Gloriana Dìaz de Montero
Gloriana Dìaz de Montero
Gloriana Dìaz de Montero (born November 27, 1976), in Barranquilla, Colombia. From an early age she and her family were transformed by the Gospel message. She is an Accountant by profession and Public Figure.
Career
Gloriana Dìaz de Montero did University studies of Accounting and Civil Engineering, although the latter for a very short time, due to the death of her Father, her life was always linked to the church, even from an early age, at the time she began her preparation at the Institute Biblical Life (LIFE) of the Foursquare church at the same time he was finishing his finance degree.
In 2000 he settled in Costa Rica to work with CBN, an evangelistic ministry that produced television programs, including The 700 Club. Under this ministry he established counseling centers in Peru and Brazil and collaborated with humanitarian projects in Guatemala (Country), Cuba, Mexico and Costa Rica.
Since 2006 she has been married to Danilo Montero and they are based in Houston, Texas with their daughter Victoria.
Together they serve as pastors of Lakewood Church in Spanish.
She is the leader of the Women's Ministry which works to train and encourage women to reflect Christ and extend the kingdom of God.
In addition, under the Follow Me ministry, she collaborates in the Devotion congresses and gives conferences for women, challenging them to live passionately for Jesus and to live in excellence.
Gloriana Montero, develops a pastorate alongside her husband, the psalmist and composer Danilo Montero, since 2012, at Lakewood Church, in Texas, United States. The key to her career as a Christian, wife and pastor, has been to have faith challenges since childhood, as she grew up in a home with great financial need after the separation of her parents, and intimately knew God as provider, as Lord, as Father, which is why she highlights the importance of having the revelation of a good God, testifying that this added everything she is today, and that she preaches it because “it is very sad to be in a pastorate and have to preach something that you know it's true, but you haven't had the evidence of it. For these challenges of faith, I know that we had a Ph.D. and Masters, and they have been a daily walk with God. "[5][6][7]