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Introduction	My name is David Bonilla born in Puerto Rico. In 1955 my parents came to Miami with all of us six kids. I married Leidys and we have a son, two daughters, three grandchildren and all our children are active in the ministry. For thirty five years we have served as pastors and pioneers of several churches including the present one. At the beginning of our ministry, my wife and I had to work and pastor. I was art director and my wife a freelance fashion designer. A local Publishers printed and distributed a book I authored on the Tabernacle in Spanish and the poster I drew of the same subject. The book is now on its fifth printing and thousands of posters are in circulation around the world in Spanish, English and Portuguese. The book is being used as a textbook in Germany and was used for a theatrical play in Costa Rica, praise God. Some of our teaching materials are in print and will be available soon. One in particular teaches about the tradition of “Good Friday”, where I answer the question: Did Jesus really die on a Friday? I pray that this site may be a blessing to you.

Introduction

My name is David Bonilla born in Puerto Rico. In 1955 my parents came to Miami with all of us six kids. I married Leidys and we have a son, two daughters, three grandchildren and all our children are active in the ministry. For thirty five years we have served as pastors and pioneers of several churches including the present one. At the beginning of our ministry, my wife and I had to work and pastor. I was art director and my wife a freelance fashion designer. A local Publishers printed and distributed a book I authored on the Tabernacle in Spanish and the poster I drew of the same subject. The book is now on its fifth printing and thousands of posters are in circulation around the world in Spanish, English and Portuguese. The book is being used as a textbook in Germany and was used for a theatrical play in Costa Rica, praise God. Some of our teaching materials are in print and will be available soon. One in particular teaches about the tradition of “Good Friday”, where I answer the question: Did Jesus really die on a Friday? I pray that this site may be a blessing to you.