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Could Brazil pass the U.S. in number of coronavirus cases?

Could Brazil pass the U.S. in number of coronavirus cases?

Brazil’s number of coronavirus cases continues to soar, causing some experts to speculate it could potentially surpass the United States as the worst hotspot for the virus. More than 70,800 new cases were confirmed in a single day on July 29, making it the worst...
Could Brazil pass the U.S. in number of coronavirus cases?

Izabel has lost so much. First her job … then her baby

You can see it in their wide eyes. Their clenched jaws. The way they purse their lips together, unsure of what to think or say about how they’re feeling. Our partner tried talking with some of them, but none of them would open up. The children of Brazil are scared....
Brazil: #2 in highest coronavirus cases

Brazil: #2 in highest coronavirus cases

In Brazil, the coronavirus has spread quickly due to a lack of social distancing orders. More than 3.8 million cases have been reported. Hospitals are full. Cemeteries are overrun with bodies. And the death toll now stands at more than 120,000. The people of Brazil...
Coronavirus around the world: Latin America

Coronavirus around the world: Latin America

Note: This is the second in a four-part series about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting people around the globe. Read the first post here and check back regularly on our blog to read parts three and four. A number of states across the U.S. are finally seeing...
Sponsorship ‘lets children be children’ in Brazil

Sponsorship ‘lets children be children’ in Brazil

“Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 19:14, ESV) Lane and Misse are lifelong friends who grew up in Guadalajara, a poor suburb in Brazil. They watched as children there fell prey to the...
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