Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
Home to nearly half a million people, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has a very diverse population.
Known historically as part of a traditionally Catholic nation (Spain), the island of Gran Canaria
has now become home to people from all over the world, many of whom speak different
languages and believe in different faiths. It is common to meet people from all over Europe,
Asia and the Middle East as well as the continents of Africa and The Americas.
It is a city rich with heritage and tradition. But it is also a city filled with people who
have not yet heard the Gospel for the first time.
Home to nearly half a million people, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has a very diverse population.
Known historically as part of a traditionally Catholic nation (Spain), the island of Gran Canaria
has now become home to people from all over the world, many of whom speak different
languages and believe in different faiths. It is common to meet people from all over Europe,
Asia and the Middle East as well as the continents of Africa and The Americas.
It is a city rich with heritage and tradition. But it is also a city filled with people who
have not yet heard the Gospel for the first time.
Take a look around the island.
On the island, the population is close to 850,000 people.
In the city we serve, Las Palmas, there are close to 400,000.
On the island, the population is close to 850,000 people.
In the city we serve, Las Palmas, there are close to 400,000.
