Humble beginnings lead to role in Hispanic ministry
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Lisa Johnston
Like so many Hispanic immigrants, Javier Orozco's family came to the United States seeking a better way of life.
His father came from Mexico to the Chicago area in the mid-1960s with several of his older siblings, while his mother stayed back with the rest of the family in La Purisima, a small village in the Mexican state of Durango.
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