Latino Evangelicalism refers to the branch of Christianity practiced by Latino communities that emphasizes a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and the authority of the Bible. This movement has grown significantly in the United States, where many Latino immigrants have brought their faith traditions, blending them with evangelical beliefs. This form of evangelism often focuses on community engagement, social justice, and cultural identity. Latino Evangelicals may participate in various church activities, outreach programs, and advocacy efforts, addressing issues such as immigration, education, and poverty within their communities.