Here are the six videos we made about the Camino:
This past week we took five days to hike through a part of Spain that we were not familiar with. Our goal was to get to know the area and see how we might be able to encourage new church plants in this region. We ended up hiking about 70 miles on the Camino Portugués with the whole family, which was quite the adventure. We have put together some videos of each day of the hike, and they will be uploaded over the coming week. You can see them over here:
Here are some photos from our time.
I was in Molinaseca last week connecting with pilgrims on the Camino De Santiago, and had some time between pilgrims. Here is a short video introduction to this beautiful little village.
I was in Molinaseca last week connecting with pilgrims on the Camino De Santiago, and had some time between pilgrims. Here is a short video introduction to this beautiful little village.
Here are some photos we took from a trip to the Mediterranean coast a few months ago.
Here are some photos from a small village in Galicia. Located directly above Portugal, Galicia has several large cities and many smaller villages such as this one. Vigo is the city closest to this village and is located on the Atlantic Coast.
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The city of Pontevedra is located on the western coast of Spain, just inland from the Atlantic Ocean. Here are some photos of the old town.
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Some photos from a trip to Babia we took in the spring. Here is a short piece I wrote about visiting a panadería in this beautiful part of Spain.
We have a friend whose father was influential in saving this village. It also has the distinction of having the longest name in all of Spain (I believe). The name of the village is Colinas del Campo de Martín Moro Toledano.