Iglesia El Divino Salvador

Item

Title

Iglesia El Divino Salvador

Identifier

2022.006.088

Type

image

Description

"The Romero, Herrera, Enriquez, Zamarripa, and Trevino families were among those who came to Redlands around 1901 to settle and establish the Spanish-speaking chuch La Capillita, Iglesia El Divino Salvador in 1913. The building was the focal point for the Mexican Presbyterian community. The church continued as a primarily Spanish-speaking congregation until 1969, when a combination of factors resulted in a name change and a move away from the conservative, Spanish-language traditions that the church was founded upon. The church was renamed Community Presbyterian in the 1990s and still serves as a spiritual home for English, Spanish, Mandarin, and Cantonese-speaking congregations." (Vasquez and Carpio, 30)

Subject

Community life in Redlands
Community Presbyterian Church
Religious History

Spatial Coverage

Redlands (Calif.)

Temporal Coverage

1901-1990

Creator

unknown

Date

unknown

Contributor

Inland Mexican Heritage

Format

.tif

Language

English

Rights

Copyright Undetermined

Bibliographic Citation

Vasquez, Antonio Gonzalez, and Genevieve Carpio. Mexican Americans in Redlands. Charleston, S.C: Arcadia Publishing, 2012, 30.