
Summary: Fanny Rodríguez is a dedicated leader of the León de Judá Congregation. She came to the United States to recover from her father's death, but God led her to this church where she has served for 27 years under Pastor Roberto Miranda's discipleship. Fanny is a licensed social worker and holds a Master's in Education. She teaches in the Boston Public Schools and uses her gifts in administration, worship, teaching, and counseling to spread the Kingdom of God. She also takes the message of salvation to a small village in Colombia where she has transformed children and parents into missionaries. Her dream is to see God heal the educational system in the United States through prayer.
Fanny Rodríguez is an active leader of the León de Judá Congregation. She traveled to the United States seeking to recover from the death of her father, not knowing that God was calling her to a committed relationship to Him. He wonderfully led her to this church that was starting and has served faithfully for 27 years; under the teachings and discipleship of Pastor Roberto Miranda. Fanny earned her Social Worker's License from Boston University and later a Master's in Education from the University of Massachusetts, and teaches in the Boston Public Schools. Her commitment to the Lord has allowed her to use the gifts He has given her in administration, worship, teaching, and counseling. He has also been taking the message of salvation and the Lord's love to a small village in Colombia where children and parents from the community school have had an encounter with the Lord on their vacation trips that God transformed into missionaries. Her dream and request is that God heal the educational system in the United States by allowing prayer and that she continue to use it wherever she is to spread the Kingdom of God.
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