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Right Step Program on National TV

Brazil's number one sports program, Globo Esporte, did a special report on Passo Certo (Right Step). This is a testament to how the church's program is receiving recognition for its results. Though you may not understand what they are saying, click the link below and watch it.

The commentator at the end congratulates Café and all those who support this program, and that, ladies and gentlemen, includes you.

ATTENTION: jump to the 4m30s point on the video timeline.

Globo Esporte: Passo Certo 


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