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2026-07-27 18:54 UTC → 2026-07-30 02:27 UTC ·
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Marcha para Jesus religious marches in across Brazil and Venezuela
In late July 2026, municipal leaders in Contagem coordinated with evangelical organizers to finalize preparations Planning for the city's Marcha para Jesus, scheduled Jesus continues to expand beyond the initial municipal coordination in Contagem for 19 the September 2026. The planning meeting covered mobilization, safety, 2026 procession. After successful gatherings in Limeira (about 10,000 participants) and program details for a procession that would culminate São Gonçalo in a gospel concert, emphasizing May, the event’s role movement entered a broader August phase. On 8 August, thousands of Christians marched in community development Salvador, beginning at Largo de Ondina and faith‑based social initiatives. A few days later, proceeding along Avenida Oceânica to the seventh Farol da Barra. The same month, Paranaguá hosted its edition of the Marcha para Jesus took place in other Brazilian municipalities. In Limeira, around 10,000 participants gathered on 25 May, 29 August, launching from Praça da Bíblia and moving to Praça de Eventos with local officials endorsing prayers for families, authorities and workers. Limeira repeated its seventh edition, confirming the march’s focus on family values. The following day, São Gonçalo saw thousands more marching event’s sustained regional growth. In Coro, Venezuela, organizers announced a 1 August march for over 6,000 participants, routing through city streets, supported by municipal authorities plazas and featuring gospel performances. These events illustrate providing assistance points for residents affected by recent earthquakes. São Gonçalo again held a large‑scale march, reinforcing the broader rollout network of the Marcha para Jesus inter‑denominational gatherings that blend music, prayer, and community outreach across multiple cities, moving from municipal planning in Contagem to large‑scale public celebrations in Limeira Brazil and São Gonçalo. now neighboring Venezuela.