Love in Action: Humanitarian Mission Impacts Hundreds of People in Almirante Tamandaré

Last Sunday, May 17, 2026, the community of Jardim Silvana, in Almirante Tamandaré-PR, received a large demonstration of solidarity, care, and faith through a humanitarian mission promoted by the Seventh-day Adventist Reform Movement Church.

The action took place at the Municipal School Eurípedes de Siqueira, gathering dozens of volunteers and professionals who offered free services to the population between 9 am and 4 pm. Even with the rainy weather, the event achieved expressive results and strengthened the bonds between the church and the community. According to data released by the organization, the mission carried out a total of 146 care services, providing physical, emotional, and spiritual assistance to the region's residents.

Services offered during the action

The structure set up had volunteer professionals in various areas:

33 dental care services 75 nursing care services 16 massage therapy sessions 6 nutritional care services 11 psychological care services 8 podiatry care services 3 therapeutic care services 49 free haircuts

In addition to health and wellness services, the mission also distributed solidarity in the form of practical help:

1,729 donated clothing items 75 people directly benefited with clothing and shoes 50 meals served during the event The mission also had strong evangelistic and spiritual action, coordinated by pastors and volunteer workers.

During the event, the following were carried out:

23 Bible courses 6 missionary visits 74 donated books 60 spiritual counseling services

The children present participated in recreational and educational activities, strengthening the family and community environment.

"Manifesting love in a practical way is fundamental for the Christian," highlighted Marcos Wagner, president of the Union. Another highlight of the action was the solidarity kitchen, organized by church volunteers, who prepared a healthy vegetarian lunch served to the community.

The food reinforced the health reform principles defended by the church, promoting healthy habits and quality of life.

The event's logistics also counted on the essential support of volunteers responsible for transporting materials, setting up the structure, and organizing the care services. The Social Department secretary, Alan Mota, celebrated the achieved results and highlighted the dedication of the volunteers involved in the mission.

According to him, new stages of the project are already being organized. The initiative reaffirms the church's commitment to uniting evangelism, social assistance, and care for the next, following Christ's example in His earthly ministry.

"For I was hungry, and you gave me food; I was thirsty, and you gave me drink." — Matthew 25:35

"True religion is the work in favor of those in need." — The Science of Good Living