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Missionaries and volunteers support Canção Nova mission in Belo Horizonte
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Missionaries and volunteers in Belo Horizonte use prayer groups, pastoral events, and television to carry out the Canção Nova mission. Bianca Senne, who leads the Canção Nova mission in Belo Horizonte, said the work involves announcing the Gospel through these various channels.
The mission in Minas Gerais began in the 2000s. A significant development occurred in 2008 with the inauguration of the Canção Nova TV generator, which allowed the mission to produce news content, programs, and live broadcasts of events. This television presence provides continuous evangelization for the people of Minas Gerais and Brazil.
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