The portfolio
Each one answers a different question a real person is asking. Some live on their own websites and reach people worldwide; some meet in person in Orlando. Every one of them is free, and all of them are operated by Comunidade Brasileira da IASD, Inc..
Ministries marked with an external link open on their own site. That is deliberate — a person in crisis at 3 a.m. should land directly on the help they need, not on our organizational homepage.
4 ministries
Short, free, everyday resources that reach a person where they already are — on the phone, in the car, at the kitchen table before work.
Daily devotional own site
Five quiet minutes, and one concrete step to live them.
Most people do not fall away from God through a decision. They drift through an empty calendar. Pray Then Act exists because a five-minute rhythm that a working parent can…
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Daily audio own site
Scripture read aloud, for the hours your hands are busy.
A large part of our community works with their hands and drives long hours. For a construction worker, a housekeeper, a driver, or a caregiver, reading is not always possible —…
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Family devotional rhythm own site
Twelve to fifteen minutes, before the day takes the house.
Faith is transmitted at home or it is usually not transmitted at all. Most parents want family worship and quit because every model they are handed assumes a quiet house and forty…
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Prayer own site
Every battle is won on your knees.
People in crisis are told to pray and handed nothing that tells them how. Knee Battle turns prayer from a vague instruction into something teachable — specific enough to be…
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Structured, unhurried Bible study for people who want to know what Scripture actually says — self-paced, mentored, or in a group.
Bible study own site
Study the Bible free — alone, with a mentor, or in a group.
Almost nobody learns faith from a website alone; they learn it from a person. This ministry is the bridge between anonymous curiosity and a real relationship — someone who answers…
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Weekly study own site
Study the Bible. Grow in Christ. Live the lesson.
Small-group teachers are usually volunteers handed a quarterly and no preparation time. When the teacher is unprepared, twelve people get a shallow hour. Equipping one teacher…
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Baptism preparation own site
A guided study through 28 truths, all the way to the water.
A decision without foundation does not survive the first hard year. To The Waters exists so that nobody is baptized on emotion alone: every person gets the chance to ask every…
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Self-examination own site
A mirror for the heart.
Pride is the failure mode underneath most of what breaks a family, a friendship, a business, or a ministry, and it is the one sin a person almost never sees in themselves. This is…
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The programs that build the household: marriages that hold, fathers who stay, women who are not carrying it alone, and young people who are not left to figure life out by themselves.
Men's program own site
A program for men who intend to leave something behind.
The most common story in our community is a man working two jobs, far from his extended family, with nobody who asks him a hard question and nobody he can answer honestly. Absent…
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Marriage own site
A safe place for couples to come back to one another.
When a marriage in an immigrant household fails, the damage is not private: housing, childcare, income, and legal status can all collapse at once, and the children absorb every…
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Brotherhood, accountability, and work done shoulder to shoulder.
Men will rarely walk into a counseling office, but they will show up to move furniture, cook, or fix something for a family in need — and they will talk while they work. Service…
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Local group in person
Friendship, encouragement, and nobody carrying it alone.
Women in our community hold together households, jobs, immigration paperwork, and other people's children, frequently without a mother, sister, or lifelong friend within two…
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Local group in person
A place to belong before they are asked to believe.
Teenagers in bicultural homes are translating for their parents, absorbing adult stress, and deciding who they are — usually with an algorithm as their main influence. A…
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Local group in person
Safe, joyful, and where children learn that God loves them.
Children of immigrant families frequently grow up between two languages and two sets of expectations. A safe, joyful space where they are known by name gives them stability their…
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Practical help for anyone in Central Florida who needs it — regardless of faith, language, or immigration status.
Practical help in person
Food, prayer, and a real person — for anyone who asks.
This is the ministry that makes the rest credible. A family that cannot eat this week is not helped by a devotional. We give help first and ask nothing in return: no faith…
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