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The MINCODIS Project, a ministry of the Peru Northeast District, recently received 13 wheelchairs and other equipment donated to children with disabilities. The Ministerio Infantil de Compasión Distrital (District Children’s Compassionate Ministry) Project began three years ago when Peru Northeast

MidAmerica Nazarene University’s fourth annual President’s Honors raised a record $575,000 for student scholarships, bringing the event's four-year total to more than $1.9 million. The event also honored individuals to whom the very existence of the university is owed. President David Spittal

The Costa Rica Central District evangelism ministry, led by Pastor Leyla Ramirez, recently visited six communities of the Star Valley Tayni Zone, an indigenous area of the country, to fill both physical and spiritual needs. The evangelism team travelled with a survey group updating population data.

For more than 30 years, the Versailles Church of the Nazarene existed quietly in a neighborhood just outside Paris, France. The church was so inconspicuous that most neighbors didn’t even know it was there, although they walked, drove, or jogged past it every day. That is starting to change with the

It is said that perception defines reality. In Myanmar, a new perception of what it means to be “church” has redefined leaders' reality and planted a vision for revival. From March 23 to 25, 12 pastors and lay leaders from the Myanmar District met with District Superintendent Bill Kwon to take an in

JESUS Film Harvest Partners seeks candidates for a full-time development director position. This position is responsible for raising approximately $1.2 million annually by building relationships with new high capacity investors, growing existing donors, and re-engaging inactive donors. It is also

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received April 13-17, 2015. Albert Cramer passed away March 14. He was an educator and administrator, teaching church history and Old Testament at Canadian Theological

April 2, 2015, will remain a day forever etched in minds and hearts of Kenyans as news of the Garissa University College attack hit the airwaves, revealing the loss of 148 lives. The Africa Nazarene University community, through the Spiritual Development Department, delivered donated food and drinks

"Let my heart be broken with the things that break God's heart" -- Bob Pierce, World Vision founder I have Christian friends whose hearts get broken when things in the political arena do not turn out like they had hoped. I know believers whose hearts get broken over the ups and downs of their

District assembly season is well underway on the Mesoamerica Region, where several districts recently gathered to celebrate the past year's accomplishments. Click "read more" for the full story about each district assembly. On March 24, the Bahamas District celebrated 40 years of ministry under the