ABBA Camp 2022

​Since 1993, World Renewal Brazil has been church planting in Northeast Brazil. Almost 30 years later, after planting over 30 churches, they are ready to take the next big step. Everything changed for the ministry when they purchased the Alcance Headquarters in the year 2000. Every corner of the building and land is being maximized to hold an International school (over 200 students and 40+ employees), the Northeast Bible seminary (around 200 students and teachers), and two churches (with a total of over 200 members coming on Saturdays and Sundays). With over 20 families serving with World Renewal Brazil, creatively working together toward the goal of planting churches, they are ready to grow.
There is a 7-acre campground in Paudalho (centrally located and near their headquarters) that they are ready to purchase. This will exponentially expand their ability to grow and serve the Lord for the next 20 years! Purchasing this property for $220,000 will provide:

1. A headquarters for Project Focus (Business as Mission)
2. A recovery house for women
3. A headquarters for Glory Sports ministry and new sports partnership
4. A covered area, pool, dorm rooms, sports fields, kitchen, and bathrooms for events/retreats for all of our planted churches and ministries
5. Provide day and night camps for up to 26,000 public school kids
6. Missionary housing for our growing team
7. A new church plant location

Will you partner with us in this next big opportunity? 

​In 1993, a group from Brookville Road Community Church (BRCC) went to Brazil. While there, they raised the money to purchase the first church plant location in Carpina. That was the beginning of an incredible partnership that has continued to grow. In the year 2000, when the ministry had grown and needed a headquarters (what would also become the Seminary, International School, and two churches), BRCC led the giving with a huge gift that encouraged the other churches to give—enabling WRB to pay it off quickly. 
Over the past months, Tele Moraes and the WRB team has been praying about a 7-acre campground property, Alcance Brazil (ABA) camp, that would be a day camp for up to 26,000 public school kids to hear about Jesus, a headquarters for Project Focus (Business as Missions) and IMPACT ministries (Glory Sports), a covered area, pool, dorm rooms, sports fields, kitchen, and bathrooms for events/retreats for all of our planted churches and ministries, missionary housing for our growing team, and a new church plant and Living Stones. 
Again, BRCC joined in the prayers, and their missions team decided to give a large amount for a down payment from the mission’s budget. They recognized that they also wanted give the church time to understand and partake in this opportunity for a sense of shared ownership. Over the course of a month, as a church body they prayed and talked about the need. WRB is overwhelmed and grateful to share that Brookville Road Community Church has given almost half of the cost of the property! Would you partner with us to pay off the rest of the property? 

​In 2012, Cezar was expelled for a couple weeks from the Living Stones program in Brazil. He had been fighting, again, and the leaders were just not sure what to do with him. But he kept coming back. Over the next couple of years, he gave his life to Jesus and slowly became a leader in the sports program at Living Stones. Later, he began working with Project Focus as part of the Recycling program, and in 2022, he and Lane, the director of Living Stones in Guadalajara, were married. Cezar is now a part of the IMPACT ministry day camp team that served 600 public school kids over four days in October at the ABA (Alcance Brazil) camp. 37 kids gave their life to Jesus during that time. It’s incredible to see the full circle of being served to serving others, knowing the life-change that Jesus brings personally.
Would you consider partnering with World Renewal Brazil as they work to pay off the ABA camp property? Next year, World Renewal Brazil hopes to run over 40 weeks of day camps, with around 600 kids coming a week, reaching the 26,000 public school children in the schools that are ready and willing to bus their students to the ABA camp. What an important and vital ministry!