A Mission to Reach the Farthest Corners of Argentina
Alejandro Daniel Nemec’s journey into ministry began with a spiritual encounter during his time at the Haggai Leader Experience. While being equipped with other leaders in Malaysia, he felt the Holy Spirit speak to him. Just two days later, a pastor from Singapore confirmed what he had heard from God. This moment marked a clear turning point in Nemec’s life, and he returned to South America with a strong sense of purpose, committing himself to full-time ministry.
When he returned to Argentina, Alejandro became the Director and Teacher of Hechos de una Generación, a Bible school program with international reach. The school focuses on training and equipping Christian workers to serve their communities and share the Gospel. Through his role, Nemec travels to remote, low-income, and often indigenous communities, training and discipling Christian leaders. With a goal of strengthening local ministries and encouraging pastors who may feel isolated in remote areas, he has served throughout Argentina and in neighboring countries, including Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Colombia.
Reaching these communities is not easy. Nearly 80 percent of the places Nemec visits are difficult to access due to poor road conditions and limited transportation options. He currently uses a car to reach many locations, but still often faces challenges. “Even a motorcycle would help,” he says, highlighting the practical challenges of bringing the Gospel to those who might otherwise never hear it.
Despite these obstacles, the ministry has made a significant impact. Between 2019 and 2023, over 500 individuals completed the training programs in Argentina and other Latin American countries. 70 percent of these participants continue to follow Christ and serve in their local churches and communities.
Many lives have been transformed through the training. Participants often describe the training as much more than academic, and it has deepened their connection with the Holy Spirit, awakening a strong desire to serve others. The impact is both spiritual and practical, equipping people to live out their faith in meaningful ways.
Alejandro Nemec continues to travel, teach, and minister throughout South America. His story is one of faithful obedience to God’s call. Through Hechos de una Generación, he is helping to build a new generation of Christian leaders who are rooted in Scripture and motivated by love.
Written by Zoë Webb
A Mission to Reach the Farthest Corners of Argentina
Alejandro Daniel Nemec’s journey into ministry began with a spiritual encounter during his time at the Haggai Leader Experience. While being equipped with other leaders in Malaysia, he felt the Holy Spirit speak to him. Just two days later, a pastor from Singapore confirmed what he had heard from God. This moment marked a clear turning point in Nemec’s life, and he returned to South America with a strong sense of purpose, committing himself to full-time ministry.
When he returned to Argentina, Alejandro became the Director and Teacher of Hechos de una Generación, a Bible school program with international reach. The school focuses on training and equipping Christian workers to serve their communities and share the Gospel. Through his role, Nemec travels to remote, low-income, and often indigenous communities, training and discipling Christian leaders. With a goal of strengthening local ministries and encouraging pastors who may feel isolated in remote areas, he has served throughout Argentina and in neighboring countries, including Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Colombia.
Reaching these communities is not easy. Nearly 80 percent of the places Nemec visits are difficult to access due to poor road conditions and limited transportation options. He currently uses a car to reach many locations, but still often faces challenges. “Even a motorcycle would help,” he says, highlighting the practical challenges of bringing the Gospel to those who might otherwise never hear it.
Despite these obstacles, the ministry has made a significant impact. Between 2019 and 2023, over 500 individuals completed the training programs in Argentina and other Latin American countries. 70 percent of these participants continue to follow Christ and serve in their local churches and communities.
Many lives have been transformed through the training. Participants often describe the training as much more than academic, and it has deepened their connection with the Holy Spirit, awakening a strong desire to serve others. The impact is both spiritual and practical, equipping people to live out their faith in meaningful ways.
Alejandro Nemec continues to travel, teach, and minister throughout South America. His story is one of faithful obedience to God’s call. Through Hechos de una Generación, he is helping to build a new generation of Christian leaders who are rooted in Scripture and motivated by love.
Written by Zoë Webb
A Mission to Reach the Farthest Corners of Argentina
Alejandro Daniel Nemec’s journey into ministry began with a spiritual encounter during his time at the Haggai Leader Experience. While being equipped with other leaders in Malaysia, he felt the Holy Spirit speak to him. Just two days later, a pastor from Singapore confirmed what he had heard from God. This moment marked a clear turning point in Nemec’s life, and he returned to South America with a strong sense of purpose, committing himself to full-time ministry.
When he returned to Argentina, Alejandro became the Director and Teacher of Hechos de una Generación, a Bible school program with international reach. The school focuses on training and equipping Christian workers to serve their communities and share the Gospel. Through his role, Nemec travels to remote, low-income, and often indigenous communities, training and discipling Christian leaders. With a goal of strengthening local ministries and encouraging pastors who may feel isolated in remote areas, he has served throughout Argentina and in neighboring countries, including Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Colombia.
Reaching these communities is not easy. Nearly 80 percent of the places Nemec visits are difficult to access due to poor road conditions and limited transportation options. He currently uses a car to reach many locations, but still often faces challenges. “Even a motorcycle would help,” he says, highlighting the practical challenges of bringing the Gospel to those who might otherwise never hear it.
Despite these obstacles, the ministry has made a significant impact. Between 2019 and 2023, over 500 individuals completed the training programs in Argentina and other Latin American countries. 70 percent of these participants continue to follow Christ and serve in their local churches and communities.
Many lives have been transformed through the training. Participants often describe the training as much more than academic, and it has deepened their connection with the Holy Spirit, awakening a strong desire to serve others. The impact is both spiritual and practical, equipping people to live out their faith in meaningful ways.
Alejandro Nemec continues to travel, teach, and minister throughout South America. His story is one of faithful obedience to God’s call. Through Hechos de una Generación, he is helping to build a new generation of Christian leaders who are rooted in Scripture and motivated by love.
Written by Zoë Webb
