Latinos expanding their religious horizons

UNITED STATES
Tucson Citizen

by USA Today Feed on Jan. 07, 2012

It’s Sunday morning and evangelical churches are packed.

Pastors are preaching, Bibles are being read and churchgoers are singing.

In Spanish.

While the Catholic church is still the principal religion for Latinos, a growing number are bucking tradition and moving toward evangelism — particularly among the younger generation.

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