Exciting updates from Spain! Discover how we're sharing God's love through English services, Bible distributions, and children’s curriculum translations.

This past weekend, I joined Andoni and Dan on a ministry trip to Lanzarote, Spain. From equipping pastors and celebrating graduates to exploring God’s incredible creation, it was a powerful time of worship, teaching, and fellowship.

Step into the world of sweet, crispy goodness with Transylvanian Chimney Cakes! From their rich history in Romania to our favorite vendor at the Mercado de Cervantes, these delicious pastries are a family tradition we savor every year. Find out why we can’t resist them and which flavors you should try!

Step into the magical world of the Mercado de Cervantes in Alcalá de Henares, where cobblestone streets, medieval performers, artisan crafts, and mouthwatering food bring history to life. This unforgettable family adventure is one we’ll treasure every year!

This past Sunday marked a new beginning with our first English service—a warm, welcoming evening of fellowship, worship, and a timely message from Luke 7:11-17 about "Compassion in Action." Discover how we’re building a community that turns faith into action by mirroring Christ's love and compassion.

Discover the transformative power of compassion in action as we explore the story of Jesus' compassion in Luke 7:11-17, and how it challenges us to serve others with the heart of Christ.

Ever found yourself in a gym full of guys with names that all start with “J”? Join me as I navigate the hilarious world of name confusion in Spain, where every other guy is either a Jesús or a Juan. Let’s laugh about our struggles and swap funny name mishaps!

Growing up with Looney Tunes meant endless laughs with characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. But what about Speedy Gonzales? Explore the meaning behind his famous catchphrase “¡Ándale! ¡Ándale! ¡Arriba! ¡Arriba!” and its cultural context!

Discover how walking in the Fear of the Lord can transform your spiritual journey and lead to powerful growth! In this recent sermon at 4C Camarma, I had the privilege of sharing this life-changing message with our church family, with Maite translating into Spanish. The response was incredible, with the altars full of people eager to grow deeper in their faith. Read more and watch the full sermon to experience the impact for yourself!

Camarma de Esteruelas celebrated the end of its festival with a stunning fireworks display at midnight on September 8th. The community gathered along the M-119 to witness the colorful spectacle, which lit up the sky for ten minutes. Check out the photos and share what you think!

Discover what happens after the Camarma de Esteruelas Bull Run with the non-lethal Camarmeño-style bullfight. Participants bravely face the bulls in a display of skill and courage. Check out our stunning photos of this unique cultural event and share your thoughts in the comments!

On September 7th, 2024, our family attended the thrilling Bull Run in Camarma de Esteruelas. With heifers leading the charge and bulls racing after brave runners, the event was filled with adrenaline and excitement. While our youngest was captivated, our oldest wasn’t quite as eager to stay. It was a unique glimpse into local tradition, and we captured the experience in photos—don’t miss them!

On the evening of September 6th, 2024, my family and I attended “El Arte de Andalucía a Caballo,” an extraordinary equestrian Flamenco performance by Carmelo Cuevas at the Plaza de Toros in Camarma de Esteruelas. The night was filled with awe as we watched Andalusian horses move in perfect harmony with the Flamenco dancers, all while celebrating Cuevas’ deep connection with these noble animals. This captivating show left us with a newfound appreciation for the bond between humans and horses, as well as the beauty of Andalusian culture.

How to Pray Effectively is a question that all of us ask. Today we are going to look at what scripture says about how to Pray Effectively.

Christmas in Spain is so beautiful. In Madrid, we don’t get much snow, but the decorations are extravagant. From lights that line the streets, even in the smaller villages, to huge and intricate Nativity displays, it seems hard to miss the real meaning of Christmas. However, for so many Spaniards it’s only cultural. …