Good Friday 2021. Lutheran Diakonia Foundation, Brazil "Near the cross of Jesus stood his mother, his mother’s sister, Mary the wife of...

Oswaldo de Andrade was part of the modernist’s artists movement of São Paulo —a group of artists and writers active in the 1920s and...

Lutheran Foundation of Diaconia (FLD), Mission Council among Indigenous Peoples (COMIN), Center for Support and Promotion of Agroecology...

Brazil has the most confirmed COVID-19 cases in Latin America: 800,000 infections COVID-19 cases and 43,000 deaths as of June 15. Brazil...

Espirito Santo is one of the twenty-six states of Brazil. Its capital is Vitória. It was founded in 1535 by Portuguese colonists in what...

The Quilombola communities are descendants of Afro-Brazilian slaves who defended their lives, in the 18th and 19th centuries, fleeing to...

Rebecca Duerst, director of Diakonia (International Development and Disaster Response) visited the partner organizations of ELCA / Global...

Historians point to the presence of the first Protestants in Brazil from 1555, with the French invasions. In the seventeenth century,...

Katharina von Bora was an empowered, strong, determined, daring woman of the Lutheran Reformation. She broke with the feminine standards...

CAPA was established in the late 1970s, at a time when women farmers and family farmers were driven out of the field by the development...

On the December 2017 edition of The Sower (the Synod newsletter) Pastor Joaninho wrote: To those who are thinking that the celebrations...

Accompanying Espirito Santo and Belem Synod -IECLB In the first week of February 2017 citizenship of Espírito Santo have been...