(April 2021, Issue 110) Max, a Brazilian chemist, traveled up and down the Amazon River multiple times a year, for eight years, to earn a doctoral degree in southern Brazil. God led Max to families in our Brazilian Navigator movement. Their spirit-filled relationships led him to Christ. Now Max is taking God’s grace back up the Amazon.
As Ana Rosa D’Ercole does root canals, fills cavities, and fits gold crowns on molars, she also looks for opportunities to help her patients with their souls.
It’s not every day that Brazilian students talk with a stranger, let alone with someone who is much older. But as Miguel struck up conversations with them that October day, and on two other occasions in November, they all responded to him with warmth and receptivity.
“If we want to see nations reached for Christ,” Aldo went on to say, “we must offer the majority of people a different model, one that is more realistic and replicable in their context.”
