Raul Nunez

Ministry Focus

After serving for many years in western Honduras, the ministry of Raúl Núñez, together with his wife Nolvia, has moved their missionary work to the Olancho region, where there are currently no missionary families or Missions Door churches present. The challenges they face include planting new congregations in the largest region of Honduras, which also includes the indigenous PECH communities. They are working to establish a Theological and Ministerial Training Program for future leaders and pastors of the new congregations, as well as continuing with the vocational training program for women with limited economic resources who do not have access to formal education through the national system. The sewing and tailoring training enables women to generate their own income for their families. In the area of education, they also plan to establish a comprehensive education project for children from low-income families in various communities throughout Olancho.

Faith Story

Raúl came to know the Lord at a local church in the city of Catacamas, Olancho. A few years later, he met his wife Nolvia, and together they began serving in the same region. They later moved to the western part of the country to serve in various ministries. Now, the Núñez family is serving in the northeastern region of Honduras, specifically in the department of Olancho.

Family

Raúl and Nolvia are the parents of three children: Merary Ester, Raúl Daniel, and David Jonatán.

Education

Raúl completed his secondary education at the Instituto Técnico 18 de Noviembre, studied theology at the Seminario Teológico de Santidad, studied Literature (with a specialization in Linguistics) at the Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, and graduated as a Professor of Higher Education from the Universidad Cristiana Evangélica. Raúl served as a Professor of Old and New Testament for five years at the Universidad Cristiana Evangélica. He currently leads the Theological and Ministerial Studies Program, which is offered to various pastors and leaders in Honduras. In his free time, he enjoys reading.