Pastor Evelyn Joshua, the leader of the Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), recently wrapped up her evangelical mission in Brazil with a significant charity outreach in the Colinas do Oeste community of Osasco. This event, which took place on September 21, 2026, involved the distribution of essential food items, clothing, toiletries, and a cash donation of R$50,000 to support local residents.

The outreach was part of SCOAN’s ongoing commitment to demonstrate Christian love through practical assistance, following a successful two-day crusade in São Paulo. The selection of Colinas do Oeste for this initiative highlights the church's focus on addressing the needs of communities that, despite being in a major urban center, face significant social vulnerabilities.

Osasco, located in the São Paulo metropolitan area, is a bustling economic hub with a population of 728,615, according to the 2022 Census. However, a study conducted by the city’s Department of Social Assistance revealed that 36.08 percent of its residents are registered as low-income families in the Cadastro Único, a federal database aimed at identifying and assisting vulnerable populations. This indicates that many residents do not equally share in the municipality's economic prosperity.

During the charity event, Pastor Evelyn Joshua expressed her heartfelt commitment to the community, stating, "I am here today to present these gifts to you from my heart. I want to tell you that I love you all from the depth of my heart. May God continue to bless you." The cash donation was received by Roberto, affectionately known as Robertão, a respected community leader recognized for his efforts in building homes and promoting self-reliance among local families.

Residents of Colinas do Oeste turned out in large numbers to welcome Pastor Joshua and the Emmanuel TV team, expressing their gratitude for the generous support. One community member, Adrinana, shared her joy through an interpreter, noting that the visit was a reminder that they had not been forgotten and that “God is indeed with them.” Another resident remarked on the significance of the outreach, emphasizing that it showcased SCOAN's dedication to changing lives and extending humanitarian efforts beyond the church's walls.

This charity outreach not only provided immediate relief to those in need but also reinforced a core principle of SCOAN’s ministry: that faith should manifest through compassion and active support for vulnerable communities worldwide. The event serves as a testament to the church's legacy of humanitarian work initiated by its late founder, Prophet T.B. Joshua, and continues to inspire hope and assistance in various parts of the globe.