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Thailand missionaries Terence and Ingrid Lustaña organize online vigils every other Friday for two hours as a way for the church in Thailand to show its support for its neighbors in Myanmar.

There is good news from the country of Myanmar: Jesus Christ is growing His Kingdom! Here are the stories of three new churches in that nation.

Bresee Church of the Nazarene in Myanmar was able to give over 2,000 masks to children and adults to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. After learning of the urgent need for masks in the community villages of Myanmar, Pastor Puia of Bresee Church of the Nazarene, along with his wife, made fabric

More than 100 participants attended the first Myanmar Southern District Nazarene Youth International Conference. The event was held at Shalom Nazarene Church in Nat-Gyi-Chaung village, an area where only 5 percent of residents are Christians. Event participants came from the Yangon zone, Karen zone,

Some people might picture retired life as an opportunity for relaxation, but for Larry and Becky Haight, retirement was an opportunity to serve the Lord. Larry served as the director of library services at Simpson University for more than 20 years, and Becky served as a public school teacher

The Board of Regents and key administration members from Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College met 12-14 February to plan for the future of the college. After much prayer and discussion, the board unanimously voted to change the name of Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College to Chapman International

Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College is developing a series of video lectures that can be played on smart TVs without the need for internet access, enabling pastors to receive theological training in heavily persecuted areas. These videos will cover the entire Course of Study for a minister in the

A team of doctors and volunteers from South Korea recently traveled to Thailand to provide physical and emotional support to Myanmar migrants working in the country. Myanmar migrants can be seen all over the world as they work to provide a better life for their families back home, but this life can

Under the direction of local leaders and church planting evangelists, the Church of the Nazarene is starting schools and churches in eastern Myanmar. In December, Pastor Ro Ding Liana and missions coordinator Saya Tana began investigating potential church planting options in cooperation with both

Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College set high goals. By 2020 they hoped to have 600 students in 20 centers. In 2015 there were 187 students in seven centers, so the Bible college rechristened the direction of the school towards extension education. This year the college has 605 students enrolled in