Kingdom Building in Southern Brazil
Training the next generation of Church Leaders
For over sixty years NAB has been ministering in Brazil’s southernmost state of Rio Grande do Sul. Some of these ministries include the founding of the Chain of Love children’s home, to multiple church plants, and the founding of a seminary in the capital city of Porto Alegre.
Today the NAB Brazil’s focus has been to help train church planters and leaders at the seminary.
Theological Education
Training the nationals to reach their own people with the gospel is the key goal of the NAB in Brazil team. This is done primarily at the Baptist Theological Seminary in Porto Alegre. The seminary offers a Pastoral Formation Course as well as Master and Doctoral degrees through a partnership with Kairos University in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
We invite you to be a visiting professor at the seminary. Those who have come to teach have not only found a life-changing experience for themselves, but also leave behind a lasting impact on the students.
Visiting Professors
Kairos Scholarships
Kairos Brazil launched in January 2022 , allowing us to offer Master and Doctoral programs at the seminary for the first time. The students enrolled are eager to continue to learn as they serve in their vocations. By giving to the scholarship program you are making it possible for the students to continue their education without the burden of high tuition costs.
Church Planter Support
In 2024 NAB Brazil partnered with Hispanics for Christ to offer support for church planters. WIth Rio Grande do Sul being the least reached state in Brazil there is a great need for more churches to be planted. The work is hard, and often those who God calls to plant churches here do so with little to no support. Please consider giving to our church planting fund. Your gifts will ensure that these faithful workers can continue to do the work to which God has called them do.
“In our faith we follow in someone’s steps. In our faith we leave footprints to guide others. It’s the principle of discipleship.”
— Max Lucado