March for Jesus returns to Buenos Aires after nine-year hiatus

Tens of thousands of participants gathered in Buenos Aires on August 16 for the return of the March for Jesus, an event held for the first time in the city in nine years. The procession moved from Avenida de Mayo and Perú to the National Congress, where attendees engaged in collective prayer and worship. Participants focused their intercessions on the needs of families, the nation's economy, government leadership, and the future of Argentina.

Organizers emphasized the ongoing social contributions of evangelical churches, noting their involvement in community kitchens, rehabilitation centers, and prison ministries. The event featured personal testimonies from public figures, including professional soccer player Adrián “Maravilla” Martínez and singer Rodrigo Tapari, who spoke about their faith journeys and personal transformations. The gathering concluded with prayers led by various Christian leaders, including Alberto Rey and Ale Gómez, who also invited a group of musicians to join in a public declaration of faith.