Missionaries Are Targeting Isolated Tribes in Brazil With Solar-Powered Audio Devices, Investigation Finds

If you think that the era of Christian missionaries traveling around the world to spread the word of God and preaching the local population is over, think again – they have become more shoes.

An investigation by the Guardian and the Brazilian newspaper O Globo revealed that missionaries have left solar powered sound devices in the Brazilian Valley of the Brazilian, near the Peruvian border, in an attempt to guide the isolated Amazonian people or who were recently contacted. The devices play Bible readings in Portuguese and Spanish.

For example, a device identified by The Guardian declares, “Let’s see what Paul says because he considers his private life in Philippians Chapter 3, verse 4:” If someone thinks that they have reasons to put confidence in the body, I have more. “

The Javari Valley of the indigenous people has the highest concentration of unwilling human groups in the world. To protect the original tribes, the Indian Brazilian National Corporation (Funai) made it illegal to enter Wadi Javari in 1987. However, the local population reported seven audio devices, although the investigation had obtained evidence of photos and videos by one-yellow tool and the size of the size of the size that is embodied in the village of Korubo and the players preserved by Airican BAptist.

Korubo is members of a group of indigenous people who have recently been known for their war clubs. According to the investigation, the device is now in the hands of a Korobo woman named Maya.

The device is said to be called “Messenger”, and the Baptist Organization donates in the ministries of touches to “unique” people all over the world, as the investigation mentioned. In fact, their website is clearly characterized by what appears to be a copy of the device, along with a full set of similar tools.

“What started with a solar -powered sound operator contains the Bible and Dr. Stanley’s messages is now more than just a device,” as the site reads. “Wherever we go, we are looking for the right solution in time – whether it is one of our royal devices or another tool – to ensure that the message of salvation in Jesus Christ is available to those who have never heard.”

However, Seth Gray, the chief operational officer in the ministries of touches, told the Guardian that while he was aware of the missionaries from other organizations brought the apostles to the areas that are illegal to do so, “We are [In Touch staff] Do not go to any place we are not allowed. “

In the event that any person has forgotten since the last time we have been informed of Westerners who are trying to contact the isolated tribal population, this connection can transfer destroyed diseases to societies that they do not count. Of course, this risk is higher in the case of direct physical contact, rather than leaving the tools in the open air, but it is still violating the Brazilian public policy to protect the original peoples isolated to not establish communication.