Latino/a Theology is a branch of Christian theology that reflects the experiences, culture, and spirituality of Latino/a communities. It emphasizes the importance of social justice, community, and the lived experiences of Latino/a individuals, often drawing from the rich traditions of Catholicism and Protestantism within these communities. This theology seeks to address issues such as immigration, poverty, and discrimination, integrating biblical teachings with the realities faced by Latino/a people. It often highlights the significance of liberation theology, which focuses on the liberation of marginalized groups, and encourages a faith that is active in promoting justice and equality.