A chat with the singer
Célia Tomboly

"The soap operas: a powerful tool, but very poor used," it is the title of this week editorial that it says the level of soap operas are being currently displayed on Brazilian television.

Among the highlights of this edition, we call the reader's attention to the interview with Celia Tomboly to our collaborator Orson Peter Carrara. Mineira, she was born in Curvelo but based in Sao Vicente, Sao Paulo, the renowned singer talks about her work in promoting the spiritual doctrine and the Christian message through music. Through her and her recorded CDs, Celia has helped to expand the activities of Home New Dawn Christian Spiritist Home, which works with families in need of your city.

Another highlight of this edition is the Special Paulo Artur Gonçalves, from Paraisópolis-MG, entitled "Is interpreting the Bible correctly important?". The article has been split into two parts. The conclusion will be published next week.

It began on 9th August the 22nd International Book Fair of Sao Paulo and FEB became present again, as shown in the special report that includes the current edition and it is also one of its highlights. 

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It closes this edition the methodical study of the book of Fate Plots of Manoel Philomeno de Miranda, psychographed by Divaldo Franco. Starting next week, the work under study, the same spiritual author, it will be In the Border of Madness.