词条 | Daniel Berg (evangelist) |
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| name = Daniel Berg | image = | caption = | birth name = | birth_date = {{Birth date|1884|4|19}} | birth_place = Vargön, Sweden | death_date = {{Death date and age|1963|5|27|1884|4|19}} | death_place = | occupation = Evangelist | salary = | networth = | spouse = | children = | website = }} Daniel Berg was a Swedish Pentecostal evangelist missionary who served in the early twentieth century in the Amazon and Northeast Brazil. Together with Gunnar Vingren, he started the movement that gave rise to the name Assemblies of God in Brazil with 22.5 million members in the country, the largest evangelical church in the country. HistoryDaniel Berg was born in Vargön, Sweden. Daniel was the son of Gustav Verner Högberg and Fredrika Högberg. He learned the trade of blacksmith refiner, became converted and was baptized in water in 1899. Berg later went to the United States on March 5, 1902 (age 18), arriving in Boston on March 25. On a visit to Sweden learned about the Pentecostal movement by a friend and return to the United States (1909) involves the Pentecostal experience. In this year, at a conference in Chicago, he met pastor Gunnar Vingren. Daniel Berg arrived in Belém, capital of Pará, on November 19, 1910, along with his friend and fellow missionary Gunnar Vingren and started spreading Pentecostal with proselytizing in Bethlehem Baptist Church in Brazil, studied Portuguese, was employed as a boilermaker Company and smelter in Port of Para. Personal lifeIn the early 1920s visited Sweden and married Sara in July. The following year the couple came to Brazil in 1927 and moved to São Paulo. See also
5 : 1884 births|1963 deaths|Assemblies of God people|Protestant missionaries in Brazil|Swedish Pentecostal missionaries |
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