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Having had an encounter with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in 2003, Evangelist Raul Silva has devoted his life to honor and glorify God. Next to his wife Nidia Silva, they are both ready and willing to serve the Lord at anytime and anywhere the Holy Spirit may take them. Evangelist Raul Silva strongly believes that we all are here for a very distinctive purpose and no one should miss the opportunities that God planned specifically for them to fulfill.
Evangelist Raul and Nidia Silva are currently associate Pastors at Centro Biblico of New Jersey (Dover, NJ). Having served at different ministries within Centro Biblico, Evangelist Raul Silva has received the gift of healing and deliverance. There are many testimonies of how God has used Raul Silva to touch many people and bring them to salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ. …show more content…
He is currently the Director of the Christian Radio Station “Transformacion Radio 1360 AM” also available on the Internet at www.transformacionradio.com. Raul broadcasts a program where he holds a prayer altar five times a week. Raul believes that by building a prayer altar it is essential in our pursuit of God’s Presence. It is the starting place, the consistent place, the fueling place where we meet with God and create an environment for Him to come. Raul is a member of the Christian National Church of

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