Reis, Hermínio Amador dos (1928–2020)

By The Brazilian White Center – UNASP

The Brazilian White Center – UNASP is a team of teachers and students at the Brazilian Ellen G. White Research Center – UNASP at the Brazilian Adventist University, Campus Engenheiro, Coelho, SP. The team was supervised by Drs. Adolfo Semo Suárez, Renato Stencel, and Carlos Flávio Teixeira. Bruno Sales Gomes Ferreira provided technical support. The following names are of team members: Adriane Ferrari Silva, Álan Gracioto Alexandre, Allen Jair Urcia Santa Cruz, Camila Chede Amaral Lucena, Camilla Rodrigues Seixas, Daniel Fernandes Teodoro, Danillo Alfredo Rios Junior, Danilo Fauster de Souza, Débora Arana Mayer, Elvis Eli Martins Filho, Felipe Cardoso do Nascimento, Fernanda Nascimento Oliveira, Gabriel Pilon Galvani, Giovana de Castro Vaz, Guilherme Cardoso Ricardo Martins, Gustavo Costa Vieira Novaes, Ingrid Sthéfane Santos Andrade, Isabela Pimenta Gravina, Ivo Ribeiro de Carvalho, Jhoseyr Davison Voos dos Santos, João Lucas Moraes Pereira, Kalline Meira Rocha Santos, Larissa Menegazzo Nunes, Letícia Miola Figueiredo, Luan Alves Cota Mól, Lucas Almeida dos Santos, Lucas Arteaga Aquino, Lucas Dias de Melo, Matheus Brabo Peres, Mayla Magaieski Graepp, Milena Guimarães Silva, Natália Padilha Corrêa, Rafaela Lima Gouvêa, Rogel Maio Nogueira Tavares Filho, Ryan Matheus do Ouro Medeiros, Samara Souza Santos, Sergio Henrique Micael Santos, Suelen Alves de Almeida, Talita Paim Veloso de Castro, Thais Cristina Benedetti, Thaís Caroline de Almeida Lima, Vanessa Stehling Belgd, Victor Alves Pereira, Vinicios Fernandes Alencar, Vinícius Pereira Nascimento, Vitória Regina Boita da Silva, William Edward Timm, Julio Cesar Ribeiro, Ellen Deó Bortolotte, Maria Júlia dos Santos Galvani, Giovana Souto Pereira, Victor Hugo Vaz Storch, and Dinely Luana Pereira.

First Published: August 14, 2024

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Hermínio Amador dos Reis was born in 1928 on the Passos farm, which is located in the municipality of Rolante, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. He was a descendant of one of the earliest Adventist families in Brazil, being the nephew of the first ordained Brazilian Adventist pastor, the honorable Pastor José Amador dos Reis.¹ Hermínio graduated in Theology from the former Brazil Adventist College, now known as Brazil Adventist University, São Paulo campus, in 1951. He was a member of the 30th graduating class in Theology in Brazil.²

During his ministry, he served as both a colporteur and district pastor, and he held the position of department head for Education and Communication in the states of Mato Grosso do Sul and Rio Grande do Sul. Hermínio was married to Lourdes dos Reis. He passed away at the age of 92 in 2020.³ The Brazilian Adventist Review, in a note, stated that Pastor Hermínio was a widower at the time of his passing.⁴

Sources

“Mémória.” Revista Adventista 115, no. 1362 (October 2020).

“Mémória.” Revista Adventista 115, no. 1361 (September 2020).

Stencel, Renato; Timm, William Eduardo. “Histórico da Faculdade Adventista de Teologia no Brasil.” Centro Nacional da Memória Adventista, Engenheiro Coelho (2015).

Notes

“Mémória,” Revista Adventista 115, no. 1361 (September 2020): 41.↩
Stencel, Renato; Timm, William Eduardo. “Histórico da Faculdade Adventista de Teologia no Brasil,” Centro Nacional da Memória Adventista, Engenheiro Coelho (2015): 37.↩
“Mémória,” Revista Adventista 115, no. 1361 (September 2020): 41.↩
“Mémória,” Revista Adventista 115, no. 1362 (October 2020): 45.↩