María Cristina Gómez (5 May 1942 – 5 April 1989) was a Baptist primary school teacher and community leader in El Salvador who was abducted and murdered on 5 April 1989. A member of Emmanuel Baptist church in San Salvador, Gómez was a national leader both of Baptist women and in the teachers' union. [1] .

María Cristina Gómez was a teacher who was a Christian and who worked hard to support women. One day she was taken and killed. The cross was made after she died and showed the things that were important in her life. Write down the things you can see on the cross that were important in her life.

After her death, her Church commissioned a local artist to paint a wooden cross with scenes from Gómez's life, portraying her work among the poor women of El Salvador.

Nov 28, 2008 · Yesterday Ana Vilanueva from the World YWCA told the group of women I was showing around about the cross pictured here and I realised that the true story of Maria Christina Gomez made the rather general "this is a cross from El Slavador with a woman on it..."

May 27, 2017 · If you are curious about an important female leader in El Salvador, check Facts about Maria Cristina Gomez. She was born on May 5th, 1942 and died on April 5th, 1989.

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Ideas from the Resource Hub brf.org.uk/resources Introduction from El Salvador. It is called the María Gómez cross. María Cristina Gómez was a teacher ho was a Christian and who worked hard to support women. One day she was taken and …

María Cristina Gómez (5 May 1942 – 5 April 1989) was a Baptist primary school teacher and community leader in El Salvador who was abducted and murdered on 5 April 1989. A member of Emmanuel Baptist church in San Salvador, Gómez was a national leader both of Baptist women and in the teachers' union.

The Maria Gomez Cross this is the Maria Gomez Cross it shows you what Maria Gomez did in her life and she is the one standing in the middle of the cross. What happened next? Well El Salvador was injust because it was ruled by the fourteen most powerful families. They always got