Afro-Boricua theologian · educator · activist
Dr. Liz Rios
Disrupt oppressive systems. Cultivate faith spaces of transformation.
Afro-Boricua theologian · educator · activist
Disrupt oppressive systems. Cultivate faith spaces of transformation.
Dr. Liz is a theologian, educator, and activist.
Read her story →Convictions
Liberation, church planting, and faith spaces of transformation.
Not a debate to be won but a fact about the church.
Explore theme →02Civic engagement and justice praxis, constitutive from the first meeting.
Explore theme →03BIPOC planters are the demographic core, not a niche.
Explore theme →04Mujerista theology grounded in lived Latina experience.
Explore theme →05Planting in neglected communities costs the planter something.
Explore theme →Formation
Civically engaged, justice-oriented churches — practiced from the first meeting, not added later.
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Founder of Passion2Plant — the only national BIPOC-woman-led church planting network in the United States — and of The Passion Center.
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