PROTESTANT ENGLAND AND CATHOLIC SPAIN
Two Nations Molded by Religion, and their Impact on America
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About the Book
Jose Escamilla has a forty-year Christian ministry. He has a four-year university education and an associate in arts degree in bilingual studies from San Diego City College. As an adolescent, he attended Nogales Bible School in Nogales, Arizona, for five years. There he received training for the Christian ministry and served eight years in Mexico as a pastor. In 1979 he applied for US residency, and in 1989 he became a US citizen. In San Diego he started a new congregation under the sponsorship of the Pacific Southwest Region Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). He started the new church with around six families. When he retired in 2003, there were more than one hundred in the church. Since then, his son, Xose, took charge of the church. Now the attendance is between five hundred and five hundred fifty people.
Now a retired pastor, Escamilla lives in Sun City, California, with his wife.
About the Author
Jose Escamilla is aware and recognizes that ignorance and apathy are a reality in the American people, concerning the greatness and international reputation of this country. Protestant England and Catholic Spain intends to help readers to appreciate the contribution the English-speaking nations have made in the world. It is not history; it is an essay about the important role that religion has played in the Western world.