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Give
We need about € 2,750 a month. This is the base that supports the family in Cascais, one of the most expensive regions of Portugal, and keeps our projects going; growing the work takes more. The goal is reached through many faithful partners, and every monthly partnership, at any amount, counts.
€ 1,000 of € 2,750 per month
36%
Still missing € 1,750 a month: the equivalent of about 35 partners giving € 50.
Monthly base: the family's support and our current projects. Growing the work takes more. Updated September 2026.
Give via Pix
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- Start the Pix using the key (Copy Pix key) or the QR Code and type the amount.
- Before confirming, choose Schedule and select Repeat every month (in some banks: Recurring Pix or Program).
- Done. You can change or cancel it whenever you want, in the app itself.
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Suited for churches that prefer to give to an institution. Make the offering through SEMIPA's channels and send the receipt stating it is for the Didasko Project Portugal (Pr. Paulo Henrique).
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Vila Real
Average of fewer than 20 members per church, one of the lowest in the country (AEP 2016).
Request: For the small churches of Trás-os-Montes and the pastors who serve two or three congregations.
See the full calendar: 20 weeks, 20 regions
- Viana do Castelo One of the districts where most churches were planted after 2020 (AEP 2023).
That the new churches of the Minho reach native Portuguese and do not become immigrant islands. - Braga Fourth most populous district; among those planting the most churches since 2020 (AEP 2023). A symbol city of Portuguese Catholicism.
That the gospel be explained clearly to those who grew up with religion as tradition. - Vila Real Average of fewer than 20 members per church, one of the lowest in the country (AEP 2016).
For the small churches of Trás-os-Montes and the pastors who serve two or three congregations. - Bragança Among the three districts with the fewest churches planted since 2020 (AEP 2025). One of the oldest and least populated.
That workers be willing to go to the north-east, where almost no one plans to plant a church. - Porto With Lisbon and Setúbal, holds 7 in 10 of the country's evangelicals (AEP 2016); among the districts with the most churches planted since 2020.
That the strong churches of Porto send people and resources to the northern interior. - Aveiro Among the districts with the most churches planted since 2020 and most targeted for the next 5 years (AEP 2025).
That growth come with solid discipleship, not just numbers. - Viseu Inland district, with no specific indicator published by the AEP.
For the towns of the central interior where the only Christian presence is the traditional parish. - Guarda Half of the churches have fewer than 25 people; 25% are stagnant or shrinking; one of the districts with the fewest churches (AEP 2025).
Revitalisation of the churches of the Beira Interior and a new generation of believers. - Coimbra The country's oldest university city; no specific AEP indicator.
For university students, the generation in which only a third of the religious practise. - Castelo Branco One of the three districts least targeted for church planting (AEP 2023).
That someone see the Beira Baixa as a field, not a place to pass through. - Leiria The district of Fátima, the country's largest Marian shrine; no specific AEP indicator.
That the millions who pass through Fátima meet the Christ of the Scriptures. - Santarém 23% of churches with no baptisms and 10% with no conversions in two years (AEP 2025).
That churches which have not baptised in years see conversions again. - Portalegre Least populated district; 45% of churches with fewer than 25 people and 27% with no baptisms (AEP 2025).
For the Alto Alentejo, where the evangelical church is almost invisible. - Lisboa Largest district; 25% of the country lives in 10 municipalities of Greater Lisbon; two thirds of evangelicals in the metro area are foreigners (AEP 2025; FFMS 2018).
For Cascais and Cascais Baptist Church, where we serve; that the capital's church reach the native Lisboner. - Évora Among the districts least targeted for church planting in the next 5 years (AEP 2025).
That the central Alentejo stop being the district no one chooses. - Setúbal With Lisbon and Porto, holds 7 in 10 evangelicals (AEP 2016); among the districts with the most churches planted since 2020 (AEP 2025).
That the south bank, with so many immigrant churches, become a bridge to the Portuguese. - Beja 40% of churches with fewer than 25 people and 40% with no baptisms in two years (AEP 2025); among the least targeted for new churches (AEP 2023).
For the Baixo Alentejo, the district with the weakest evangelical church indicators. - Faro The Algarve, the most touristic region with the most foreigners; in the south, fewer than 3% attend Mass (Operation World).
That the church in the Algarve reach both the foreign resident and the local. - Madeira Fewer than 20 small evangelical churches (Operation World); 40% with fewer than 25 people and 20% with no baptisms (AEP 2025).
For the island where the evangelical church is tiny and Catholic tradition very strong. - Açores 26 evangelical churches across nine islands (Operation World); 22% stagnant or shrinking and 11% with no conversions (AEP 2025). The most Catholic region of the country.
For the nine islands, where 74% of Catholics call themselves practising and the biblical gospel is almost unknown.
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