Martin McDowell


Information:

Name: Martin McDowell
Spouse: Chamine
City Campinas
Country: Brazil
Years of Service: 7 (Since 2001)
Email : brasil4jesus2005@hotmail.com

Current Ministry:

The McDowells minister to the children of Brazil in a variety of ways. The offer English classes, worship services, and even a team of puppeteers who reach children all over Brazil.

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Profile in brief                          

Martin and Chamine have been married for 21 years and are the proud parents of two beautiful children, Twyla and Josh. They pioneered and pastored the Picton Worship Centre in Trinidad for six years where they built a new building before resigning to go on the mission field.  Prior to his pastorate, Rev. Mc Dowell worked at the Brazilian Embassy in Trinidad for two years where he learned to speak Portuguese and became familiar with the people and their culture. A graduate of the West Indies School of Theology, this missionary believes that God has given him the ability and opportunity to reach the Brazilians with the Gospel message and to minister to the many needs existing in Brazil.  After becoming a PEF team member in 2001 they went on to Brazil where they started the Brazil for Jesus ministry. 

Ministry in Brazil

The McDowells started working with underprivileged children giving gymnastic classes. Now, along with three weekly English classes, Sunday morning English Worship service, Sunday school and, with the help of The Agape Puppet they have a full team of puppeteers traveling throughout Brazil sharing the love of God through puppets presentation.   Their ministry is literally reaching thousands of Brazilians with the Gospel message.

A little about Brazil

Brazil covers an area of 8,511,965km with a population of approximately 172 million inhabitants. More than 85 million live in absolute poverty. Over 10 million children live on the streets of Brazil fostering a high rate of children prostitution, drug abuse, robbery, exploitation, kidnapping, assassinations, and teenage pregnancy. Catholicism is the country's largest religion, but all faiths are freely practiced there, even Obeah and witchcraft.

"IS THERE NOT A CAUSE"

"The mission of the Church is missions"

Martin K. McDowell

Website: http://www.freewebs.com/brasil4jesus/index.htm