Join us for a powerful week of ministry and service in São Paulo, Brazil. This trip is dedicated to spreading the love of Jesus in one of the world’s largest cities. Together with Ramp Church São Paulo and local believers, we will bring hope to the favelas through prayer, outreach, youth programs, and community service.
Each day will be filled with opportunities to share Christ’s love in word and action — feeding programs, worship services, and practical ministry. You’ll be stretched, inspired, and strengthened as you step into what God is doing in Brazil.
To celebrate the impact made, we will spend our final two days in Rio de Janeiro, experiencing the beauty of Brazil — from visiting the Christ the Redeemer statue to enjoying fellowship by the beach.
This is more than a trip. This is a mission for Jesus
Home of the Amazon Rainforest – Over 60% of the Amazon is in Brazil, making it the lungs of the earth.
/Largest Portuguese-Speaking Country – Though in South America, Brazil’s official language is Portuguese, not Spanish.
The World’s Longest Carnival – Brazil’s Carnival is the biggest party on the planet, drawing millions every year.
Christ the Redeemer Is One of the New 7 Wonders – The statue in Rio de Janeiro is recognized globally as a wonder of the modern world.
Soccer Is Religion Here – Brazil has won the World Cup more than any other nation (5 times!) and the passion is contagious.
Share the love of Jesus with all people — from children in underserved areas to professionals, artists, and influencers.
Partner with local churches like Ramp Church São Paulo to strengthen the Body of Christ.
Minister through creative outreach — concerts, events, teaching, and worship gatherings.
Experience powerful cultural exchange as you learn from Brazilian faith, joy, and resilience.
Step into diverse communities — from favelas to city centers — with encouragement and the gospel.
Be stretched spiritually as God works through you in ways you never imagined.
Develop leadership and teamwork skills by serving alongside believers from around the world.
Witness God’s miracles of healing, hope, and transformation across every background.
Build lasting friendships with Brazilian brothers and sisters in Christ.
Enjoy unforgettable cultural experiences — food, music, beaches, and the vibrancy of Brazil.
Passport (valid at least 6 months after travel dates)
Lightweight clothing for hot days + modest attire for ministry
Comfortable walking shoes (you’ll be on your feet a lot)
Small backpack for daily outreach & personal items
Reusable water bottle (stay hydrated!)
Personal toiletries & medications
Sunscreen & bug repellent
Bible & journal (for devotions + reflections)
Travel adapter/charger (Brazil uses Type N outlets, 127/220V)
Optional: gifts for children (stickers, crayons, small toys)
All lodging accommodations (safe & comfortable, shared rooms)
One-way domestic flight from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro
Ground transportation in Brazil (airport pickups + ministry sites)
Supplies for all ministry activities (medical clinic, hair salon, clothing, feeding, children’s activities, etc.)
Farewell dinner in Rio de Janeiro
International airfare to/from Brazil
Most meals (except the farewell dinner)
Entrance fees for sightseeing, excursions, and tourist attractions
Passport & visa fees (if applicable)
Travel/medical insurance
Personal spending money (souvenirs, snacks, extra meals, etc.)
Vaccinations or health prep required for travel
Tips or gratuities
This trip is open to adults and mature teens (with a guardian) who have a heart to serve. Whether you are seasoned in missions or it’s your first time, there is a place for you on the team.
No! While Portuguese is the national language, interpreters and bilingual team members will be present during ministry. A few basic phrases are encouraged but not required.
We serve in diverse communities — from favelas to city centers — through:
Medical & wellness clinics
Hair salon / beauty outreach
Clothing & food distribution
Children’s activities and games
Worship gatherings & church services
Evangelism in public spaces
Special events like concerts, feeding programs, and community engagement
Our goal: to share the love of Jesus with people across all walks of life.
No prior training is required. We will provide team orientation before and during the trip so everyone feels equipped.
Lodging accommodations (shared rooms, safe and comfortable)
One-way domestic flight from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro
Ground transportation (airport pickup, ministry sites, local transfers)
Supplies for all ministry activities (medical, beauty, feeding, children’s programs, etc.)
Farewell dinner in Rio
International airfare to/from Brazil
Most meals (except the farewell dinner)
Entrance fees for sightseeing or tourist attractions
Passport & visa fees (if applicable)
Travel/medical insurance
Vaccinations or health prep required for travel
Personal spending money (souvenirs, snacks, extra meals, etc.)
Tips/gratuities
A valid passport (must be valid for at least 6 months after travel dates).
A visa (if required for your country of residence). We’ll provide guidance if needed.
Proof of travel insurance (required).
Check with your doctor and CDC recommendations. Some travelers choose vaccines for yellow fever, typhoid, or hepatitis A. Bring any prescription medications in original bottles.
Passport & copies of important documents
Lightweight, modest clothing (consider hot weather + ministry settings)
Comfortable walking shoes
Reusable water bottle
Bible, journal, and pen
Sunscreen, bug repellent, hat
Small backpack for daily outings
Personal toiletries & medication
Phone charger / travel adapter (Brazil uses Type N outlets)
Optional: small gifts for children (stickers, crayons, toys)
Yes, safety is a top priority. You will always be with the team, guided by trusted local partners and leaders who know the area well. We avoid unsafe zones, travel in groups, and take security precautions seriously.
Team members will stay in safe, comfortable accommodations (shared rooms). Lodging will be simple but reliable, with basics like beds, showers, and secure entry.
Daily meals are not included, so you will need to budget for food each day.
Brazil has incredible and affordable options ranging from sit-down restaurants to buffets and street food.
A special farewell dinner in Rio is provided for the team.
Yes! After ministry days, we will travel to Rio de Janeiro for sightseeing. Popular options include Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, and Copacabana Beach. Entrance fees are not included, so each person may choose what they’d like to do.
Spend time in prayer for Brazil and the team.
Read scripture daily, especially about missions and serving.
Be ready to step out of your comfort zone — God often moves when we stretch.
You’ll meet people from all walks of life — children, families, professionals, pastors, students, and more. Brazil is known for its warmth, music, hospitality, and joy. You’ll also serve alongside an amazing international team.
That’s okay! Many people join us for their first mission trip. You’ll have guidance every step of the way, and you’ll be supported by leaders and teammates.
Expect to return home changed forever. You’ll see faith in new ways, grow deeper in your walk with Christ, and carry lifelong memories of serving, worshiping, and living alongside the people of Brazil.
