The legacy of Bishop Samuel Moore (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781514737835)

Superintendent Eneas Francisco was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil in February 2nd, 1978 to Elio and Valmira Silva. Since 2000 he has been working as interpreter for the Church of God in Christ in Brazil and he was very instrumental in the transition of his then pastor and his ministry to work under the Church of God in Christ. He is proud to be worked as the interpreter for many man and women of God such as Bishop Charles Blake, Bishop Jerry Macklin, Mother Willie Mae Rivers, Pastor Lawrence Powell among many other great leaders in the Church of God Christ and Christendom at large. His call to the pastorate was identified and highly impacted by the ministry of the late Bishop Samuel Moore, whom he met when he was 20 years old. In 2003, during the 7th Jurisdictional Holy Convocation, he was ordained to the ministry and also appointed Director of Public Relations of Brazil Jurisdiction by Bishop Samuel Moore. He established and still pastors two churches: Emanuel Church of God in Christ in the city of Campinas founded in 2004 and Life Church of God in Christ in the city of Itapira founded in 2008. Both churches are in the State of Sao Paulo. In 2010 Bishop Samuel Moore appointed him as the superintendent of the 10th District. Since then, Superintendent Eneas facilitated the establishment of at least three new ministries in different cities of the State of Sao Paulo. Since 2010 he has been traveling extensively both in Brazil and abroad, ministering the Word of God and especially, sharing with the young people. He has ministered the Word of God in 10 States of Brazil and also in the countries of Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and Chile. He is a publisher at Upbooks, a publishing company under Berean Publishing House. He has published three American authors and has written four books himself: Prevailing Youth 1 (published in 2013) in Portuguese and English; Prevailing Youth 2 - the garments of Joseph (published in 2014); Stewardship of Grace (yet to be printed) and the new booklet on the impact of Bishop Samuel Moore on his life called The Legacy of Bishop Samuel Moore.