Welcome to five minutes in church history hosted by Dr Stephen Nichols, where we take a little

break from the present to go exploring the past. Travel back in time as we look at the people, events, and even the places that have shaped the story of Christianity.

This is our story, our family history. Let's get started.

Welcome back to Five minutes in church history.

And once again, I am joined by Pastor Suhel Michelin from Santo Domingo and the Dominican

Republic.

Now, Pastor Michelin, you actually pastor a church that

began in your home 40 years ago. Could you tell us the name of your church?

And Glessia Viblica Selyorhe's Christo.

Well, that's amazing.

What a testament to have that church there.

And what is a very crucial city in Central America?

And also just to mention you've authored a number of books and one of them is from and before God a book on expository preaching.

Let's get right back into the story last week. We left it off with two very important people in the

history of the Spanish Bible, Rina and Valera. So I'm going to let you take it from

here. Tell us about them and their work and bringing the Bible to the Spanish-speaking people.

Well, this is a fascinating story.

Kasyodoro was likely born in Seville or in a surrounding area in 1520,

joined the Sani Cidoro Monastery

as a boy of some 10 years.

We do know that he began to stop the scriptures

before fleeing the monastery in 1557. Due to some unforeseen circumstances,

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