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Asia-Pacific Regional Communications Coordinator Todd Aebischer provided the following update about Liza Halbrook, a system/network administrator at the Asia-Pacific Resource Center who has served in various capacities with the Church of the Nazarene for more than 15 years: I was in downtown Manila

The Philippine Nazarene College campus was full of excitement as ground was broken for the new Technology and Vocational Skills Training Center. Thanks to a partnership with Victoria, British Columbia, First Church of the Nazarene, a 40-foot ocean container was shipped, cleared customs, and arrived

Addressing a dire developmental need, Fairbanks International School of Communication Director Dong Hwan Kwon of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary has received an initial $20,000 project grant from Korea Food for the Hungry International to develop community through Dengue prevention and

Seminary President Floyd T. Cunningham joined with Korean partners from SangAmDong Church of the Nazarene and Onnuri Methodist Church on June 17 to dedicate the New Life Mission Center on the campus of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary. Joining the Korean pastors were members from their

The Asia-Pacific Region installed Kwon Dong-Hwan as the new director of the Manila-based World Mission Communications Center (WMC-AP). About 50 participants attended the special ceremony June 7 to witness and affirm the appointment of Kwon. Guests included Korean ministry partners and their spouses

Anderson Godoy arrived by bus at 5 a.m. in Tumbes, Peru. Groggy from an all-night trip, Godoy was on his way home to Colombia. He had planned to visit his friends and family one last time before spending the next several years studying for a master's degree at Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological

On Maundy Thursday of Holy Week an estimated three million Filipino Roman Catholic pilgrims walk from Manila to the suburban community of Antipolo, a distance of some 20 miles. Many walk an equal distance home the following day. The religious procession begins at 3 p.m. and continues in a flood of

Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary and Nazarene Compassionate Ministries joined a collaborative, national effort called 4/14 Window Pilipinas to address the needs of children. The May 5 event brought together denominations, ministries, and community organizations from across the Philippines