Ground has been broken for the Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple one of the 23 total temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints that are dedicated under construction or in planning for South America’s largest nation Elder Joni L. Koch a General Authority Seventy and president of the Brazil Area offering remarks and a prayer dedicating the site and construction process Approximately 500 people attended the event including local Church leaders and members civic and community representatives and leaders of other faiths Elder Koch spoke of serving as a full-time missionary in Ribeirão Preto 44 years earlier and being welcomed by many local Latter-day Saints He called on one of the family members — Marcia Ginatto Constante who served with her husband on the groundbreaking committee and was a young woman when Elder Koch served in her city — to share her testimony “My people were part of the growth of the Church,” she said “Many who have already passed away worked so this temple could be built What a blessing to be part of the Lord’s kingdom and see His house being built here This work is moving forward for the coming of Christ.” Elder Koch offered words of reverence and gratitude to Heavenly Father for the Savior Jesus Christ “We give thanks to Thee for having sent Thy Son Jesus Christ to earth restored Church and covenants enable us to return to Thy presence,” he prayed He also paid tribute to the early and longtime Latter-day Saints in the Ribeirão Preto area in the southeast region of Brazil “We remember with appreciation those who were the first members of the Church in this region,” he said “The example of these pioneers has been a moral and spiritual support for Thy kingdom to flourish from these few who stood firm so that thousands of Latter-day Saints could on this day — here in this part of the earth — enjoy this sublime moment.” The ceremony took place under clear-blue skies with other local members participating in the ceremony and a video in Portuguese available of the event Marly Pimenta Vecchi of the Ribeirão Preto Sul Stake, who has been a Church member for almost 70 years, recalled the importance of the house of the Lord in her life and that of her family, including her sealing in the São Paulo Brazil Temple after its dedication in 1978 When a temple was announced for Ribeirão Preto she recalled that “the feeling of gratitude came over all of us I am so grateful that God has preserved me to see the growth of the Church in this region and that I can participate in this occasion knowing that so many people will be blessed as I was.” Arthur Neres de Lira Azevedo spoke of performing proxy baptisms for his grandparents in the Campinas Brazil Temple “I was so happy when I heard that a temple would be built so close to our homes where we can go more often,” the young man said “I know we can trust in Jesus Christ and the comfort we have from him And 15-year-old Hector Moreno Benavides of the Ribeirão Preto Leste Stake ssaid: “The temple is the most sacred place on earth and we have the privilege of feeling closer to Jesus Christ The Lord is in the temple; we don’t see Him Less than two months later, a site for the house of the Lord was released Planned as a single-story temple of approximately 32,000 square feet the Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple will be built at Avenida Antônio Marçal and Rua José Brandani in Ribeirão Preto An exterior rendering of the temple was published earlier this year 2022 announcement for temples in Ribeirão Preto and Londrina the planning and progression of the two houses of the Lord have proceeded almost in step with each other – from site announcement to exterior rendering release to groundbreaking The Londrina Brazil Temple will have its groundbreaking on Aug. 17, one of three temples scheduled that day, along with the Austin Texas and Santiago West Chile temples The Church makes every effort to construct temples in an expeditious manner various reasons may delay a temple’s completion and dedication Located in southeastern Brazil and with a metro-area population of nearly 1.7 million people Ribeirão Preto is in the northeastern region of the state of São Paulo about 313 kilometers from the state capital of São Paulo Ribeirão Preto dates back to 1856 and is named for the black creek or black stream by which it was built The fertile soil of the area fostered the city’s deep roots in agriculture and farming Nearly 1.5 million Latter-day Saints in more than 2,170 congregations reside in Brazil with missionary work and Church operations dating back to 1928 The Book of Mormon was translated and published in Portuguese in 1940 helping spark a new era of growth in Brazil Brazil is home to 23 total temples dedicated, under construction or announced, including the São Paulo Brazil Temple the first not only in Brazil but across all of South America when it was dedicated in 1978 The temple in Belo Horizonte has been under construction since June 2023 and is now joined by the future house of the Lord in Ribeirão Preto Ribeirão Preto is in the Campinas Brazil Temple district a distance of about 230 kilometers (143 miles) and a drive of at least three hours Two temples to be built in South America by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have marked groundbreaking milestones Groundbreaking services were held for the Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple on Saturday A groundbreaking date was announced today for the Santiago West Chile Temple as well as the site location for the Springfield Missouri Temple Ground has been broken for the Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple. Elder Joni L. Koch presided and offered the dedicatory prayer With a beautiful clear-blue skyline and newly graded dirt at the temple site as the setting the ceremony took place with several hundred attendees Local adult and youth Church members spoke “Our hearts are intertwined in love and harmony for this inspiring and significant ceremony,” said Elder Koch as he began the dedicatory prayer He offered words in reverence and expressed gratitude for Jesus Christ “We give thanks for You having sent Your Son Jesus Christ to earth restored Church and covenants enable us to return to Your presence,” Elder Koch said Elder Koch also paid a heartfelt tribute to early Latter-day Saints in the area “The example of these pioneers has been a moral and spiritual support for your kingdom to flourish from these few who stood firm so that thousands of Latter-day Saints could on this day — here in this part of the earth — enjoy this sublime moment.” He later served a full-time mission in the Brazil São Paulo North Mission He was sustained as a General Authority Seventy in April 2017 the country is home to nearly 1.5 million Latter-day Saints in more than 2,170 congregations The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released the date of the groundbreaking ceremony for the Santiago West Chile Temple; it will take place on August 17, 2024. Elder Alan R. Walker second counselor in the South America South Area Presidency Attendance at the site will be by invitation only Additional details will be released as the date of the groundbreaking approaches An exterior artistic rendering has also been released Church President Russell M. Nelson announced this house of the Lord in October 2021 “I plead with you today to counter the lure of the world by making time for the Lord in your life — each and every day,” he said before announcing 13 new temples The site location was published in December 2022 The temple will be built at Primo de Rivera 1551 Plans call for a single-story temple of approximately 12,500 square feet One of the Church’s earliest leaders served a mission in Chile in 1851 the country has become home to more than 600,000 Latter-day Saints in 571 congregations The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released the site location for the Springfield Missouri Temple The Springfield Missouri Temple will be built on a portion of a 38-acre site located at 2720 East Farm Road #188 Plans call for a single-story temple of approximately 29,000 square feet This new house of the Lord was announced in April 2023 by President Russel M “Jesus Christ is the reason we build temples,” President Nelson said Making covenants and receiving essential ordinances in the temple as well as seeking to draw closer to Him there will bless your life in ways no other kind of worship can we are doing all within our power to make the blessings of the temple more accessible to our members around the world.” In addition to the Springfield Missouri Temple, the “Show-Me” state has two other houses of the Lord in operation. These are the St. Louis and Kansas City Missouri temples Missouri is home to more than 80,000 Latter-day Saints in nearly 165 congregations and its surrounding counties were important gathering places for Latter-day Saints Temples differ from the Church’s meetinghouses (chapels) All are welcome to attend Sunday worship services and other weekday activities at local meetinghouses The primary purpose of temples is for faithful members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to participate in sacred ceremonies that unite families forever You are about to access Constant Contacts (http://visitor.constantcontact.com) You are now leaving a website maintained by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints We provide the link to this third party's website solely as a convenience to you and security practices that differ from those on our website By referring or linking you to this website we do not endorse or guarantee this content If you would like to stay on the page you are viewing please click Cancel To download media files, please first review and agree to the Terms of Use Download a photo or video by clicking or tapping on it To download all photos or videos related to this article select the links at the bottom of each section Metrics details the prevalence of mental disorders is heterogeneous with most studies conducted in large cities with high population density This study aimed to assess the prevalence of mental disorders and psychiatric comorbidities among young adults (22–23 years old) and adults (37–38 years old) from Ribeirão Preto a city located in the Northeast of the São Paulo state and to explore associations with sociodemographic variables we aimed to evaluate the performance of the Self-Report Questionnaire (SRQ-20) as a screening tool for mental disorders to be applied to the local population Participants from the 1978/1979 and 1994 Ribeirão Preto birth cohorts were evaluated using the Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) and the SRQ-20 at mean ages of 22–23 Our sample comprised 1,769 individuals from the 1978/1979 cohort and 1,037 from the 1994 cohort The prevalence of mental disorders ranged from 28.6% (1978/79) to 31% (1994) with frequent comorbid diagnoses (42.7% and 43.3% Men and women had a similar prevalence of mental disorders in the younger cohort while women had a higher prevalence in the older cohort Low educational attainment was associated with higher rates of diagnosis alcohol and other psychoactive substance use was higher among those with a psychiatric diagnosis Although those with a psychiatric diagnosis were less satisfied with their own health only one-fifth had seen a mental health professional in the previous year A psychiatric diagnosis increased the suicide risk by 5.6 to 9.1 times the best cutoff points were 5/6 for men and 7/8 for women The prevalence and comorbidity of mental disorders were high in both cohorts and comparable to those in larger Brazilian cities few individuals with a diagnosis had sought specialized care These data suggest that the mental health gap is still significant in Brazil the overall estimated prevalence of mental disorders was consistent across various studies conducted in large cities It remains unclear whether other factors such as different urbanization rates and socioeconomic backgrounds influence the prevalence rates in Ribeirão Preto we sought to assess the performance of a screening instrument the Self-Reporting Questionnaire (SRQ-20) within our sample We hypothesized that the prevalence of mental disorders and comorbidity rates in our sample would be high and comparable to those previously reported for other populations we anticipated that individuals with a psychiatric diagnosis would exhibit increased social vulnerability correlates and an elevated risk of suicide The first Ribeirão Preto cohort commenced in 1978/1979 and stands as the oldest Brazilian birth cohort We used data from the follow-up visits that occurred in 2016 and 2017 Ribeirão Preto is a medium-sized city, with around 700,000 inhabitants (2022) located in the state of São Paulo, 320 km from São Paulo city, the capital of São Paulo State. The economy is based on agribusiness and service provision, with a GDP per capita of R$55,484.91 (2021) and HDI = 0.800 (2010) (https://cidades.ibge.gov.br/) participants from both cohorts were invited for a new wave of assessments using their most recent addresses and phone numbers supplemented by invitations through local media advertisements and searches in electronic medical records and list of military recruits The assessment procedures were conducted at the University Hospital of Ribeirão Preto Medical School Participants from the 1978/1979 cohort were aged 37–38 years and those from the 1994 cohort were aged 22–23 years We categorized self-reported skin color as “white” or “non-white” (black We considered “married” those who cohabited with a partner and “single” the remaining individuals Educational level was stratified into three categories representing the Brazilian educational system (< 9 years: primary and lower secondary school; 9–12 years: upper secondary school; >12 years: college and above) The MINI comprises nineteen modules: eighteen provide diagnoses from the DSM-IV and one provides additional information about suicidality generalized anxiety disorder and antisocial personality disorder remained as described in the MINI The suicidality module was analyzed separately and excluded from the psychiatric diagnosis prevalence calculations Detailed information on the adapted diagnostic variables is provided in the Supplementary Table S2 we excluded individuals with psychotic disorders and those diagnosed exclusively with alcohol or substance-related problems according to the MINI from the SRQ-20 analysis Satisfaction with health as a patient-related outcome was measured by a single question (“How satisfied are you with your own health?”) graded as very dissatisfied We dichotomized the answers as “dissatisfied” (very dissatisfied All participants were questioned if they had seen a health professional in the previous 12 months and if they did they were explicitly asked if they had seen a psychologist or a psychiatrist We described the raw missing data in tables Missing data were not considered for frequency analyses or statistics The data were analyzed with IBM SPSS Statistics for Windows Pearson’s chi-square test and Fisher’s exact test were used for categorical variables Confidence intervals for prevalence rates were estimated using a bootstrapping method with one thousand replications We employed binary logistic regression to estimate the odds ratio for each sociodemographic variable Values of p < 0.05 were considered significant Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve was plotted to compare the SRQ-20 with the MINI (considered the “gold standard” in our analysis) We analyzed the ROC curves visually and through the provided coordinates to determine the best cutoff point for our sample considering the use of the SRQ-20 as a screening tool for common mental disorders The misclassification rates were calculated after choosing a cutoff point for our sample The sample assessed in 2016/2017 consisted of 1,769 individuals from the 1978/1979 cohort (25.9% of the baseline sample) and 1,037 from the 1994 cohort (36.4% of the baseline sample) A comparison of baseline characteristics between our sample and the individuals not assessed in 2016/2017 revealed significant differences in sex at birth and maternal education while gestational age and birth weight showed similar patterns (Supplementary Table S3) Table 1 shows that most individuals were women and self-reported skin color as white Participants from the 1978/1979 cohort were more often married and financially independent individuals from the 1994 cohort had higher education levels The older cohort sought medical consultations more frequently in the previous year than did the younger cohort The prevalence of any mental disorder was 28.6% (95% CI 26.3–30.8%; n = 506) in the 1978/1979 cohort and 31.0% (95% CI 28.0–34.2%; n = 321) in the 1994 cohort. Table 2 shows that the prevalence of each diagnosis was similar in both cohorts except for substance-related problems (twice as frequent in the 1994 cohort) and panic disorder (twice as frequent in the 1978/1979 cohort) Major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder were the most frequent diagnoses in both cohorts Overall diagnoses, as described in Table 2 exceeded the total number of individuals with any mental disorder due to psychiatric comorbidity 42.7% (95% CI 38.6–47.1%) and 43.3% (95% CI 38.2–48.4%) had two or more psychiatric diagnoses in the older and younger cohorts Supplementary Table S4 provides a detailed account of the observed comorbidities Network graph of psychiatric diagnoses and comorbidities according to the MINI among individuals from two birth cohorts from Ribeirão Preto Circles size represent the prevalence of each isolated diagnosis Lines width represent comorbidity rates between pairs of diagnoses The comorbidity of other psychiatric diagnoses with alcohol and other substance use was also relevant Among those individuals with alcohol-related problems 73.7% (95% CI 63.2–84.1%) and 68.6% (95% CI 54.8–80.8%) had another psychiatric diagnosis in the older and younger cohorts These proportions were significantly different from the sole diagnosis of alcohol-related problems (p < 0.001) Among those with substance-related problems 54.4% (95% CI 42.3–66.1%) and 50.0% (95% CI 41.0–58.7%) had another psychiatric diagnosis These proportions were also significantly different from the sole diagnosis of substance-related problems (p < 0.001) Table 3 presents the rates of psychiatric diagnoses for each sociodemographic variable all variables showed significant differences between individuals with and without psychiatric disorders in the univariable analysis We observed higher rates of diagnosis among women (OR = 1.83 and those who were financially dependent (OR = 1.89 all variables remained significantly associated with the occurrence of a mental disorder except self-reported skin color (aOR = 1.14 and intermediate level of education attainment (aOR = 1.26 and financial dependence status were not significantly associated with the risk of psychiatric diagnosis Although lower education attainment was linked to a higher risk of mental disorders in the univariable analysis (< 9 years: OR = 1.85 this association did not persist in the multivariable analysis single individuals in the younger cohort had a lower risk of psychiatric diagnosis (aOR = 0.68 Table 4 details the satisfaction with health and health service use characteristics of the sample Individuals with mental disorders were more prone to report low satisfaction with health than individuals without mental disorders (1978/1979: OR = 2.14 They were also more likely to have sought consultation with a mental health professional in the previous year (1978/1979: OR = 2.64 although only approximately one-fifth consulted a mental health practitioner Consultation with any health professional was similar in both groups Individuals with any psychiatric diagnosis carried a 5 to 9-fold increased likelihood of having suicide risk as assessed by the MINI (cohort 1978/1979: OR = 9.19 they were 5 to 7 times more likely to report a previous suicide attempt (cohort 1978/1979: OR = 7.80 The best cutoff points for our sample were 5/6 for men and 7/8 for women the 5/6 cutoff provided a sensitivity ranging from 0.758 to 0.772 and a specificity ranging from 0.658 to 0.688 the 7/8 cutoff yielded a sensitivity ranging from 0.782 to 0.814 and a specificity ranging from 0.621 to 0.635 The misclassification rates varied from 0.30 to 0.33 Supplementary Table S5 presents detailed SRQ-20 performance data We aimed to estimate the prevalence of mental disorders using the structured interview MINI in adults (37–38 years old) and young adults (22–23 years old) from two Brazilian birth cohorts We observed a high prevalence of mental disorders in both samples (28.6% and 31% respectively) with substantial psychiatric comorbidity Since we overlooked the diagnosis of borderline personality disorder in our study some of these individuals may have been misclassified as having bipolar disorder thereby overestimating the prevalence rate Our cross-sectional design prevents us from concluding whether the observed sex at birth disparities between the two cohorts are due to age-specific or cohort-specific features we propose some hypotheses for this phenomenon we showed high comorbidity rates between substance-related problems and other mental disorders in the younger cohort we believe the prevalence of mental disorders in men from the younger cohort was inflated by the diagnosis of substance-related problems and its possible comorbidities These data suggest that the mental health gap remains significant in Brazil Our results suggest that satisfaction with health is responsive to the presence of a mental disorder; therefore it is a potential outcome to estimate the 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All rights reserved O endereço abaixo não existe na globo.com Reporting by Ricardo Brito; Writing by Luana Maria Benedito; Editing by Gabriel Araujo and Kevin Liffey The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the groundbreaking date for the Ribeirão Prêto Brazil Temple The artist renderings for the Maceió Brazil Temple and the Huehuetenango Guatemala Temple have also been released Groundbreaking services for the Ribeirão Prêto Brazil Temple will be held on June 22, 2024. Elder Joni L. Koch will preside and offer a dedicatory prayer Church President Russell M. Nelson announced this house of the Lord in October 2022. “May you focus on the temple in ways you never have before. I bless you to grow closer to God and Jesus Christ every day,” he said before announcing 18 new temples Plans call for a single-story temple of approximately 32,000 square feet Brazil has 23 temples in use, announced or under construction. The Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple will be one of three temples in the construction phase of development. The Belo Horizonte Brazil Temple and the Salvador Brazil Temple (dedication date October 20 Today, there are nearly 1.5 million Latter-day Saints in Brazil (more than any other country aside from the United States and Mexico) in approximately 2,175 congregations Missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints began preaching in southern Brazil in 1928 The Portuguese translation of the Book of Mormon was published in 1940 igniting a new era of growth in the country An artist’s rendering of the Maceió Brazil Temple has been released. President Russell M. Nelson announced the temple in April 2022. The site location was released in March 2023 An artist’s rendering of the Huehuetenango Guatemala Temple has been released. President Nelson announced the temple in October 2022. The site location was released in March 2023 Latter-day Saints worship in temples for several reasons: to make sacred promises with God to learn more about God’s plan for His children and the central role of Jesus Christ in that plan Ground was broken for the Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple on June 22, 2024, with Elder Joni L. Koch — General Authority Seventy and president of the Brazil Area — presiding He spoke of serving as a full-time missionary in Ribeirão Preto 44 years earlier and being welcomed by many local Latter-day Saints He also paid tribute to the early and longtime Saints in the Ribeirão Preto area in the southeast region of Brazil In his dedicatory prayer of the site “We remember with appreciation those who were the first members of the Church in this region The example of these pioneers has been a moral and spiritual support for Thy kingdom to flourish from these few who stood firm so that thousands of Latter-day Saints could on this day — here in this part of the earth — enjoy this sublime moment.” According to site plans released by the Church on Nov the Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple will be a single-story building of approximately 32,000 square feet The edifice will be built at Avenida Antonio Marcal and Rua Jose Brandani Architectural renderings of the house of the Lord released by the Church on Jan show an off-white exterior surrounded by vertical frosted windows A five-level tower topped by a pyramidal dome with a needle pointing to the sky stands above the center of the building grass fields and flower gardens adorn the grounds Avenida Antônio Marçal The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released the artistic renderings for three houses of the Lord: two in Brazil and one in California An artist’s rendering of the Londrina Brazil Temple has been released President Russell M. Nelson announced the Londrina Brazil Temple in October 2022. The site location for this temple was published in November 2022 An artist’s rendering of another temple in Brazil has been released President Russell M. Nelson announced the Ribeirão Prêto Brazil Temple in October 2022. The site location was released in November 2022 Today, there are nearly 1.5 million Latter-day Saints in Brazil in more than 2,175 congregations “Brazil is part of the heart of the Church.” California is home to nearly 730,000 Latter-day Saints in more than 1,130 congregations The primary purpose of temples is for faithful members of the Church of Jesus Christ to participate in sacred ceremonies that unite families forever The First Presidency has announced the site locations for six temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — four in South America The six temples with newly announced site locations and general size dimensions are: The locations were first published Monday, Nov. 28, on ChurchofJesusChrist.org Detailed design plans are still being developed for each temple with additional information — such as exterior renderings and groundbreakings — to be made public later The Londrina Brazil Temple is projected as a single-story temple of approximately 32,000 square feet and will be built at Avenida Harry Prochet Nearly 1.5 million Latter-day Saints reside in Brazil Missionary work began in South America’s largest nation in 1928 the Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple will be built at Avenida Antonio Marcal and Rua Jose Brandani in Ribeirão Preto The Santos Brazil Temple — projected as a two-story temple of approximately 23,000 square feet — will be built at Avenida Doutor Waldemar Leão The temple will be the first in Santos and the third in the greater São Paulo metropolitan area With plans calling for a single-story building of approximately 29,000 square feet the Santa Cruz Bolivia Temple will be built at Avenida Quinto Anilla y Santa Rosa (Av Bolivia has two other temples — the Cochabamba Bolivia Temple, dedicated in April 2000, and the La Paz Bolivia Temple Over 217,000 members of the Church in more than 270 congregations live in the South American country A 1.26-acre site near Dachang Road and Dehua Street in the Niaosong District of Kaohsiung City 10,900-square-foot Kaohsiung Taiwan Temple will be built Taiwan is home to more than 62,000 Latter-day Saints in nearly 100 congregations, with missionaries first having arrived in Taiwan in 1956. The Taipei Taiwan Temple was dedicated in November 1984 Planned as a two-story temple of approximately 14,900 square feet the Wellington New Zealand Temple will sit on a 3.35-acre site located near Okowai Road and Whitford Brown Avenue in Aotea An ancillary building with arrival facilities and patron housing is also planned for the site Over 108,000 Church members in more than 210 congregations reside in the South Pacific island nation, with the first Latter-day Saint baptized in New Zealand in 1854. Five fatalities were reported in Várzea Paulista after a landslide destroyed a house Three people died in similar circumstances in Embu das Artes in Greater São Paulo Other rain-related fatalities were reported in Arujá (1) Authorities said around 500 families were displaced as a result of landslides and flooding Many of the fatalities occurred after landslides caused houses to collapse Heavy rain also caused severe flooding in Caieiras Jaú and Franco da Rocha where the Juqueri river overflowed Barueri 107.8 mm and Marilia 95.8 mm according to Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia (INUMET) figures State Governor João Doria flew over affected areas of Francisco Morato He announced the allocation of R$ 15 million (2.8 million USD) to affected municipalities of Arujá Embu das Artes and Franco da Rocha in the São Paulo Metropolitan Region Montemor and Rafard will also receive relief funds Richard Davies is the founder of floodlist.com and reports on flooding news Cookies | Privacy | Contacts © Copyright 2025 FloodList SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Three renderings have been released by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for one temple planned in California and two in Brazil MORE: Public open house, dedication dates announced for Layton Utah Temple The Bakersfield California Temple was one of 15 temples announced by Church President Russell M. Nelson at the general conference in April 2023. The Bakersfield temple is planned to be approximately 30,000 square feet. It was the 12th temple announced for the state. According to a press release from the Church, California is home to nearly 730,000 Latter-day Saints in more than 1,130 congregations. Church President Russell M. Nelsonannounced the Londrina Brazil Temple in October 2022. The temple in Londrina was the 17th announced temple for Brazil. The Ribeirao Preto Brazil Temple was announced byPresident Nelson in October 2022. As of January,there are nearly 1.5 million Latter-day Saints in Brazil in more than 2,175 congregations. Covers agricultural commodities and biofuels, including production, trade and transportation, based in New York. Former Brazil correspondent and climate/environment reporter. 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Too many automated requests from this network The following new mission presidents and companions have been called to serve by the First Presidency Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo Mont Ngafula Stake: Democratic Republic of the Congo Lubumbashi Mission Jean Claude Mabaya and Sister Mimie Kayanga-Mabaya Brother Bohimanga is an elders quorum instructor and temple ordinance worker elders quorum presidency counselor and seminary teacher Sister Bohimanga is a Relief Society teacher and temple ordinance worker and a former ward Relief Society president ward Relief Society presidency counselor and ward Relief Society secretary to Jean-Louis Mutombo Tschilengu and Suzanne Mutoba Kayeye Jackson Mississippi Stake: Brazil João Pessoa Mission Albuquerque and Sister Anna Rebeca Albuquerque Brother Boone is a mission presidency counselor and temple ordinance worker elders quorum president and missionary in the Brazil São Paulo South Mission to Daniel Flake Boone and Dorinda Dennis Boone Sister Boone is a temple ordinance worker and former ward Relief Society presidency counselor Gospel Doctrine teacher and Primary music leader South Jordan Utah River Stake: Brazil Ribeirão Preto Mission Brother Denning is a ward Sunday School president and former high councilor Gospel Doctrine teacher and missionary in the Brazil Curitiba Mission to Allen Clyde Denning and Lynda Elaine Denning Sister Denning is a ward Young Women president and ward organist and former stake Young Women presidency counselor ward Relief Society president and seminary teacher to Reed Vernon Langlois and Suzanne Woods Langlois Buena Vista Virginia Stake: Chile Rancagua Mission Brother Doxey is a stake president and former high councilor temple ordinance worker and missionary in the Ecuador Quito Mission He was born in Salt Lake City to Graham Watson Doxey and Mary Louise Young Doxey Sister Doxey is a ward organist and institute teacher and former stake Primary presidency counselor seminary teacher and institute choir director Novosibirsk Russia District: Russia Rostov-na-Donu Mission succeeding President Nikolay Ustyuzhaninov and Sister Yuliya Ustyuzhaninova Brother Drachyov is an Area Seventy and former district president branch presidency counselor and branch mission leader to Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Drachyov and Natal’ya Anatol’yevna Kozitsyna Sister Drachyova is a district Relief Society president and former branch Relief Society president branch Relief Society presidency counselor and Sunday School teacher to Boris Fedorovich Smolin and Lidia Mikhailovna Gruzdeva Salt Lake Olympus Stake: Florida Tampa Mission succeeding President David Hollingsworth and Sister Michelle Hollingsworth Brother Gardiner is a former stake presidency counselor ward Young Men president and missionary in the France Paris Mission He was born in Salt Lake City to Lester Raymond Gardiner Jr Sister Gardiner is a former stake Relief Society presidency counselor ward Young Women presidency counselor and Activity Days leader She was born in Salt Lake City to Fredrick Hans Barth and Maria Martha Mueller Barth Eagle River Alaska Stake: Perú Iquitos Mission Brother Hopkin is a Sunday School teacher and former stake presidency counselor temple ordinance worker and missionary in the Argentina Buenos Aires South Mission to Burchell Edward Hopkin and Ruby Lynn Hopkin Sister Hopkin is a ward Relief Society president and former stake Young Women president Primary activities leader and seminary teacher Salt Lake Winder West Stake: Papua New Guinea Lae Mission Brother and Sister Hosea served as senior missionaries in the California Oakland/San Francisco Mission Brother Hosea is a former stake presidency counselor bishopric counselor and missionary in the Georgia Atlanta Mission to Konisi Vaka Hosea and Tolofi Levila Hosea Sister Hosea is a former ward Relief Society presidency counselor temple volunteer and missionary in the Tonga Nuku'alofa Mission to Lemeki Malu and 'Ela Popua Tu'iono Malu Las Vegas Nevada Redrock Stake: Virginia Richmond Mission Brother Hutchison is a seminary teacher and former stake presidency counselor Scoutmaster and missionary in the Ohio Columbus Mission to Garry Alvis Hutchison and Elizabeth Jane Hutchison Sister Hutchison is a communication specialist and former stake Young Women presidency counselor Harare Zimbabwe South Stake: Uganda Kampala Mission succeeding President Walter Chatora and Sister Diana Chatora Brother Mathemera is a stake president and former temple groundbreaking director branch presidency counselor and elders quorum presidency counselor to Jose Simon Khaveya Mathemera and Idah Madinga Mathemera Sister Mathemera is a Sunday School teacher and former stake Relief Society president Relief Society teacher and seminary teacher to Caynos Tapera Nyashanu and Blessings Mandava Kwangwari Valley Forge Pennsylvania Stake: Idaho Boise Mission Brother Maxwell is a stake presidency counselor and former Area Seventy executive secretary to Vernon Lee Maxwell and Carolyn Beesley Maxwell Sister Maxwell is a seminary teacher and former stake music chair to Howard Clark Cooper and Lavonne Atwood Cooper Fruit Heights Utah Stake: Missouri St Louis Mission Brother McKay is a temple ordinance worker and former stake presidency counselor Scoutmaster and missionary in the Michigan Lansing and Michigan Dearborn missions Sister McKay is a ward Relief Society service coordinator and temple ordinance worker and former stake Primary presidency counselor ward Primary presidency counselor and Gospel Doctrine teacher West Jordan Utah Mountain View Stake: México Chihuahua Mission Sister Osuna is a stake Relief Society president and former ward Relief Society president district Relief Society presidency counselor Managua Nicaragua Stake: Nicaragua Managua North Mission Soto Bolaños and Sister Maritza Muñoz de Soto Brother and Sister Perez previously served as For the Strength of Youth session directors Brother Perez is a mission presidency counselor and former district president branch presidency counselor and missionary in the El Salvador Mission to Jose Angel Perez Flores and Vilma del Socorro Gonzalez Quintero De Perez Sister Rocha Cerpas is a ward Young Women presidency counselor and former district Young Women president ward Young Women president and Sunday School teacher to Eddy Roberto Rocha Hernandez and Luz Marina Cerpas Sánchez Kalamazoo Michigan Stake: Utah St George Mission succeeding President George Kaluhiokalani and Sister Manao Kaluhiokalani Brother Staples is a ward Sunday School presidency counselor and former high councilor Sunday School teacher and missionary in the Ukraine Kyiv Mission to David Emerson Staples and Lucy Ann Staples Sister Staples is a stake Primary president and former stake Young Women secretary institute teacher and missionary in the Paraguay Asunción Mission Kennewick Washington Stake: Arizona Mesa Mission Brother Stapleton is a ward Young Men adviser and former Area Seventy ward missionary and missionary in the New York New York City Mission to William Luane Stapleton and Allie LaRue Stapleton Sister Stapleton is a stake Relief Society presidency counselor and former stake Young Women presidency counselor to Donald Dale Bowers and Janice Dee Lewis Bowers Parece que a página que você está procurando não está disponível Mattos Muriel Kestener has opened an office in Brazil’s agribusiness capital of Ribeirão Preto in the south-western state of São Paulo expert analysis and essential resources from the Latin Lawyer experts Copyright © Law Business ResearchCompany Number: 03281866 VAT: GB 160 7529 10 Get more from LLSign up to our daily email alert Unlock unlimited access to all Latin Lawyer content Unusually hot and dry conditions fueled the dust cloud A towering wave of orange dust filled the horizon and whooshed over a neighborhood in a recent video of a rare sandstorm in northwestern São Paulo As the choking cloud rushed past the camera it transformed the city skyline into a scene that would have looked right at home in the arid wasteland of the post-apocalyptic "Mad Max" movies Related: 7 crazy facts about dust storms "The day turned into night," Nacho López Amorín, a meteorologist with the Argentinian news channel Canal de la Ciudad, wrote Sept. 27 in a tweet sharing footage of the lofty dust cloud Impresionantes imágenes de una tempestad de polvo en San Pablo y Mina Gerais en Brasil. El día se hizo de noche, el viento intenso y las condiciones muy secas propician la formación de este fenómeno. pic.twitter.com/bUsfi3SjRFSeptember 27, 2021 Get the world’s most fascinating discoveries delivered straight to your inbox but recent high temperatures and dry conditions in the region fueled strong winds that whipped up a blinding storm cloud gusting at 57 mph (92 km/h) in Ribeirão Preto a meteorologist with Brazil's National Institute of Meteorology —8 ways that air pollution can harm your health —Fishy rain to fire whirlwinds: The world's weirdest weather  —Astronaut photo: Sahara dust enters Caribbean skies "The winds helped bring the dust up from the soil [and] the heat wave increased the temperature as humidity rates were below 20 percent," Ramos said in the statement São Paulo residents shouldn't worry about being swallowed by another dusty haboob anytime soon With the onset of cooler weather in northern Brazil and rainfall expected this month "we won't have the conditions favoring such a phenomenon again," she said Mindy WeisbergerSocial Links NavigationLive Science ContributorMindy Weisberger is an editor at Scholastic and a former Live Science channel editor and senior writer Mindy studied film at Columbia University; prior to Live Science she produced wrote and directed media for the American Museum of Natural History in New York City biodiversity and evolution appear in museums and science centers worldwide earning awards such as the CINE Golden Eagle and the Communicator Award of Excellence Her writing has also appeared in Scientific American The Washington Post and How It Works Magazine  Her book "Rise of the Zombie Bugs: The Surprising Science of Parasitic Mind Control" will be published in spring 2025 by Johns Hopkins University Press La Niña is dead — what that means for this year's hurricanes and weather La Niña is dead after just a few months AI is just as overconfident and biased as humans can be BV-FAPESP: research projects supported in this Center  CTC in the Media: news about the Center The Center for Cell-based Therapy (CTC) is made up of a group of researchers of USP and of the Regional Blood Center of Ribeirão Preto who are interested in understanding the biology of stem cells as well as in developing new technology for their use in the treatment of diseases The group of researchers engages physicians The researchers at CTC were responsible for the generation of the first embryonic stem cell line in Brazil and produced one of the first bovine and ovine clones in the country CTC researchers have an interest in signaling pathways of mammalian and human embryonic stem cells in animal and human adult cells reprogramming to the embryonic state of pluripotency (iPS cells) and in the functioning of adult stem cells From stem cells derived from healthy people CTC scientists investigate ways of producing blood components as an alternative source of blood transfusion other researchers use iPS cells derived from patients with blood disorders to better understand how these diseases happen and how they could be prevented or better treated researcher-physicians develop new methods of diagnosis and new treatment for leukemia CTC relies upon laboratories of cell and molecular biology and cell culture and inpatient units of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in Ribeirão Preto Research conducted within the Cell Therapy Center USP (CTC) as to bring benefits to Brazilian society the possibility of obtaining more efficient medications divulged by the press and scientific journals we highlight the development of a platform for expanding genetically modified T cells for treating patients with leukemia and lymphomas; the discovery of the onset of X chromosome inactivation during human embryonic development; the advances in the treatment of systemic and multiple sclerosis; the new perspectives on fighting one of the most aggressive types of brain tumor astrocytoma; the inhibition of melanoma cells in culture; studies on telomeres; and the formation of a cell bank with the genetics of the Brazilian population You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience Paulo Ricardo XL – 40 anos de carreira a turnê Paulo Ricardo XL comemora os 40 anos de carreira do astro em grande estilo com uma superprodução nos palcos e um olhar retrospectivo sobre essas quatro décadas até o sucesso estrondoso de seu mais recente lançamento “O Verso” com a participação de Rogério Flausino Paulo Ricardo transitou com fluência entre o pop Todas as fases estarão representadas no show seu primeiro single (e primeiro remix do Brasil) a “Chega de Saudade” eterno clássico da bossa nova de seu álbum “Toquinho e Paulo Ricardo cantam Vinicius” (2020) assim como canções que nunca foram apresentadas ao vivo do aclamado álbum “O Amor me Escolheu” a “Quatro Coiotes” assim como temas de abertura de novelas como “Sonho Lindo” e “Imagine” – em versão de John Lennon autorizada por sua viúva tema do BBB que comemora 25 edições este ano nas telas do Brasil inteiro há um quarto de século.   Além de contemplar a impressionante produção de Paulo Ricardo o espetáculo – que o trará em plena forma com agenda lotada pelo país inteiro nos últimos anos – mostra a cultura musical do artista um apaixonado por música com segurança para flanar entre ritmos diversos.   responsável por diversas instalações artísticas em grandes espaços culturais festivais e turnês de artistas como Tribalistas a tour “Paulo Ricardo XL” com três telões de última geração e tecnologia de ponta; iluminação de Marcelo Sacramento; e figurinos ousados e elegantes de Camargo – marca registrada de Paulo O espetáculo vai percorrer o país em poucas e especiais apresentações a partir de sua estreia Fique de olho na agenda para não perder essa turnê que promete ser um divisor de águas no showbizz nacional.  conforme a Lei Federal n.º 12.933/2013 Idosos não fazem parte destes números e não estão submetidos à limitação por estarem enquadrados na Lei 10.741/2003 Se você precisar de informações sobre meia-entrada, acesse esta página. 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O produto “Ingresso Seguro” é comercializado pela INGRESSO SEGURO LTDA através da Ticketmaster Ao contratar esse serviço você receberá uma apólice em até 48H com o detalhamento das coberturas e canais de atendimento e você: Concorda com a Política de Privacidade e declara que leu e concordou que os dados pessoais por mim fornecidos incluindo os dados pessoais sensíveis serão tratados de acordo com a Política de Privacidade de Dados da INGRESSO SEGURO LTDA tais dados poderão ser compartilhados com empresas do grupo INGRESSO SEGURO LTDA e terceiros oferecimento de produtos e serviços Termos e Condições do Produto Concorda com todos os Termos e Condições reconhecendo que em caso de utilização do seguro perderei o direito ao uso de todos os ingressos comprados pelo titular e em caso de uso de qualquer ingresso da compra A aceitação da proposta sujeita à análise do risco você receberá por e-mail o certificado comprovando o inicio da cobertura Léo Ramos Chaves / Revista Pesquisa FAPESPSpecializing in hematologic oncology Zago is a former dean of USPLéo Ramos Chaves / Revista Pesquisa FAPESP was awarded the title of professor emeritus at the Ribeirão Preto School of Medicine (FMRP) of the University of São Paulo (USP) He is the 11th professor at the school to be granted the honor approved by the collegiate board on April 26 which is awarded to retired professors who have made a notable contribution to the institution Zago graduated in medicine from FMRP in 1970 and completed his master’s degree (1973) and doctorate (1975) at the same institution From 2001 to 2015 he headed the Cell Therapy Center (CTC) in Ribeirão Preto and Dissemination Centers (RIDCs) funded by FAPESP He was president of the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq) from 2007 to 2010 and USP’s dean of research (2010–2014) and then dean (2014–2017) he was director of the São Paulo State Health Department © Revista Pesquisa FAPESP - All rights reserved French Football Federation (FFF) President Noel Le Graet attends a news conference at the theatre Pedro II at Ribeirao Preto You must be logged in to post a comment O Banco Ribeirão Preto (banco BRP) recebeu autorização nesta semana para operar como iniciador de transação de pagamento via Pix no Open Finance que a instituição cumpriu todas as etapas necessárias para atuar com a modalidade chega a 30 o número de ITPs aptas a iniciar esse tipo de transação a iniciação de pagamento permite iniciar transações fora do ambiente bancário para compras em e-commerces, cash-in (depósito) nas contas digitais ou realizar investimentos e contratar empréstimos em um banco usando o saldo em outra instituição.  Neste ano, de acordo com especialistas, a expectativa é que a iniciação de pagamento ganhe tração com o avanço de funcionalidades como as transferências inteligentes os agendamentos recorrentes e a jornada sem redirecionamento Open Finance gera R$ 18 bi em operações de crédito Moneythor chega ao Brasil para 'fortalecer' relação entre bancos e clientes Conforme dados do Banco Central (BC) a iniciação de pagamento por meio do Pix movimentou R$ 590,3 milhões alta de mais de 5 vezes em relação a igual intervalo de 2023 Instituições que podem operar com iniciação de pagamento no Open Finance: Pix por Aproximação atinge 1 milhão de usuários Belvo capta R$ 88 milhões para expandir soluções de Open Finance com IA BC traça prioridades para melhorar a concessão de crédito Bancos esperam investir mais de R$ 47 bi em tecnologia em 2025 Digitalização e concorrência moldam novo papel do BC "Momento é favorável" à inclusão dos cartões no Open Finance Finsiders Brasil é fruto da união entre os portais de notícias Finsiders e Fintechs Brasil a plataforma se consolida como a melhor e principal fonte de informação sobre o mercado de fintechs no Brasil Nossa audiência qualificada é composta por fundadores gestores de venture capital e representantes de órgãos reguladores.