Volume 5, 1971 to 1975: Highlights include the Brazil Women’s congress, and the youth ministry. Clippings from the newsletter “Brazil,” complement the articles from the Missionary Banner about missionary personnel and field growth.
Volume 6, 1976 to 1979 - Missionary Banner articles supplemented by other printed sources, including the newsletter “Brazil.” Highlights of this period included the first youth camp.
Volume 7, 1980 to 1989 - Highlighted are the North American tour of the “Seguidores,” a Brazilian young peoples’ singing group, a “Last Frontier” film produced, and the first ever Youth Leadership Congress in 1988, complemented by many articles ...
Volume 8, 1990 to 1996: Quite a variety of sources for news clippings. The first appearance of “Brisa Brasileira,” many photographs, copies of “Veenstra Views & News” and other missionaries’ newsletters.
Volume 9, 1997 to 1998 - strong on “Brisa Brasileira” with many other articles as well; a good number of photographs, introduces “Avante,” a missions team from Brazil ministering in Africa. Annual conferences are pictured.
Volume 13, 2006 to 2008 - largely “Brisa Brasileira” and “Veenstra Prayer and Praise” bulletins with records of missionaries who served the field, a concluding history.
Collections of publications, photographs, missionary prayer letters, and accounts of the history of the work of the United Missionary Society and subsequently World Partners in the nation of Brazil from 1955 to 2008. The ministry of the indigenous...
