Claudio, Karina, Victoria, Mateo, Octavio, and Flavio Castellis Our

Claudio, Karina, Victoria, Mateo, Octavio,
and Flavio Castellis
Our Brethren Church Global Partners
in Paraguay.
Asunción, the capital city
of Paraguay, is known as
the “Mother of Cities” not
only because it holds nearly onethird of the population of
Paraguay, but also because it
was from there that many
expeditions departed to begin
new cities. With such a large
population, Asunción is divided
into over fifty ‘barrios’ (territorial
subdivisions – or
neighborhoods).
Asunción is known
as the center of
music, poetry,
and the arts.
Ninety-two
percent of
Paraguay’s population professes
to be of the Catholic faith.
It’s here in this densely
populated city that the
Castellis family works together
serving “the poorest of the poor”
by offering food, sewing
classes, spiritual
assistance, and
Bible lessons.
Through “La Mission”,
hundreds of needy
children in one barrio
are fed and nourished.
One day a week the
children receive a meal, a Bible
teaching, and a snack.
Twice a week the parents of
these children receive a personal
visit and are offered spiritual
assistance in the hopes of
establishing a new church in
the area.
The disadvantaged women of
another neighborhood are offered
sewing lessons and Bible studies,
along with spiritual and practical
encouragement.
A house that will one day be
remodeled, the “Church of Hope”
draws
people from its
neighborhood to worship God.
In the “House of Our God”,
Claudio preaches on Sundays.
Throughout the week, povertystricken families learn that God
cares for them and their needs
Claudio, Karina, Victoria, Mateo, Octavio,
and Flavio Castellis
Our Brethren Church Global Partners
in Paraguay
Asunción, the capital city
of Paraguay, is known as
the “Mother of Cities” not
only because it holds nearly onethird of the population of
Paraguay, but also because it
was from there that many
expeditions departed to begin
new cities. With such a large
population, Asunción is divided
into over fifty ‘barrios’ (territorial
subdivisions – or
neighborhoods).
Asunción is known
as the center of
music, poetry,
and the arts.
Ninety-two
percent of
Paraguay’s population professes
to be of the Catholic faith.
It’s here in this densely
populated city that the
Castellis family works together
serving “the poorest of the poor”
by offering food, sewing
classes, spiritual
assistance, and
Bible lessons.
Through “La Mission”,
hundreds of needy
children in one barrio
are fed and nourished.
One day a week the
children receive a meal, a Bible
teaching, and a snack.
Twice a week the parents of
these children receive a personal
visit and are offered spiritual
assistance in the hopes of
establishing a new church in
the area.
The disadvantaged women of
another neighborhood are offered
sewing lessons and Bible studies,
along with spiritual and practical
encouragement.
A house that will one day be
remodeled, the “Church of Hope”
draws
people from its
neighborhood to worship God.
In the “House of Our God”,
Claudio preaches on Sundays.
Throughout the week, povertystricken families learn that God
cares for them and their needs.
Claudio, Karina, Victoria, Mateo, Octavio,
and Flavio Castellis
Claudio, Karina, Victoria, Mateo, Octavio,
and Flavio Castellis
Address:
Claudio Castellis
Tte. Riquelme 369 Esq. Carios
Asuncion, Paraguay
SOUTH AMERICA
Address:
Claudio Castellis
Tte. Riquelme 369 Esq. Carios
Asuncion, Paraguay
SOUTH AMERICA
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Birthdays:
Claudio Castellis – August 2
Flavio Castellis – August 27
Karina Castellis – September 26
Octavio Castellis – October 5
Victoria Castellis – November 4
Birthdays:
Claudio Castellis – August 2
Flavio Castellis – August 27
Karina Castellis – September 26
Octavio Castellis – October 5
Victoria Castellis – November 4