• December 5, 2007
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Heart’s Home village in Brazil (testimony of Amelie)

The Fazenda in Brazil, 2005

"The Fazenda is a vil­lage of forty in­hab­i­tants, the youngest one is about to cel­e­brate his first mon­th of life. The “farm” is com­posed of a dozen hous­es, in the mid­dle of the forest. The or­ga­ni­za­tion of this lit­tle world is as­ton­ish­ing.

Everyone fills a role to con­tribute to the life of the vil­lage: wood-cut­ter, cook, re­pair­man, farmer, artist, and bak­er.

Heart’s Home Missionaries come from Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, Argentina, Senegal, and France. There is al­so a priest, Padre Arnaud, who is the lead­er of the vil­lage. We all share the life of the fam­i­lies, adults and chil­dren in need. The Fazenda has the mis­sion to wel­come any peo­ple in great dis­tress. The length of their stay de­pends on the time need­ed for each in­di­vid­u­al to re­build their life.

Everyone is loved and be­friend­ed in a healthy and sim­ple en­vi­ron­ment, which helps to heal their body and above all their hearts. Each per­son wel­comed to the Fazenda has a his­to­ry full of suf­fer­ing and pain. I will in­tro­duce you to my new friends as I con­tin­ue to write my let­ters."

Amelie D.
Heart’s Home Missionary at the Fazenda, Brazil


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