When was Aaron, leader of the Congregation Mita?

Teófilo Vargas Seín era apenas un niño cuando Juanita García Peraza, the founder of the Congregation Mita, the union as “minister of the kingdom” and his name changed to Aaron.

García Peraza, best known as Mita, failed in 1970 and Aaron took over the leadership of the Christian church that, following its web page, created in Trinidad -Padre, Hijo and Espíritu Santo – and in the teachings of the Bible.

Aaron, who passed away on his 99th birthday, died on October 23, 1921 in the Aibonito bar of Hatillo. During his first years of life, assisted in the Pentecostal Church, but to meet in Mita, church exchange.

After being heard, Aaron commenced his ministry preaching for the first time in Camuy. “Dynamic, experienced and valiant. Nunca le temía a nada. Creation in knowledge and virtue compared to the creation and expansion of the work ”, reads his biography.

Product of his work, Mita llamó para vivir con ella en la sede de la Congregación. During this time, Aaron administered all the property of the Church and functioned as the first official of the Cuerpo de Guardas, who brindan vigilance to the Mita community. También was the first preacher, the first percussion music of the band Mita, bouer en landbouer.

Myth is burning in all those qualities that require a Prophet: interest, characterization, victimization, value to solve problems, divinity and discernment divinity, templanza, benignidad, bondad, caridad y lasbre ”, Added his biography.

Aaron is looking to expand the Congregation Mita en y fuera de Puerto Rico. For example, the doctrine of its Churches in the United States, Dominican Republic, Canada, Curacao, Colombia, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador and Mexico.

Also established by the Mita Congregation Congregation, the Egida and the Institution El Paraíso and the Office of Orientation and Social Assistance, initiatives that govern the respect of persons of different denominations of religions.

Aaron also gained relevance in the country through a petition in his opposition to Samuel Beníquez claiming that the leader of the Congregation was his father. Although this is not the case, a DNA test was ordered by a tribunal determined that Aaron was the biological father of the young man.

Beníquez’s birth was a product of a relationship that Aaron had with Antonia Beníquez in 1970, the same year in which he assumes the direction of the Church. The woman lives in the congregational house of the Congregation.

Presided over by his new role, Aaron left to his partner and, in agreement with his wife, in 1973 he was obliged to offer a false testimony in a court to enter into adoption with one of his mother mates. The doctrine of the Congregation indicates that its leader has a vow to be a prophet of God.

Pese a eso, Beníquez supo quienes eran sus biologes padres y se crió en la Congregación Mita hasta sus 22 anos cuando abandonó la Iglesia en búsqueda de “la verdad”. Ante eso, in 2004 presented a request for affiliation against Aarón.

Three years after the litigation, the Supreme Court ruled in 2012 in the First Instance Tribunal, which continues with the forced reconciliation process, because in 2013 the Arlene Sellés court ordered Aaron to carry out DNA tests confirming Beníquez’s version.