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| Cacoal,
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First
United Methodist Church
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| Campo
Missionario da Prata, Brazil |
Westover
United Methodist Church
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Wesley
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CONNECTING CONGREGATIONS The Connecting Congregations listed below are previous "connections" with the Methodist Church of Brazil through World Evangelism. The Methodist church in Brazil has encouraged the connections to become self-sustaining in three years. |
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| Aracoiaba, Brazil | Christ United Methodist Church Mobile, AL |
| Surubim, Brazil | Baymeadows Crossroad United Methodist Church, Jacksonville, FL |
| Guajara-Mirim, Amazonia, Brazil | Dalewood United Methodist Church Nashville, TN |
| Rolim de Moura, Amazonia, Brazil | Dutilh United Methodist Church Cranberry Township, PA |
| Capanema, Amazonia, Brazil | First United Methodist Church Newark, OH |
| Porto Velho, Amazonia, Brazil | Joy Sunday School Class Hermitage United Methodist Church Hermitage, TN |
| Paragominas, Amazonia, Brazil | Sulphur Spring United Methodist Church Shelby, NC |
| Boa Vista/Roraima, Amazonia, Brazil | First United Methodist Church Genesco, IL |
| Ara Vama/Calo Frio, Brazil | Westover United Methodist Church Raleigh, NC |
| Eno/Rio, Brazil | First Centenary United Methodist Church Chattanooga, TN |
| Taquaril, Belo Horizonte, Brazil |
White Plains United Methodist Church |
| Horto/Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil | St. Mark's United Methodist Church Easton, MD |
| Palmas/Tocantins, Brazil | Christ United Methodist Church Charleston, WV |
| Penecoste, Brazil | Kennesaw United Methodist Church Kennesaw, GA |
| Carpina, Brazil | Due West United Methodist Church Marietta, GA |
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"CONNECTED" CHURCHES IN BRAZIL
Brazilian Methodists are "on the move!" The Connecting
Congregation movement began in Eastern Europe after the collapse of Communism,
it has since expanded into Africa, Asia, South America and Central America.
A very active area in the Americas is Brazil which has had a total of eighteen
"connected" congregations.
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