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The church at San Pedro rivaled the one at St. Augustine
Source: Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors #121
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In 1608 Governor Ibarra claims that 4,000 Indians had been converted in a year and a half and that 1,000 more were under instruction by the missionaries. He says that the church in San Pedro was as big as that in St. Augustine; that it had cost the Indians more than 300 ducats, and had they not worked on it themselves it would have cost them more than 2,000 ducats.1 (Swanton)
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