National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference Announces Opening of First Ever Hispanic Evangelical Think Tank, The Jesse Miranda Center, in Additi
America's largest Hispanic Christian organization, The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), The Hispanic National Association of Evangelicals, announced today the formal national launch of the Jesse Miranda Center, the first ever Hispanic Evangelical Think Tank. As the educational arm of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, the Jesse Miranda Center will focus on research and leadership development addressing both ecclesiastical and social issues within the context of the Hispanic American Faith Experience.

HispanicBusiness 500 Ranks Pan-American Life No. 16 Largest Hispanic Business in the United States
Pan-American Life Insurance Company improved seven positions in the 27th annual ranking of the HispanicBusiness 500, advancing to number 16 on the list of the largest Hispanic businesses in the United States from number 23 in 2008. Hispanic Business Magazine once again ranked the New Orleans-based company as the top Hispanic company in the state of Louisiana.

The National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast and Conference Returns to Capitol Hill
Esperanza, the largest Hispanic faith-based Evangelical network in the United States, committed to strengthening the Latino community will return to Capitol Hill with their Congressional Hill visits on Thursday, June 18, 2009, during the 8th annual National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast and Conference. Conference participants will have the opportunity to meet their federal representatives and discuss important issues confronted by the Hispanic community.

President Obama To Be Keynote Speaker at 8th Annual National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast
Esperanza, the largest Hispanic faith-based Evangelical network in the United States, committed to strengthening the Latino community, announced that President Barack H. Obama will be the keynote speaker at the 2009 National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast this Friday, June 19 at the J.W. Marriott Hotel in Washington, D.C. President Obama will address the Hispanic community and share his thoughts and plans on how to address the issues that gravely affect Latinos in the United States.

The 2009 National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast and Conference, June 17-19, 2009 - Washington, D.C.
Esperanza, the largest Hispanic faith-based Evangelical network in the United States, committed to strengthening the Latino community, is hosting the 8th annual National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast and Conference, June 17-19, 2009 in Washington, D.C. These unique events bring together over 750 national Hispanic spiritual and community leaders to the nation's capital where they join in celebration and prayer for our country, our political leaders, and our communities, and advocate for the needs of Hispanics in the United States.