Tag: el salvador

  • El Salvador becomes 1st Government to Embrace Bit Coin as a Legal Tender

    El Salvador becomes 1st Government to Embrace Bit Coin as a Legal Tender

    El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is quite the visionary. This June 2021, the President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele just announced he is going to make Bit Coin a legal tender in their country. El Salvador is the 1st government to officially do this. This is quite historic. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/05/el-salvador-becomes-the-first-country-to-adopt-bitcoin-as-legal-tender-.html I myself am no crypto currency…

  • The Miraculous Transformation of El Salvador

    The Miraculous Transformation of El Salvador

    The Central American Nation of El Salvador. Once one of the most hopeless countries of the Western Hemisphere. The country has always been infamous for extreme violence and out of control murder. El Salvador was always poor, violent, and unstable. The infamous MS-13 criminal organization comes from El Salvador. However since 2019, this country is…

  • Persecutors of Christianity Hall of Shame: Roberto D’aubuisson

    Persecutors of Christianity Hall of Shame: Roberto D’aubuisson

    Roberto D’aubuisson (1943-1992) of El Salvador, was one of the most dangerous atheists and persecutors of Christianity in Latin America in recent decades. He was a military and political leader in late 20th Century El Salvador and the commander of right wing death squads. He also hated Christianity and the Church and was involved in…

  • Romero (1989) The life of Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador 🇸🇻

    Romero (1989) The life of Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador 🇸🇻

    Another movie out of my Christian Movie Collection is Romero from 1989. The movie is about the life of El Salvador Archbishop Oscar Romero who was murdered in 1980. This movie was made a Christian Film Company named Paulist Pictures and filmed in Mexico. The movie is also about the Civil War in El Salvador.…

  • WHEN A MISSION TRIP GOES WRONG

    WHEN A MISSION TRIP GOES WRONG

    Before December ends, I want to bring up a 40th Anniversary of something. A very tragic moment of infamy. On December 2nd 1980, 4 American Missionaries were killed in El Salvador. Maura Clarke, Ita Ford, Jean Donavon, and Dorothy Kazel. The 4 Women were Catholic Missionaries. A few of them had gone on many mission…