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F.O.C.U.S. Brazil 2019 Part 5: Cleaning and Game Night at Ebenezer
This is a continuation of our report on the visit of a missions team from Fellowship Baptist Church in Lakeland Florida. Read parts one, two, three and four. After enjoying the dunes and the Preguiça River, it was back to work for the F.O.C.U.S. team. On Thursday morning they cleaned out a room at our…
Ebenezer Update: Welcoming Pastor Raimundo and Ruth
In July the Ebenezer church welcomed Pastor Raimundo and his lovely wife Ruth to our ministry. Pastor Raimundo has begun an internship at the church, with the intention of eventually assuming the pastoral role full time. We are very impressed with this young couple, and thrilled at how they have fit seamlessly into the life…
FBC Missions Trip Part Three: Church Ministry
One of my favorite parts of hosting missions trips is watching them interact with our Brazilian brothers and sisters in our local church. The Fellowship group fit right in and participated in two Sunday services, side by side with our church folks. ____________________ Did you enjoy this post? Consider making a donation to our ministry…
Family Month
Among Evangelical churches here in Brazil, May has been designated “Family Month”. Sermons, activities, and conferences are organized around the theme of “The Family”. This, of course, is in response to the massive disintegration of family life here (something our US brethren know all about, as well). This year I was invited to speak at…
Conference at New Life Baptist Church: Family and the Challenges of Postmodern Times
On Saturday we had the privilege of presenting the above-mentioned theme at a family conference hosted by the New Life Baptist Church in the Maiobão neighborhood. It was especially neat for me as I got to put on my “history teacher” hat and give a background on post modernism. I had two hours, which means…



