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More than 200 young people gathered in Havana for three days in search of answers, faith, and purpose amidst the challenging reality facing Cuba.
The Baptist Church El Calvario, located at Reina #158 in Centro Habana, hosted 227 young people from April 13 to 15 in an evangelistic camp called "The Line of Truth."
One of the most striking elements of the event is that 160 of the participants were not Christians at the time of attendance, according to data shared by the congregation.
"Youth with different stories, doubts, wounds, and searches… but whom God allowed to come to our venue at Reina #158," expressed the church in its official Facebook post.
During the sessions, attendees participated in group dynamics, reflections, and collective activities in an atmosphere that, according to the organizers, was characterized by emotional intensity and a sense of unity.
"They were intense days. With times of worship, words that confronted the heart, games, and an atmosphere where God was felt in a very real way," noted the congregation.
The shared images show dozens of young people listening attentively, sharing with one another, and participating actively, reflecting a generation that seeks spaces for connection in a context of everyday challenges.
At the close of the camp, 22 young people made a profession of faith in Christ and another 15 reaffirmed their Christian commitment.
David Espinosa also shared the experience on his Facebook profile, where he reflected on the unity among the young participants and the impact of the message conveyed.
In the current context, these congregations also serve as spaces for community, support, and spiritual expression for young people facing uncertainty, social pressures, and a complex future.
"We know that this does not end here. This is just the beginning. We continue to believe that God is raising strong, courageous, and purpose-filled young people. A generation that is starting to walk in the Line of Truth," concluded the church.
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