Download or read book 1st Lieutenant Pm Geovaldo written by Pastor Geovaldo Barrroso and published by Clube de Autores. This book was released on 2020-05-14 with total page 191 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: 1ST LIEUTENANT PM GEOVALDO 74 YEARS IN PRISION Against common sense 1991. The City is Fortaleza, State of Ceará, during this period, began its work in the Command Headquarters of the 6th Military Police Battalion, unit subordinated to the CPC (Police Policing Command) located in the western area of the city, in the Conjunto Esperança-Aracapé-Neighborhood. In this place, on several occasions, as a policing officer, he watched several scenes of urban violence and took no action. There was a social and moral decline in the young officer s life. There were constant changes in his moral and professional conduct, and such modifications would be compared, as “A rock when thrown into water causes concentric circles to grow larger and larger; in the face of such comparison, it is clear that while in the water one sees the point of departure and the ripples which bind to each other.”

Download or read book 1st Lieutenant Pm Geovaldo written by Pastor Barroso Francisco and published by Clube de Autores. This book was released on 2024-06-13 with total page 191 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: 1ST LIEUTENANT GEOVALDO - Sentenced to 74 Years in Prison. Sent to one of the largest Maximum Security Penitentiaries in the State of Ceará (Penal Institute Paulo Sarasate - IPPS) for crimes against Public Security and social welfare. That was the dramatic path of Former Lieutenant PM Geovaldo, who rejected love and mercy, justice and truth, for 30 years, when he thought he was someone (Galatians 6:3). In prison it was 9 years and 11 months and 27 days, behind bars to understand that he was nobody (Romans 3:10). His hardness of heart was the altar that almost sentenced him to death if it were not for the immediate intervention of the Power of God that reached him in the prison captivity. Therefore, just one encounter with Jesus erased the transcript of guilt, pain and condemnation. This is a real life story lived by the 1st Lieutenant PM Geovaldo, yesterday sentenced to 74 years in prison; today, Pastor Geovaldo Barroso, a testimony of faith and life transformation, of the Power of God.

Download or read book A Real Life Story written by Pastor Moza Barroso and published by Clube de Autores. This book was released on 2020-05-10 with total page 129 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A REAL LIFE STORY A Journey of faith – Believing in the impossible! CHAPTER – 01 – Far from the truth Year 1990: Mozarilma Maurício Maia, she was better known as Moza. At the time, he dreamed of marrying a rich, handsome man and spending his honeymoon in the Caribbean islands. On the other hand, as time went by, part of his family, as mentioned above, entered the process of conversion to Christianity, where first his mother and then part of his sisters. Anyway, in the face of all this movement that began with his family, it could be said that it was already God s work; In fact, there was already a kind of pride about Moza s life, if not an excessive conjuncture of the false appearance of grandeur, so the feeling of contempt for family and friends became apparent, since she only wanted to be close to people that had a better financial condition. During this period, Moza had been working for some time in a company called - Duarte & Representações Ltda. “DUCOR”, however, his behavior became such a boundless and unprecedented vanity, rose to his heart more than arrogance and arrogance, something much greater, because his particular world was only a small closed cycle of less of ten people, which could not be called friendship. But Moza also observed that one by one of his family members were converting to the Gospel of Christ. Thus, when she is at home, living together becomes increasingly difficult with her family, that is, both the sisters and her mother, because, constantly, during domestic or personal chores, gospel music was common”. And also sang along, and that would make Moza apparently angry and angry, first, because she didn t accept it, and second, because he believed it was a way to provoke her. So, motivated by the cause of the indifferent situation, Moza decided to spend as little time as possible at home, choosing, therefore, when it came to Fridays, that is, after the end of working hours used to schedule several outings with her friends from the most often Benair and Manair.