Check out the program for the TGW’s 27th anniversary
Temple of Good Will—A Testimony of Perseverance in Goodness!
We find perseverance in every aspect of the Monument. There is a fraternal atmosphere to it that fosters good values, strengthens the soul, and renews the energy of all the pilgrims who visit the place, whether they are religious or not, so they, too, can persevere and overcome their hardships. This is why the theme of the celebrations of the TGW’s 27th anniversary on October 21 and 22, 2016, was: “Our Testimony of Perseverance in Jesus.” The Ecumenical Christ, the Divine Statesman. is an unparalleled example of Love, Goodness, and Justice and has inspired the TGW’s Ecumenical and Peace proposal. He Himself taught us in His Gospel according to Luke 21:19: “In your perseverance you will save your own Souls.”
Paiva Nettos leads the solemn session of the 27th anniversary of the Temple of Good Will.
The festivities on October 22 included a Solemn Ceremony led by the president-preacher of the Religion of the Third Millennium, who also celebrated his 60 years of work in the Good Will Organizations (celebrated on June 29 this year). The foundation of the TGW is one of the many things that Paiva Netto has achieved in his life and shows his tireless dedication to multiplying Solidarity and Peace.
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The celebration event ends with the words of the founder of the Temple of Good Will, Paiva Netto, who will address all the pilgrims live via satellite.
The celebration event ends with the words of the founder of the Temple of Good Will, Paiva Netto, who will address all the pilgrims live via satellite.
The high-point of the celebrations this year takes place on October 21 and 22 when people from many cities of Brazil and the world fill its several rooms. The activities scheduled on these dates include cultural presentations, musical shows, talks, art exhibitions, and ecumenical ceremonies, with the central theme being “Our Testimony of Perseverance in Jesus.”
The high-point of the celebrations this year takes place on October 23 and 24 when people from many cities of Brazil and the world fill its several rooms. The activities scheduled on these dates include cultural presentations, musical shows, talks, art exhibitions, and ecumenical ceremonies, with the central theme being “Our Testimony of Perseverance in Jesus”.
The Legionnaire Music Show — Paiva Netto – The trajectory of a man of Goodwill, one of the great cultural attractions of the TGW’s 27th anniversary celebrations.
The Art Gallery of the Temple of Peace held an historic exhibition celebrating 60 years of work of the President-Preacher of the Religion of the Third Millennium, José de Paiva Netto, in the Good Will Organizations.
The Art Gallery of the Temple of Peace held an historic exhibition celebrating 60 years of work of the President-Preacher of the Religion of the Third Millennium, José de Paiva Netto, in the Good Will Organizations.
Every year, the date of the Temple’s anniversary, October 21, is celebrated with an Ecumenical Act, which is attended by authorities, religious leaders, and representatives from different segments of society.
Founded on 10/21/1989, the Temple of Good Will—also known as the Temple of Peace—is the most visited monument in the Brazilian capital, according to official data from the Federal District’s Tourism Secretariat.
+ Learn about the construction of the Monument of Peace.
+ Ecumenical Ceremony marks Ecumenism Day in the Brazilian capital
Persevere in doing Good and renew your energy in the Temple of Good Will! The TGW is open 24 hours a day to the public. The entrance is free to most of its rooms. For foreign visitors, the Temple of Good Will has bilingual receptionists.
Address: SGAS 915 – Brasília — Brazil (approximately 8 km from Brasília’s International Airport – Estimated time: 10 minutes)
Find out how to get there
Phone: (+5561) 3114-1070
Official website: www.tbv.com.br
E-mail: english@boavontade.com
