Santo Domingo.– Pastor Yesenia Then assured that the Rolls-Royce Cullinan donated by urban artist Emmanuel Herrera, known as El Alfa, will be allocated to the construction project of a new temple for the Soplo de Vida Ministry and Christian Center. Furthermore, she stated that the administration of the resources is under the responsibility of the organization’s financial committee.
Then he explained that the decision to build a new headquarters responds to the growth the congregation has experienced in recent years, a situation that, as he indicated, has caused difficulties in the residential area where the church currently operates.
“The movement and growth of the church has wreaked havoc on the community. Neighbors face difficulties at each of the meetings we hold, especially due to the lack of parking and the heavy traffic that affects the entire community,” he expressed.
The pastor pointed out that, after evaluating this situation, the congregation began searching for a new space to relocate their operations. She indicated that they have already identified a plot of land, although she clarified that it has not yet been acquired because they are still in the fundraising process.
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“We recently received the donation of a vehicle that was given to the church with the aim of contributing to the ProTemple Project,” he stated.
Likewise, he maintained that the donation was received and managed by the ministry’s financial committee, and assured that the resources remain in the account designated for that purpose.
“I did not have any involvement in the handling of this donation, just as I do not handle any of the donations that come into the ministry. Everything is managed by the Financial Committee,” he stated.
The pastor’s statements come amid the questions raised regarding the financial management of the Soplo de Vida Christian Ministry and Center, after the donation of the luxury vehicle became public knowledge.
