Wanderlust of a Flâneur: 2015

2015

Comunidade Anglicana Renovo in 2015

Bishop Josep's birthday celebration, March 2015

Bishop Josep invited to preach at Assembléia de Deus Antioquia (Antioquia Assembly of God), June 2015

Café Teológico (Theological Coffee), July 2015

The project "Caminho de Emaús", house meetings, July 2015

Church services then being held at Hotel Vitória, October 2015

Natàlia's birthday celebration, October 2015

Synod 2015, November

Café Teológico was a series of gatherings that happened during 2015. The meaning was to group people in a coffee shop to discuss about a topic given and that was led mainly by Bishop Josep Rosselló and Julio Zabatiero in Pindamonhangaba, São Paulo. The topics were strategically chosen to have the attention of the public and also to take to discussion topics which are concerned to the modern church. The feedback was very good and all the meetings had a considerable crowd attendance.

Photos of Pindamonhangaba 2015

Our Specific Page About Pindamonhangaba

My Commentary: Those photos were taken during the year of 2015 so they cover general topics as restaurants, events, ordinary or historical places etc. Pindamonhangaba is each year more structured and new places are appearing as old places are also being restored.

Restaurante Serra Azul

It takes quite a time to get to Serra Azul restaurant, but the time is worthy because of the high altitude and the nature with the waterfalls. The service is well done with nice waiters and employees.

Restaurante São Marcos

São Marcos restaurant is a very nice option when you want to eat well and pay cheap. I would say it's a homemade food style for the typical Brazilian plate: Meat, rice, beans and salad (apart from the non-typical Brazilian but popular chips (french fries)). There are also some kinds of fishes as option. After having your meal, you can go to the "dessert house" where you can choose your dessert for free. It's possible to walk around there in a very farm-like area with playground for children.

Palacete 10 de Julho

It's interesting that at the same time that societies are heading to "Historyless" liberal communities, some actions are going against the tide as for example the restoration of Palacete 10 de Julho. It costed about 6 million Brazilian Reais and had support from government and private initiatives. The result is splendid and its function will be now to archive historical documents of Pindamonhangaba. The building was closed for 7 years and in the past it belonged to the Barons of Itapeva.