South American Division

Nuevo Tiempo Uruguay inaugurates new facilities

New facilities at Nuevo Tiempo Uruguay strengthen content production to continue bringing messages of hope.

Uruguay

Aline Alberti, South American Division
Ribbon cutting ceremony with the international leaders who attended the inauguration.

Ribbon cutting ceremony with the international leaders who attended the inauguration.

Nuevo Tiempo Uruguay officially inaugurated its new facilities in Montevideo during a ceremony that brought together leaders from the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the Nuevo Tiempo Communication Network of South America.

Nuevo Tiempo is a Spanish-language Christian television channel and radio network serving Central and South America, owned and operated by the Adventist Church.

The new space will allow Nuevo Tiempo to strengthen content production and expand the reach of its mission to share hope, faith, and Christian values ​​through various platforms.

Jonny Amaral, Coordinator of the New Time Bible School in Uruguay.

For years, Nuevo Tiempo has accompanied thousands of listeners and followers through programming focused on values, well-being, Bible study, and spiritual growth. The launch of this new space aims to enhance that work and create new opportunities to bring the message of hope to the community through radio projects, digital platforms, and content production.

Through testimonies, special messages, and moments of gratitude, participants say the ceremony highlighted how God has used Nuevo Tiempo to bring hope, guidance, and faith to those seeking answers to their daily challenges.

Broadcast of the program "As Good as It Gets" on YouTube. Photo: Reproduction

The special program was broadcast live during the ceremony on Radio Nuevo Tiempo Uruguay and the institution's YouTube channel, allowing audiences across the country to accompany this significant moment.

Nuevo Tiempo Uruguay leaders shared that they remain committed to bringing hope to every corner of the country and connecting more people with a message that transforms lives and brings hearts closer to Jesus.

The original article was published on the South American Division news site.

Aline Alberti, South American Division

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