The National Evangelical Council of Peru (CONEP) was founded in 1940 to represent the evangelical community in Peru. It was established to advocate for religious freedom and to organize the various evangelical denominations and para-ecclesiastical entities. The council played a significant role in the social presence of evangelicals, contributing to …
In 1983, during a period of political violence in Peru, the National Evangelical Council of Peru (CONEP) issued press releases addressing human rights violations. These statements reflected a religious perspective, emphasizing the dignity of human beings, rather than a political stance. This response highlighted the tension within the evangelical community …
In August 1984, the National Evangelical Council of Peru (CONEP) established a Department of Social Service called Paz y Esperanza. This initiative aimed to support evangelicals affected by violence in Peru. The department's creation marked a significant response from the evangelical community to the political violence, highlighting both the solidarity …