OUR PARENTS IN THE FAITH AND FOUNDERS

NÉSTOR CHAMORRO PESANTES, Ph.D.1936 - 2003

Ph.D. degree in ministry from the Luther Rice Seminary in Jacksonville Fla. USA.  Since 1961 when he began his Christian life, he developed along side with his wife Lolita de Chamorro, a defying grand-commission work surrounded by numerous miracles, signs and prodigies.

Chamorro was the founder of the CENTI (Spanish acronym for: International Center of Integral Theotherapy) and the CEPC (Spanish acronym for: Student and Professional Crusade of Colombia), who had its beginnings in the year 1963 with college students from the city of Cali, Colombia.  He also served as its worldwide president until the Lord took him to His presence in April 4th of 2003.

At the moment the CENTI is located in more of the 50% of the Colombian soil and in more than 40 countries around the world, offering answer to all the needs of the human being through the different specialized theotherapies, such as:

Dr. Chamorro also published the following books (all books written and published in Spanish only titles were translated for website translation purposes):

Mrs. Lolita Cruz de Chamorro is a Psychology Teacher, with a Masters degree from the Luther Rice Seminary in Jacksonville, Fla. USA.

Alongside with her late husband Dr. Néstor Chamorro, are the founders of the CENTI (Spanish acronym for: International Center of Integral Theotherapy) and the CEPC (Spanish acronym for: Student and Professional Crusade of Colombia).  Through them, lives and homes have been brought to a total restoration that only Christ provides.

She is the founder and worldwide director of the Feminine Movement of CENTI; a movement that groups thousands of women in more than 40 countries where they have been taught to make of prayer the launch platform to success as women, spouses, mothers, housewives and executives.  She has challenged them to look for the total realization and the maximum expression of their value through the ministry of the “True Beauty”.

She leads programs of Social Theotherapy and integral rehabilitation through foundations and voluntary movements in different parts of Latin America, through which she takes the woman of today to actively compromise in the process of forming better marriages, homes, parents, children and communities.