A Way Beyond Death: A Brazilian Couple's Fight Against Fear, Suffering, and Infanticide. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.A Way Beyond Death: A Brazilian Couple's Fight Against Fear, Suffering, and Infanticide

When Marcia dos Santos came to faith as a young girl, she heard a clear life call to serve indigenous peoples. The call also came to Marcia's future husband, Edson Suzuki. Together the couple recognized the importance of helping Indians with health care in order to combat the Amazonian tribal practices of infanticide and suicide.

Jemimah Wright is a freelance journalist and author. She studied at Oxford Brookes University, spent one year starting a home for aids orphans in South Africa, and returned to England to train as a journalist. She has written several books for YWAM Publishing, and is based in London, England.Marcia and Edson Suzuki and their daughter, Hakani, live with and minister to Amazonian tribal peoples in Brazil. Suzuki holds a master's degree in linguistics and serves as a missionary of Igreja Batista do Calvario. Marcia holds a master's degree in linguistics and serves as a missionary for the Methodist Church in the Amazon.