Antonio Carlos Costa é um ativista social, autor, plantador de igreja, e teólogo vivendo no Rio de Janeiro. Antonio também é o pastor da Igreja Presbiteriana da Barra da Tijuca. Após plantar diversas igrejas, fundar uma denominação e um Seminário, Antonio decidiu que alguém deveria falar contra os problemas de violência no Rio. Liderando centenas às ruas para gritar a favor dos aflitos, este movimento acabou resultando em um movimento na Rio de Paz, hoje uma das mais proeminentes organizações de direitos humanos (ONG) na história recente do Brasil.
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May 17, 2011
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