Founded in 2006 the Plenitude do Trono de Deus stands as a testament to faith. Its story begins with Agenor Duque a former minister of the World Church of the Power of God. He received a divine call. This call led him to establish a new church. His wife Ingrid Bishop joined him in this endeavor. Together they founded the Apostolic Church Fullness of God’s Throne on September 7 2006.
The Plenitude do Trono de Deus quickly grew. It expanded its reach through radio and television programming. They rented airtime on channels like Mix TV and Rede TV. The church also acquired significant programming on Musical FM radio. This allowed them to share their message with a wider audience.
A hallmark of the Plenitude do Trono de Deus is its annual Congress Revival Fire for Brazil. This massive event brings together thousands of people. It features renowned international and national religious leaders and musicians. Past editions have included the likes of Benny Hinn Marco Feliciano and Thalles Roberto. The event has become a significant cultural event on the Brazilian religious calendar. It showcases the church’s influence and its commitment to spiritual renewal.
The Plenitude do Trono de Deus has faced challenges. In 2014 the church faced criticism. This was after photos surfaced of what appeared to be grape juice being consecrated for communion. The church denied this was the case. It stated the juice was for anointing members’ belongings. Later in 2015 the magazine Época accused Agenor Duque of charlatanism. These criticisms however do not overshadow the church’s significant growth and continued influence in Brazil.
Today the Plenitude do Trono de Deus continues to thrive. It maintains a strong online presence with a website Facebook page Instagram account and YouTube channel. The church has expanded its influence both nationally and internationally. This shows its enduring impact on the Brazilian religious landscape. The Plenitude do Trono de Deus remains a powerful force. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of faith in São Paulo and beyond.