Consecration
Living a holy life set apart for God.
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René and Dayamis Milian were married in 1998. They are parents of three children and grandparents of four grandchildren. Both are Pastors and Teachers, with master’s degrees from the Global University of Theology.
For more than 30 years they have devoted their lives to Christian service, pastoral ministry and the training of leaders committed to the Lord’s work. Today, their children and grandchildren are part of Corban International Apostolic Ministry Church.
Pastoral and ministerial journey
- 1998
The ministry begins
They served at the Liga Evangélica Church in Cuba, where they began their pastoral ministry under the training, guidance and formation of Pastors Alejandro Nieto Sellés and Alida León. That same year, with the Lord’s help and the support of a team of committed leaders, they founded their first church in their own home — the start of a journey devoted to evangelism, church planting and strengthening the Christian work.
- 2005
Presbyters in Cuba
They were called to serve as presbyters in the provinces of Pinar del Río and Artemisa. They also helped found churches in mountain areas and rural communities, bringing the gospel to places where missionary work was a particular challenge.
- 2014
Houston, Texas
They continue their ministry from Houston, Texas, extending their service and commitment to the church at an international level.
Theological education and international leadership
Counseling & mentoring
Throughout their ministry they have worked as marriage counselors and mentors to pastors, leaders and Christian workers, strengthening leadership in Cuba, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador and the United States.
Global University of Theology
In partnership with Dr. Mario Mencos and the Global University of Theology, they have carried out educational and ministerial work in several countries through teaching, training and ministerial support.
Chaplaincy
Besides pastoral ministry and chaplaincy, they have served with Chaplains In Service, deepening their commitment to service, unity and the development of Christian leaders in different cultural and ministerial contexts.