World Renewal International
Sunday, May 4, 2008
What is it?

Whatever you think this is, you are probably wrong. It is not chicken or fish. It is Tele Moraes, President of World Renewal-Brazil's favorite dessert. What is it? It is grilled pieces of cheese with syrup poured on the cheese as if it was french toast or pancakes.
We are having a great time together. The food in Brazil is excellent not counting Tele's cheese stuff. Meat is such a large portion of the Brazilian diet. Most restaurants have steaks available. The eatery in these two pictures was a rib joint. However, they seldom have any sau
ces for the steaks or meat. What is a rib place without barbecue sauce? No complaints on my part, most of the food is identifiable and in my book that is a good thing.

Last night three young men gave their lives to Christ in Amexias after I preached. I love preaching with Tele translating for me. Some times I start a sentence and then just turn and tell him to edit it by adding or taking away whatever is needed. He is a passionate preacher so we seem to work well together. The three young men who led the music and worship were new believers except for Tiago the pastors son. I have known Tiango since he was little and he is still very young so it was a blessing to see him playing the guitar up there.
Amexias is one of our newest churches. It was a wonderful blessing to be in this new church as I remember about five years ago visiting this little sleepy village of about 5000 people. Indiana people raised $25,000 to build the new multi-purpose structure for the first building. 65 people from a Baptist church in Rio traveled over 3000 miles by bus and stayed 30 to put it together.
Have a great Sunday! Thanks for stopping by.
:: posted by Gary Wright, 4:47 AM