Boston HERC has served over 1,000 kids. The Boston HERC serves a remarkably diverse community through an SAT program, a Christ-centered mentor program, computer-literacy and ESL programs, and a recently-introduced MCAS prep program which is currently being replicated throughout the other HERC sites across the state.
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