Mekido, Delkino, Chebe, Charle-Pastor Marcos' sons, nephews Ingarico tribe.PNG

Ingarico tribe: Left to right:

Chebe, Mekido (leader), Charle, and Delkino (photographer), Pastor Marcos' sons and nephews, stepping up to lead Frontline Missions Jesus Film trips in northern Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana.

Brazil

Frontline Missions has been working in northern Brazil since 2000 with a fervent desire to train and equip Indigenous leaders to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the many people groups who call the area home.

What began as prayer meetings and leadership conferences in the rural interior of the country spurred the creation of a training school for the development and discipleship of countless young men and women.

Today, Frontline continues to work hand in hand with local leaders; partnering with them in their vision to see the Gospel preached in the most remote regions of Brazil, Guyana, and Venezuela.

Bible Training Center

Leadership Conference

Missionary Outreach (Unreached Areas)

Oral Bible Storytelling

Pastor Marcos, wife Elizabeth, & daughter, Martinilza, from the Ingarico tribe on mission trip in Brazil

Brazil Pastor Marcos, wife Elizabeth, daughter Martinilza from Ingarico tribe.JPEG

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Brazil History

Frontline has been involved in northern Brazil since 2000 and has seen God do marvelous things among the indigenous people groups there.

(10:45 second video)

Visiting Ingarico People

Frontline Missions evangelist team visits Unica area Marasuwe, Panak, Brazil passing out Bibles, leading prayer and distributing food to the Ingarico people.

(3:47 second video)

Sharing The Jesus Film

Frontline Missions Pastor Marcos and sons travel several days to Brazilian Ingarico villages, providing food, Bibles, and showing the Jesus Film. Frontline Missions through our supporters, provides The Jesus Film, which is a solar powered portable system with projector, battery, and screen for showing a film on Jesus in remote areas.

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Frontline Stories: Brazil

Reaching Nations

Natacha Khan becoming a translator for Alan Winter and moving to Brazil to expand the Kingdom of God.

Vision For Discipleship

A missionary in Guyana shares how students newly trained and discipled are quickly advancing the Kingdom of God.

Afternoons Under The Cashew Tree

A missionary shares how Bible Storying, or learning Bible Stories together and then retelling them to others, in Brazil transforms hearts.

Ingarico water baptism, Brazil

This historic picture was taken while Alan, Dr. Eric Hoffler, and Lyn Loveless were in the

This is an historic picture taken while Alan Winter, Dr. Eric Hoffler, and Lyn Loveless were in the Ingarico village of Serra do Sol, Brazil in 2000. Alan and Frontline gifted Pastor Marcos with his first chain saw, an item sorely needed and esteemed. Note that Alan is sitting lower than the Ingarico leaders showing deference and respect. This has been the way Frontline Missions has always treated the Indigenous.