

Reading and studying books in Spanish that you already know well in English is an exceptional way to learn Spanish fast. The Bible is the favorite book of many Christians and that’s why this website exists.
You also learn more about what is possible with Christian practice when you realize that justicia means both righteousness and justice in Spanish Bibles. The two combined . . . in the same word . . . what would that mean for the faith of English speaking communities if we lived into the reality that there is no righteousness without justice?
If you’ve ever promised yourself that this time you’ll stay consistent, this website is designed for you. It’s minimal, practical, and easy to follow.
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1. Learning Spanish (Click here first for an overview of the site and general helps on learning a language)
2. Alphabet and Pronunciation (Learn the alphabet, how to pronounce the letters, and how to type accents; information on accent marks and natural stress)
3. Slow Spanish Bible Readings Menu (takes you to carefully curated short verses with beautiful illustrations with an introductory video at the top; read slowly by Erin Grimm, a certificated Spanish teacher who explains the grammar and details about pronunciation)
4. La Vida de Fe (The Life of Faith) (written by Agripina Torres, this section has aspects of Christian living written in simple Spanish, available in a booklet)
5. Christian Terms in Spanish (selected terms in Spanish, written by Agripina Torres)
6. Introduction to Black Theology (Afro-Cuban scholar Elena Vazquez guides you through a series of videos, each 30 minutes long and in slow Spanish with English subtitles)
7. In English: Engaging Latinx/Latine Cultures (this is a section about how to interact with Latine cultures, also known as Latinx–great for building sensitivity)
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