Carla Montebeler is an author born in Belo Horizonte and currently residing in São Paulo. She studied History and Theology and graduated in extension courses in Black Theology, History of the Great African Religions; History of Christianity: Origin to Reformation. She worked as a speaker with the Baptist Youth of BH. She was consecrated together with her husband, Wellington Montebeler, at Igreja Batista do Calvário, in Belo Horizonte, in 2012. She has been a Sunday Bible School teacher since 1989, and passionate about the history of Israel.
He has published nine individual books: The Valley of Elah, The Bosque de Herete, The Desert of Maon, The Fortress of Jebus, The Valley of Salt (today gathered in the single volume The Chronicles of Adulão) The Sowers of Contentions, Few Letters and Angels in war. She coordinated the publication of the anthologies Viagens Fantásticas pela Bible, which is already in volume 6, Look at the Lilies of the Field, Isolated, Not Alone, Paths Intertwined by God, and A Miracle Called Being a Mother. She also participates with her texts in four devotional Inspirations for her day, in addition to the anthologies E If it was Today? and Minh ’alma Canta, and the devotional Gotas de Refrigério, in addition to having produced the coloring book As Colors of a Great Love.
She works as an editor at Casa Bereana de Publicações Ltda., Upbooks, a publisher that has invested in national Christian authors, always with the premise of leading readers to a greater knowledge of God.
She lives in São Paulo (SP) with her husband, Wellington Fabiano, and their son, Guilherme, and attends the Filadélfia Lausane Baptist Church.
