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BRASIL 8.511.966 km 2
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The Flag
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The President: LULA Da Silva
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5 Regions – 27 States
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39% think that Spanish is the national language 23% think the capital is Buenos Aires 67% of Americans say Brazil is their third “preferred country”, after Canada (90%) and Japan (78%) Source: MRE/BID, USA 1999 - National Opinion Research Center (NORC) / ©Anthropos Consulting What others think about Brazil?
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190 million habitants 45 million families 3,4 people/family Source: IBGE – Pesquisa Nacional por Amostra de Domicílios – PNAD – 20 de julho de 2000 / © Anthropos Consulting Population Brazil – Year 2007
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Population Profile
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Top 5 Countries by Population
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A Country of Huge Dimensions. 5th in Population. 5th in Territorial Extension. 11th largest GDP. Greater São Paulo = volume of economy similar to all of Argentina’s. State of São Paulo = volume of economy similar to all of Mexico’s. 35+ million under age 10 Salvador Manaus Brasília Belém Fortaleza Goiânia São Paulo Curitiba Porto Alegre Rio de Janeiro Belo Horizonte
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Poor: 32 million or 8,86 million families Middle Class: 119 million or 32 million families Rich: 16,7 million Source: IBGE - “Síntese Nacional dos Indicadores Sociais” – 28 de abril de 2000 / © Anthropos Consulting Distribution of Income Brazil – Year 2000
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School Attendance: 95,7% of children (7-14 yr) 76,5% of youth (15-17 yr) (59.7% in ‘92) Average Brazilian spends 7 years in school 64% of employees haven’t finished elementary school Source: MEC/Inep/IBGE/Simonsen Associados in Brasil em Exame 2000 / ©Anthropos Consulting Education Brazil – Year 2000
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Fertility rate dropped from 4,35 children/woman in 1980 to 2,52 in 1995 Retirees: total number grew from 15,8 to 18,9 million during 1994-99 Source: IBGE - “Síntese Nacional dos Indicadores Sociais” – 28 de abril de 2000 / ©Anthropos Consulting Other Statistics Brazil – Year 2000
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in billions of dollars Source: Banco Central/IBGE/Simonsen Associados in Brasil em Exame 2000 GDP fluctuation
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% Source: FGV/Simonsen Associados in Brasil em Exame 2000 e Agência Estado/FGV Inflation *thru Sep.
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Real vs. Dollar
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Estimate of formal employment in ‘99 - in millions Source: Simonsen Associados in Brasil em Exame 2000 4,3 milion companies in operation in 99 Companies X Jobs Generated
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“Unemployment in Brazil grew from 4,4% in Jan. 95 to 7,6% in Jan. 2000.” Source: Exame 04/2000 “41 out 69 million working Brazilians work in the informal market”. Source: FGV/IBGE Unemployment
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One in four ends in divorce - 12% more than in 1991 More that 15 million divorced families A recent research shows that 44% believe divorce is a good solution for a troubled marriage Marriage Source: Veja, 10/01/96, Ricardo Grinbaum
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79% Family 75% Work 68% Study 49% Religion 26% Money 10% Recreation Source: Pesquisa Datafolha - “Relatório Folha da Utopia Brasileira” - Folha de São Paulo - 23 de abril de 2000 / ©Anthropos Consulting What Brazilians will value in upcoming years?
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Protestants tripling in 30 years Sources: SEPAL, IBGE
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However, growth hasn’t been uniform.
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The Northeast is Brazil’s neediest region
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Half of Brazil’s Indian tribes also remain unreached. The 258 Brazilian Indian Tribes and the Advance of the Gospel TR-503 Source: AMTB (indigenous Database) 113 8 121 No protestant missionary presence Tribes with a church and autochthonous leadership Work in progress 16 Situation unknown
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At least 125,000 new churches need to be planted in the first decade of the 21 st Century.
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880 2803 MB-504 Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br Brazilian Cross-cultural Missionaries Active & On Furlough 1989-2002
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Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-511 Who Is Sending Out Brazilian Missionaries? Internacional Agencies with Brazilian Leadership 17% Brazilian Agencies 25% Denominational Boards 37% Local Churches 10% International Agencies 11% The different types of sending structures and the number of missionaries they send Comibam 2002
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Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-518 Theological Posture of Brazilian Missionary Organizations 21 12 935 54 795 28 860 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Number of Organizations Number of Missionaries Independent Traditional Inter-denominational Pentecostal Comibam 2002
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Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-513 191719271937194719571967197719871997 0 5 10 15 20 25 When Were The Brazilian Missionary Organizations Founded? Comibam 2002 Years when Brazilian missionary organizations were founded
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Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-516 Single Women 15% Single Men 6% Married 79% Brazilian Missionaries: Married - Single Comibam 2002 Percentage of Brazilian missionaries who are married or single
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More than 3 Yrs 50% Less than 1 Yr 7% Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-502 How Long Are Brazilian Missionaries Staying On The Field? Comibam 2002 From 1 to 3 Yrs 43% Brazilian missionaries and how long they have been on the field
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Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-517 Countries Where The Largest Number Of Brazilian Missionaries Are Serving Comibam 2002 Number of missionaries serving cross-culturally
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1434 407 303 195 159 102 29 24 17 2 02004006008001000120014001600 South America Africa Europe North America Asia Middle East Eurasia Mexico/Central America Caribbean Pacific Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-514 On Which Continents Are Brazilian Missionaries Serving? Comibam 2002 Number of Brazilian missionaries serving by region of the world
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Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-512 Where Are Brazilian Missionaries Serving? Comibam 2002 Within Brazil 23% Ibero-America 37% Rest of World 24% 10/40 Window 16% Regions where Brazilian missionaries are working cross-culturally
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5% 16%16% 16%16% % of active missionaries who serve inside the 10-40 Window % of active missionaries who serve inside the 10-40 Window Brazilian Missionaries and the 10-40 Window 1989-2002 MB-503 Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br
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Brazilian Cross-cultural Missionaries Working Inside & Outside of Brazil 1989-2002 MB-501 Ted Limpic Sepal 2000 www.sepal.org.br
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Ted Limpic Sepal 2002 www.sepal.org.br MB-001
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