The organisation's emphasis is on divine healing, exorcism, and missionary work.

Compared to other Brazilian Pentecostal churches, Deus es Amor is of a fundamentalist

Christian ideology and separates itself from society. Members are forbidden from watching
television or playing soccer. It is not allowed for men to wear a beard and for women to
wear make-up or jewelry.
"Here among us are many adulterers and adulteresses, masturbators, people
obsessed by sexual intercourse, thieves, vagabonds. Who of you likes television
and secular music, is misguided. Those who join in today's fashions, even in
miniskirts, their tummy free, walk around, are sinning heavily against God." - David
Miranda[3]

Law violations[edit]
The organisation, together with Edir Macedo's Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus, is
accused of using the acquisition of the Edificio Cines Plaza y Central cinema
in Montevideo, Uruguay as a disguise to cover up money laundering.[4]
The organisation's emphasis is on divine healing, exorcism, and missionary work.
Compared to other Brazilian Pentecostal churches, Deus es Amor is of a fundamentalist
Christian ideology and separates itself from society. Members are forbidden from watching
television or playing soccer. It is not allowed for men to wear a beard and for women to
wear make-up or jewelry.
"Here among us are many adulterers and adulteresses, masturbators, people
obsessed by sexual intercourse, thieves, vagabonds. Who of you likes television
and secular music, is misguided. Those who join in today's fashions, even in
miniskirts, their tummy free, walk around, are sinning heavily against God." - David
Miranda[3]

Law violations[edit]
The organisation, together with Edir Macedo's Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus, is
accused of using the acquisition of the Edificio Cines Plaza y Central cinema
in Montevideo, Uruguay as a disguise to cover up money laundering.[4]
The organisation's emphasis is on divine healing, exorcism, and missionary work.
Compared to other Brazilian Pentecostal churches, Deus es Amor is of a fundamentalist
Christian ideology and separates itself from society. Members are forbidden from watching
television or playing soccer. It is not allowed for men to wear a beard and for women to
wear make-up or jewelry.
"Here among us are many adulterers and adulteresses, masturbators, people
obsessed by sexual intercourse, thieves, vagabonds. Who of you likes television
and secular music, is misguided. Those who join in today's fashions, even in
miniskirts, their tummy free, walk around, are sinning heavily against God." - David
Miranda[3]

Law violations[edit]
The organisation, together with Edir Macedo's Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus, is
accused of using the acquisition of the Edificio Cines Plaza y Central cinema
in Montevideo, Uruguay as a disguise to cover up money laundering.[4]
The organisation's emphasis is on divine healing, exorcism, and missionary work.
Compared to other Brazilian Pentecostal churches, Deus es Amor is of a fundamentalist
Christian ideology and separates itself from society. Members are forbidden from watching
television or playing soccer. It is not allowed for men to wear a beard and for women to
wear make-up or jewelry.
 "Here among us are many adulterers and adulteresses, masturbators, people
obsessed by sexual intercourse, thieves, vagabonds. Who of you likes television
and secular music, is misguided. Those who join in today's fashions, even in
miniskirts, their tummy free, walk around, are sinning heavily against God." - David
Miranda[3]

Law violations[edit]
The organisation, together with Edir Macedo's Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus, is
accused of using the acquisition of the Edificio Cines Plaza y Central cinema
in Montevideo, Uruguay as a disguise to cover up money laundering.[4]
The organisation's emphasis is on divine healing, exorcism, and missionary work.
Compared to other Brazilian Pentecostal churches, Deus es Amor is of a fundamentalist
Christian ideology and separates itself from society. Members are forbidden from watching
television or playing soccer. It is not allowed for men to wear a beard and for women to
wear make-up or jewelry.
"Here among us are many adulterers and adulteresses, masturbators, people
obsessed by sexual intercourse, thieves, vagabonds. Who of you likes television
and secular music, is misguided. Those who join in today's fashions, even in
miniskirts, their tummy free, walk around, are sinning heavily against God." - David
Miranda[3]

Law violations[edit]
The organisation, together with Edir Macedo's Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus, is
accused of using the acquisition of the Edificio Cines Plaza y Central cinema
in Montevideo, Uruguay as a disguise to cover up money laundering.[4]