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New Church Plant in Brazilian Community of Toronto

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By Jennifer Taylor

Impact Canada is working with Jose and Regina Fernandes to plant a church in the Brazilian community in Toronto. As reported in the August 22 Buzz, Impact Canada continues to work toward a merge with Global Missionary Ministries and is pursuing approval of its new name, Impact Ministry Group.

www.impactcanada.org

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