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Jessica Honaker may never have gotten sober if not for the persistence of her pastor, and the people of Corbin Church of the Nazarene. Sober and clean for five years now, Honaker is the treasurer of Hope Place.

Hope Place Church of the Nazarene is reaching the recovery community in Corbin, Kentucky, by demonstrating God’s love in tangible ways. They are currently in the process of opening a sober living house.

Over the course of 48 hours, the Appalachian mountain region of eastern Kentucky received 8-10½ inches of rain, which overwhelmed 20 waterways that span 60 miles, causing massive flooding and impacting more than 100,000 people in multiple counties.

An outbreak of tornadoes plowed through five states on 10 December, killing dozens and leaving thousands without water, heat, or electricity. The First Church of the Nazarene in Mayfield, Kentucky, served as a storm shelter the night of the tornadoes and has since become a Red Cross shelter for

In this month's edition of Nazarenes in the News, read about breakthroughs in Malawi, a centennial celebration, a community center in Indiana, chaplains who are new, and chaplains who have been through it all.

When the Kentucky River and its surrounding tributaries were inundated with rain, Appalachia Reach Out coordinated relief efforts for those who were affected by the historic floods.

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Here are the new entries for October

When interest in Shepherdsville First Church of the Nazarene's food pantry more than tripled, the church decided to embrace COVID-19 not as a crisis but an opportunity to serve the community.

Through a donation campaign, Pastor Rob Beckett of Shepherdsville Church of the Nazarene in Kentucky raised enough money to buy cap and gowns for 13 homeless high school seniors, allowing them to walk at graduation. The church had previously developed relationships with the local elementary and

Youth from Mayfield, Kentucky, First Church of the Nazarene help sustain their community’s local government-issued food pantry program, the Needline, by providing manual labor for tasks the pantry’s other volunteers cannot complete. Each month, the Needline receives semi-truckloads of surplus food