Nowadays, we can verify a generalized lack of labors in the Spiritist circle, fact that has either prevented many works to be developed or jeopardized the quality of others, as highlighted in this week’s editorial, entitled The field is large but few are the workers.

Interviewed by our collaborator and editor Wellington Balbo, the confrere Edgar Miguel, president of the Intermunicipal USE of Bauru (SP), talks about his experiences and expectations in his new term, started last May, leading the institution that coordinates the Spiritist Unification Movement in the region of Bauru. The interview is one of this week’s headlines.

Another headline this week is the special report by the confrere Orson Peter Carrara, who propose us, via a convenient warning, that we as Spiritists must always reflect about what we read and do, while leaning ourselves on good sense and logic.

The II Multiplier’s Conference took place In Curitiba (PR), an event promoted by the Department of Spiritist Doctrine Studies of FEP which counted on the participation of coordinators from Study Groups of several regions of the Parana state, as presented in the report by Claudia Rojas, which also constitutes a headline in this issue.

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From this week on, this magazine has the collaboration of a new correspondent, the confrere Adalberto Prado de Morais, rooted in Japan, fact that will allow us to cover the Spiritist events taking place in that country more frequently. Our welcome and hugs to the new magazine’s correspondent.