During the sunset service held on October 11, 2026, under the sermon “The soul who sins shall die,” based on the biblical scriptures of Exodus 20:5 and Ezekiel 18:20, His Holiness Father Mayamona appealed for individual responsibility before God, perseverance in faith, and the spiritual and intellectual preparation of the new generation.
Among the key messages, he emphasized the importance of not viewing family history as a sentence of failure, but as an experience from which one can learn to build a different future.
His Holiness likewise encouraged young people to take on their role in transforming their families and society through prayer, study, planning, and keeping God’s commandments. “I ask you to lose sleep to think, plan, design, research, and pray.” — end of quote.
The sermon further reinforced the idea that each person must answer for their own actions without remaining trapped by past mistakes, responsibly taking ownership of their path to transformation. “This connection has been broken. There should no longer be a curse from parents onto children, nor from children onto parents.” — end of quote.
The service featured performances by the choirs A Voz do Toco and Tabernáculo Central, with instrumental accompaniment by the Tabernáculo Central Band and the Fanfare Band.
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