Magali Bykovas became president of FEPAS after years leading the federation's executive office — she knows the network inside out, down to the names of the projects and the people. When she took office in 2026, her first word was listening.
Under her leadership, FEPAS marked 40 years of history with the widest network in its trajectory: 37 federated entities across 16 states, activity in all five regions of Brazil, and a training agenda more robust than ever.
Magali believes a federation only makes sense when it strengthens those on the ground — not when it replaces or oversees them. That's why every decision under her leadership starts from what local entities ask for and what communities need.
Leading an organization born from the mandate of Isaiah 58, she guides FEPAS with method, transparency, and the conviction that the gospel has an address — and that address is the most vulnerable place in the city.