Anglican Cathedral of the Redeemer, Madrid

I hope to post some more pictures of the cathedral church soon. For now, here is the altar and the cathedra.

This is where I serve as deacon and we have some eight services per week.

• Morning prayer at 9 AM from Tuesday through Friday.
• Evening prayer on Wednesday at 5:00 and Saturday at 6:30.
• Sunday mornings at 11:30 we alternate between Morning Prayer and Communion
• Sunday night at 9:00 we have our Taizé worship. (Though once November comes that will be moved to 8 pm.)

However, I noted that Wikipedia did not have a page for our cathedral, in English at least. It was there in Spanish. Having composed pages for other previous churches in the Diocese of Jerusalem, I thought I would compose this one too.

So here is the new Wikipedia page, which I hope to expand: Anglican Cathedral of the Redeemer.

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Taize en Madrid en la Catedral del Redentor

Me da gusto compartir que ya hemos comenzado un culto de Taize en la Catedral Anglicana del Redentor aquí en Madrid. Comienza a las 21:00 horas hasta fines de Octubre. Ya en Noviembre comienza a las 20:00 horas. Todos son Bienvenidos.

Quieres saber mas sobre Taize?

I am glad to share with everyone that we have started a Taize service at the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Redeemer in Madrid. We begin at 9 pm, though once November begins that will change to 8 pm. The service is meditative and quiet and beautiful. Please come and join us.

Anglican Cathedral Church of the Redeemer, Madrid

So we’re settling down nicely in Madrid. Got a bank account and will hopefully have a flat some time next week. My work here is related to ministry and education, which is pretty much what I’ve been doing since we moved to Nazareth back in 2008.

I’m pleased to be serving as deacon at the Cathedral Church of the Redeemer (Iglesia Catedral del Redentor). This is the only cathedral church of the Reformed Episcopal Church of Spain (Iglesia Española Reformada Episcopal). This is the oldest Protestant church in the country. What privilege to serve at such a historical church. Here are a couple pictures, and then a couple family pictures too.

Reading the epistle

20 minutes before Sunday worship

Miller kids at San Lorenzo de el Escorial

Downtown Madrid

 

Views from Madrid

We recently arrived in Madrid and I felt like posting a fw pictures from here. I have taken pictures of various places that denote the strong Latin American presence here, though I have also seen many signs with Arabic of Islamic terms as well.

From top to bottom: Need Santeria? We got it right here in Madrid. Middle: My daughter with a traditional breakfast of churros and hot chocolate. Bottom: “Restaurante Aroma Latina”. Lots of dishes from (I think) Puert Rico and/or the Dominican Republic.

John Zeller

John Zeller, who was instrumental in building Christ Church, Nazareth.

The Miller Family, Easter 2017

Duane Miller and Family, Easter 2017

The Trinity in the Qur’an

Great quote here from “What Every Christian Needs to Know About the Qur’an” by James R. White –

“We simply must insist that if its author believed Christians hold to three gods, Allah, Mary, and evidently their offspring, Jesus, then the Qur’an is the result of human effort, is marked by ignorance and error, and so is not what Muslims claim it to be.”

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