How to navigate the site: directory, blog, community, and store
EncuentraIglesias has several sections and it's not always obvious where to start. This article gives you a quick tour so you know what's in each area and when to use it.
Church directory
What you'll find: more than 514,000 congregations across 14 countries. Each listing can include an address, phone number, website, service times, and denomination.
Typical scenario: you just moved to a new city and want to explore what evangelical churches are nearby. You type your city in the search bar, filter by denomination if you like, and within seconds you have a list with a map.
Direct access: /advanced-search
Fe y Vida blog
What you'll find: articles on Christian life, biblical reflections, and short devotional reads. Published regularly and organized by topic.
Typical scenario: you have ten minutes before work and want to read something to set the tone for the day. You open the blog, see the recent articles, and pick one that catches your eye.
Access: main menu → "Blog" or "Fe y Vida".
Community (feed)
What you'll find: a feed of posts from other members. You can share prayers, testimonies, praises, verses, or faith questions. You can respond and pray for others' requests.
Typical scenario: you're going through a hard time and want to ask for prayer. You write your request as an "Oración" (Prayer) post and within minutes other members are responding to let you know they're praying for you.
Access: /community or /en/feed. Requires an active account to post.
Store
What you'll find: downloadable digital resources — devotionals, Bible study guides, PDF courses. Paid with a card, PayPal, and other methods available in your country.
Typical scenario: your small group wants to study the book of Romans and you're looking for a structured guide. You visit the store, check the resource description, and buy it. The download is available immediately in your orders.
Access: /shop.
Daily devotional
What you'll find: a verse with a reflection, unique to each day. It refreshes at midnight. If you have an account, the site tracks your consecutive-day streak and gives you achievements for consistency.
Typical scenario: you want a simple Bible reading habit. You open the devotional every morning, read the day's verse, and mark it as read. Over time you build up days and the site recognizes it.
Access: main menu → "Devocional".
Bible games
What you'll find: Bible trivia and question games. They're short and you can play without an account.
Typical scenario: you have a few free minutes and want to review your Bible knowledge in a fun way. You open a game, answer the questions, and see your score.
Access: main menu → "Juegos".
If you want to learn more about any section in detail, find its article in /en/help.