Testimonials
Testimonial — The Rev. Joe Woodfin
An experience that none of our group members will soon forget…
Arriving in Santiago has its own spiritual depth, but being able to share in the sacrament of unity in a place with such a rich history was even deeper.
Testimonial — The Rev. Richard Morgan
The experience was quite literally life changing…
…it gave me an opportunity to reconnect with God, and to engage in a spiritual process of pilgrimage which I think is utterly unique.
Testimonial — The Rev. John Beddingfield
A fire was rekindled there…
…and it keeps burning even more brightly. I hope you will join me and others in trying to ensure the future of a place of welcome in Santiago de Compostela.
Testimonial — The Rev. Becca Kello
The Anglican Centre in Santiago was so vital to my Camino…
When I arrived in Santiago, as I extended my cupped hands at Santa Susana’s to receive the Sacrament for the first time on my Sabbatical journey, I realized just how much it enriched my Camino.
Testimonial — The Rev. Jacob Smith
Todos Estamos Juntos – We are all in this together
Surrounded by pilgrims from all over world on the trail marker it was written, “Dios te amo mucho” (God loves you very much). God was clearly speaking to me through that little bit of graffiti.
Henry Cox Invites Contributors to the Rainbow Initiative
The Rainbow Initiative
Please prayerfully consider contributing to the rainbow initiative and helping accentuate hope, promise, peace, and equality for all Camino walkers.
Testimonial — The Rev. Marek Zabriskie
A Golden Opportunity
More Protestants than Roman Catholics now journey on the Camino. We have a golden opportunity to provide them with a taste of Anglican hospitality and help them connect their pilgrimage to something glorious and lifelong that we have come to love in Anglicanism.
Testimonial — The Rev. Melanie McCarley
Really — I consider the Camino to be one of the best things I’ve done in my life…
Our entire parish was able to participate in the pilgrimage along the Camino. They raised funds along with us, supported us with prayer and benefitted from presentations made both before and after the pilgrimage. We were happy to support this project. Knowing how much this pilgrimage meant to those of us who walked the Camino, we hope that others will have a chance to gather for reflection and rest at a place for protestant pilgrims as they complete their own pilgrimage to this sacred site.