Romana Carbajal: A Mexican Housewife With No Credentials Who Started a Movement of Millions

Romana Carbajal de Valenzuela was an ordinary housewife with no ordination, no mission board, and no budget — yet she traveled alone through revolutionary Mexico, fasted for twelve days, and saw twelve souls filled with the Holy Spirit, planting a movement that today numbers millions across multiple continents. Discover how one woman's radical obedience, forged in a hidden prayer life and total surrender to God, became the founding fire of the Iglesia Apostólica de la Fe en Cristo Jesús — one of the most significant Pentecostal movements in Latin American Christian history. Subscribe to Cloud of Witnesses for more inspiring stories from Christian history. Like this video and comment which historical figure you would like to see featured next. What happens when a family carries apostolic fire back into their homeland against their will — and plants churches in every village they are sent to? Watch the next video here:   • Abundio Lopez: He Worked the Railroads by ...   To become a member of cloud of witnesses channel join our membership using the link below    / @cloudofwitnessesstories   #romanacarbajal #christiandocumentary #pentecostalrevival #revival #documentary #documentaries #christianhistory #history #biography #spiritualawakening #revivalhistory #christianrevival #apostleoffaith #christianmotivation #revival