There’s an urgency about our work. Can you feel it? An urgency to work in God’s mighty power while it’s still harvest time in Brazil. Europe and North America have grown cold towards the Gospel; but now’s the time for the Amazon basin. God has prepared the Brazilian’s hearts and we can’t lose a single moment of opportunity while the doors are open. We need prayers, financial gifts and missionaries to spread the Good news here in the Amazon Basin. Join God at work; help us reap the bountiful harvest!
Hop on board for one of Project AmaZon's exciting river missions trips.
Today marks the first day of the 3-day national fast for PAZ and our churches. All church leadership and members are encouraged to join in and seek God intensely during this time, especially in the following areas:
Direction and wisdom for PAZ leadership in how to strengthen our current churches and where to plant new [...]
Soon, the 4th generation PAZ site PAZ 2014 will go online. It’s an all new interactive experience, filled with the most recent stories, pictures, and testimonies from the Amazon. You’ll even be able to take it with you in the form of the new PAZ Pack – a package for download including a new [...]
Last night we here at PAZ headquarters in Santarém ushered in the New Year at the church on our knees, seeking the Lord’s blessing on 2010. During the service we looked back at all the successes of 2009. While we are still waiting for numbers to come in from across our bases, through [...]
This Christmas, Project AmaZon director Jeff Hrubik sensed God leading us at PAZ to make a very different type of appeal – one I’ve personally never seen done, even heard of being done before! All I can say is that I believe God has something very special in store for you this Christmas and [...]
Meet Zenilson. He, his wife and family live near Aritapeira on the Amazon River. His home was destroyed by the record flooding and his family was forced to live in the shed behind their house. His wife began to look to God for help. She started attending the local PAZ church [...]
