Welcome to Divinity Lutheran Church

There was this woman named Angela, who, just over ten years ago, became one of the countless many children of God over the last thousand years to venture on one of the most treasured pilgrimages in the world, El Camino de Santiago, meaning “The Way of St. James,” which culminates at the cathedral that has stood in its current form for over 800 years, where tradition has it, the relics of the apostle are buried. And now, it is believed that around half a million people each year step into a journey that eventually leads them into northwestern Spain, some for adventure, some for personal growth, some for an escape, some with a little bit of faith thrown in for good measure, but all of whom with the God who insists on being with them, and with us, on all the various paths taken in this rather interesting terrain of a world....