Community unites in prayer for the return of María Gómez Pérez

• Prayer for María Gómez Pérez.
• María, missing for weeks.
• Reward for information: $50,000.

Three weeks without any news about the whereabouts of a 12-year-old Guatemalan girl from Georgia, the community is more concerned than ever.

In solidarity with the family of María Gómez Pérez, several evangelical churches have united.

Their goal is to pray to God for her safe and prompt return home.

They will gather on the morning of Saturday, June 22, in the parking lot of one of the largest congregations in the Gainesville area.

Support for María Gómez Pérez’s Family

“Greetings People of God… Through the media, we have been informed about this Hispanic girl who has disappeared,»

«and the authorities and family members are still searching,” stated the local church, Atlanta Tabernacle.

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“A prayer hour has been organized for the life of this girl so that God may perform a miracle and return her to her family,”

This can be read on their Facebook page.

Through this message, they invited the People of God in Gainesville and all neighboring cities to join them.

“Come and intercede, and God will hear your cry!” stated the sources.

The meeting for María’s return will be in the parking lot of the Church of the Triumphant Jesus Christ, located at 794 Jesse Jewell Parkway, Gainesville GA. 30501.

Nothing has been known about María since last May 29. She was last seen at her home, but then she disappeared.

$50,000 Reward for Information about María Gómez Pérez

The authorities of Hall County have announced a $50,000 reward for anyone who provides information that leads to the rescue of the minor.

According to the local Sheriff, there are at least 70 investigators from four state agencies, including the FBI, involved in this high-profile case.

It is not without reason, as it is believed the minor is in grave danger.

For any information, call 911 immediately, or (770) 503-3232, or write directly to the email: intelrequest@hallcounty.org

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