“Did anyone bring a fan?” a woman chuckled, fanning herself with a program outside the Bethel. Here in Cali, where the rhythm of salsa fills the air, stands another beloved landmark: the Bethel. This unassuming house of worship holds a special place in the heart of Cali. Now, before you picture a grand cathedral, let me tell you, Bethel is more intimate, more like a community hub where faith and friendship intertwine. It’s a place where, for generations, the people of Cali have gathered not just for worship but also for solace, for connection, for the comfort of familiar hymns and shared prayers. The building itself might not be as ornate as some, but its simplicity speaks volumes about the genuine faith it houses. Bethel represents the quiet heartbeat of faith in a city that dances to a livelier tune. It’s a reminder that beneath the exuberance, Cali also embraces a spirituality as warm and inviting as a Colombian afternoon.
El paraíso de Adán y Eva
“Dust you are and to dust you shall return.” These words echo in El paraíso de Adán y Eva. This