“Serving, honoring, glorifying God” that’s the motto the Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape lives by. Founded in 1999, the Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape began with humble roots. The brothers first gathered in a rented room. After four years, the Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape achieved a significant milestone. They purchased the land where their headquarters now stand. It’s located in Área Especial nº 32 da Quadra 14 de Sobradinho, Brasília DF.
The Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape is a civil and religious institution. It is an evangelical Pentecostal and missionary organization. It is sustained, propagated, and governed independently. The Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape comprises believers in Jesus Christ. They accept the Holy Scriptures as their rule of faith and practice. This includes both the Old and New Testaments.
Beyond its headquarters, the Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape has expanded. There are affiliated churches in Planaltina de Goiás and Mambaí GO. The Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape fulfills the biblical verse of making disciples. With God’s permission, they’ve extended their reach to Africa. Pastors and workers, supported by brethren from the headquarters and affiliated churches, undertake missionary trips. They oversee the work established there, all for God’s glory.
The Assembleia de Deus Ágape do Brasil believes in Jesus Christ. They believe in salvation through Jesus. Their heart is set to praise Him truthfully. They love their local church. They are on a mission to expand God’s Kingdom on Earth.
The Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape is passionate about the biblical message. It is concerned about its neighbors. It serves with joy, inspired by the Holy Spirit. It seeks growth in all areas. The Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape recognizes the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
While challenges and hardships exist, the Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape prefers to focus on its objectives and victories. These highlight the glory and goodness of the Creator. The history of the Igreja Assembleia de Deus Ágape continues in Brazil and other nations. It touches the lives of families who have come and will come to the church. Knowing God is with them, they move forward. They look to Jesus, the author and finisher of their faith.