Pastor and founder of Victory Outreach, Sonny Arguinzoni Sr. passed away this week. Age of 85. His organization has planted hundreds of churches both In the US all over the world. in post On Facebook, Arguinzoni's home church, Chino, California Victory Outreach announced that Arguinzoni had passed away on Monday.
“Sonny wasn't just a man. He was an exercise,” the church said. “His unwavering faith and intimate relationship Jesus Christ has influenced millions all over the world. Through him Vision and Leadership, Countless lives have changedand The whole community has risen. ”
“Pastor Sony's legacy is 1 of hope, compassion and merciless devotion. His global influence is immeasurable, and his love resonates through the hearts of many people for future generations. ”
Chino's victory outreach also called for the prayers of Sony's wife, Julie. The rest Their family.
“He was loved very much And it's a lot to be overlooked. At this moment we asked you to give Julie and family time together and look back at his amazing life and legacy. Thank you for your continued prayer.
“We will advance his spirit and continue the mission he has passionately dedicated to his life,” the Church concluded.
According to Christian Post, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference and pastor of New Season Church in Sacramento, pays tribute to Arguinzoni on social media, calling him “the Godfather's.” City centre Ministries and the God Man that He led him to the hands of the savior who took countless lives. ”
“Followers Jesus It changed the world. …sOnny Arguinzoni has passed forever. Rodriguez I wrote it X. “My hero, your legacy will live on!”
Godfather of the city ministry,
Founder of Victory Outreach,
God's man who reded countless lives and guided the Savior's hands
Followers of Jesus It changed the world.Sonny Arguinzoni has passed forever.
We miss you.
My hero, your legacy… pic.twitter.com/dks3tqg4te– Samuel Rodriguez (@nhclc) March 5, 2025
Born in Brooklyn, New York in 1939, Arguinzoni was involved in gang activities and was a drug addict throughout his teens.
He later converted to Christianity in his early 20s and founded a victory outreach with his wife in 1967. The ministry reportedly has around 700 churches in 33 countries, with the ministries focusing on supporting people in urban environments.
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It was originally published on March 6, 2025.
