Santa Ana Region
Pastor Mauricio of San Jacinto
Santa Ana is a region located in western El Salvador with a total population of nearly 700,000. Approximately 300,000 people live in or near urban centers and the remaining 400,000 live in semi-rural or rural communities. Recent reports state that 23 percent of the population, or 161,000 people, live in extreme poverty (making less than $1 per day) and 46 percent of the population, or 332,000 people, live in severe poverty (making less than $2 per day). The region is diverse and has complex challenges. The urban areas are densely populated and face security issues, household waste problems, and unemployment. The rural areas are also densely populated but face critical challenges such as dilapidated roads, inadequate housing, poor health and struggling economic development.
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Click here to see the 2012 Santa Ana Regional Report
Click here to see the 2011 Santa Ana Regional Report
CHURCH AND COMMUNITY PROFILES
ZURISADAI, SAN JACINTO: Extremely motivated leadership quickly and effectively connecting to their community in viable ways. Click here to see the entire San Jacinto Profile...
NUEVA JERUSALEN, COMECAYO: Large congregation offering huge potential for regional transformation. Click here to see the entire Comecayo Profile...
PUERTA DEL CIELO, SAN JUAN BUENAVISTA
EL BUEN SAMARITANO, EL ESTORAQUE
LA VOZ DE DIOS, LOS PLANES DE LA LAGUNA
CASA DEL ALFARERO, CHANTUSNENE
CAMINO AL DISCIPULADO, SAN MATIAS