The Temple of Good Will celebrates 25 years of Ecumenism without frontiers.

To find a place where it would be more important to "build the Temple of the Living God inside the hearts of human beings”. With this in mind and having as inspiration the former Statutes of the LBV, the idea of building the Temple of Good Will was formed in the heart of its founder, the president of the LBV. For him, the monument would have to be "a landmark of this new concept of Love for Our Universal Father. That is why everything in it (even its stones) proclaims that God is Spirit and as such, it is the duty of men to adore Him”.

The president of the LBV recalls that on one occasion, in the early hours of the morning at his home, he once mused: "If people require a roof over their heads to protect themselves from the moods of nature, it is equally urgent to provide them with shelter from the storms derived of sentiment, a place where they can leave behind their religious, ideological, political and economic differences so as to rebuild themselves spiritually, to obtain some respite from inner turmoil. Everyone has some pain that he/she will reveal to no one, from the humblest to the most powerful of men, even our atheist Brothers". 

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• Acclaimed as one of the Seven Wonders of Brasília, the Temple of Good Will is on the official list of recommended monuments for the tourists.

"The TGW is the Portal of the Third Millennium”, stated psychic Luy Vieira during a moment of inspiration when she visited the sublime atmosphere of the Temple of Good Will which in this picture it appears beautiful and imposing (on the right) beside its administrative offices (center) and the World Parliament of Ecumenical Fraternity, the LBV’s ParlaMundi. The Temple is the most visited monument of Brasília (Brazil’s Federal District) according to data from the Secretaria de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Turismo do Distrito Federal - SDET (Brasília’s Tourism Office).