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In Nepal, the local Church of the Nazarene is doing something a little different: they’re planting trees. In fact, they’ve planted about 3,300 of them over the last four years.

More than 100 people in Germany, Spain, Lebanon, and the United States walked, ran, or jogged (and one person cycled) in an annual jog-a-thon that has so far raised more than 8,000 euro for Nazarene Evangelical School in Beirut, Lebanon.

Pastor Yuri, founder of a Russian YouTube channel with an evangelistic focus, is seeing his vision for online outreach and worship embraced by thousands of pastors and churches as pandemic conditions drive them to “digital spaces.”

Francis Kinnon and his son Ben were repairing a bike together when they sensed God showing them an opportunity to help provide transportation for frontline workers.

Cyclone Amphan has cut a deadly path through Bangladesh and India, where at least 96 people have been killed between the two countries. The storm is the most powerful in more than a decade.

Stay-at-home orders put into effect in most countries are requiring Nazarene JESUS Film teams to adapt their ministry methods while seeking to meet the needs of their local communities.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a Nazarene couple in Belarus is exploring new ministry outlets, including outreach to a children’s cancer hospital. Earlier this year, Luca* and Elena* developed close ties with some of the employees at the cancer hospital, and about 30-35 children are being treated there

The Church of the Nazarene in Hungary has utilized Facebook Live to reach its congregations with one service attracting more than 2,000 viewers.

Pastors and leaders across the Eurasia Region — from the United Kingdom to Sri Lanka — are responding to challenges in their communities amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Relief efforts are focused on vulnerable groups, including day laborers, elderly and isolated people, and refugees.

Across the Western Mediterranean Field, social media has proven to be the most effective method to keep Nazarene churches connected and united in prayer during national quarantines instituted in response to the global pandemic. To keep the church connected in Spain, the phone application WhatsApp,