nttttt The second volume of a trilogy that won over readers throughout the world arrivesu00a0in bookstores with even more surprises and revelations.u00a0The never-before-revealed memories of Edir Macedo continue with strikingu00a0examples, poignant reflections, and controversial recollections.u00a0Discover how the trajectory of one of the principal evangelical leaders of theu00a0world began. How was a small church in a former funeral parlor transformed intou00a0thousands of churches with millions of members? Learn about the painful journeyof highs and lows in the acquisition and development of the second largestu00a0media group in Brazilu2013a trip into the underground of television, a glimpse intou00a0the dirty game of power.u00a0Nothing to Lose 2 u2013 My Challenges when Facing the Impossible. More exciting. Moreu00a0revealing. An even more surprising book.u201cThis autobiography speaks about a person that changed many lives aroundu00a0the world through his convictions, much like my father.u201du00a0Malaak Shabazz, current co-chair of the United Nations Subcommittee on Racism,u00a0and daughter of North American activist Malcolm Xu00a0u201cThe crowds of young people began arriving in SoHo in the dark, pitching portableu00a0chairs and passing cups of porridge among themu2026 This was not the releaseu00a0of a smartphone. There were no Beyoncé tickets on sale, no books featuringvampires or boy wizards to be purchased. What these people wanted wasu00a0to be the first in the United States to purchase the autobiography of BishopEdir Macedo.u201dThe New York Times, February 18th, 2013ntttt
