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The Northern Thailand District recently finished its biennial Nazarene Family Camp. Hundreds of Nazarenes from 17 churches gathered March 28 to 31 in the Banmai Maekon village to celebrate their common bond in Christ. Missionaries Collin and Shireen Elliot were the keynote speakers and shared

More than 200 children in northern Myanmar recently heard the gospel through a summer English program. The International English Language Center summer program was started three years ago and is led by Ro Ding Liana, a Nazarene elder and academic dean of Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College. Over

More than 100 people from six different churches arrived in northern Thailand to celebrate the reopening of the Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College Maetang Center May 10. At least a dozen pastors attended, each with a choir team. There were also a total of 19 students who are taking part in the

The Philippines-Micronesia Nazarene Youth Congress, held in the Philippines’ summer capital, Baguio City, April 25 to 29, was "exciting and life-changing," according to the youth leaders who gathered at the event. The theme was "Emerge: Honoring the past. Shaping the future." NYC is a quadrennial

April marks the new year in most South Asia and Southeast Asian countries. While most of Thailand, where Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College's main campus is located, celebrates the new year through the Songkran Festival, the college decided to celebrate things differently. During the Sonkgran

The Holistic Child Development department at Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary sponsored an all-day KidUnique seminar April 23. The training was facilitated by missionary and APNTS holistic child development student Aisling Zweigle. Participants included interdenominational leaders from

CTV News photo Stephen, pastor of the South Sudan Church of the Nazarene in Mount Waverley, Australia, recently returned from a trip to South Sudan, where he found that as many as 208 of the Australia church member's family and friends have been killed. Additionally, another 102 are still missing

One by one, the children are checked and examined for medical needs. One has a serious wound on her leg, and another needs a great deal of dental work, because, from a variety of causes, his teeth are deteriorating. Yet another child is suffering from a painful worm infection. These children have

When a pastor is elected district superintendent, they may have little understanding of what their new assignment involves. The Asia-Pacific Region is working to address this need through new D.S. orientations. This month, 15 district superintendents from seven Asia-Pacific countries participated in

Multiple earthquakes and subsequent aftershocks rocked the western side of the Asia-Pacific Ring of Fire last week. Japan (two quakes), Myanmar (6.9), and Vanuatu (6.4), were the most heavily affected. "Here at the Nazarene World Mission Communications center in Manila, Philippines, we are closely