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On one of the most difficult days of their lives, John and Lisa Mollett called their pastors. John had been diagnosed with stage 4 throat cancer, and the couple needed the prayers of their church family at Turkey Creek Church of the Nazarene in Martin County, Kentucky. What they weren’t expecting

When a woman from Oregon in the U.S. decided in 1995 to sponsor a little girl from the Philippines, she couldn’t possibly know how God would honor that investment. She didn’t know that God would plant a dream in that child’s heart that would bring her from poverty to a life of learning that would

Hundreds of thousands of people leaving the Middle East have trudged across southeastern Europe for weeks, buffeted by the rapidly changing policies and politics of various European governments, as they try to make their way to Germany or Austria. Before 15 September, the refugees were initially

Photo by Jane Kneusels As the war in Syria stretches into its fifth year, the number of people who have had to flee their homes due to violence or persecution has reached 12 million — half of them children — according to the United Nations. The number of Syrians who have become refugees in other

El Nuevo Dia photo An 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck near Chile's largest city, Santiago, Wednesday evening, displacing more than a million people and killing at least 12 as of Friday morning . Chile is home to more than 60 Nazarene churches and 2,700 members. The quake is this year's largest so

Mesoamerica Communication recently received the following update from missionary Steve Pettit about a chance encounter with a Tropical Storm Erika survivor in Dominica: Yesterday, Hiram and I, along with one of our pastors, Claude Henderson, went to a local store to purchase bulk food for Claude’s

When news of the food shortage at Melanesia Nazarene Bible College and Teacher’s College made its way to nearby Kudjip Nazarene Mission Station, people began to pray and put actions to their prayers. “Praise God…the moment Nazarene Health Ministries Administrator Dr. Scott and Baru Dirye had

For four years, the war in Syria has dragged on. For four years, people have hoped for peace, have lingered in their broken cities, have hung on in spite of reality, but the peace has not come. Instead, new crises have erupted — foremost, the threatening advance of ISIS. As thousands of people fled

Mud began flowing through Tuikhin Zang, a village in Kalaymyo Township in eastern Myanmar, August 28. The local Nazarene pastor provided the following report: There were 180 houses in the village. When the villagers noticed mud flowing inside their village, they began going door-to-door informing

This summer, hundreds of thousands of people have fled to Europe to escape violence in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Many authorities are describing it as the worst refugee crisis since World War II. In the past few days, the Keleti train station in Budapest, Hungary, has become a focal point of the