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Asia-Pacific Regional Director Mark Louw announced that Lawrence T. “Larry” Bollinger has been elected as the eighth president of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary. He has been serving as the institutional advancement vice president at Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, Massachusetts, USA,

Guam First Church of the Nazarene celebrated its 50th anniversary in December. Over 150 people attended the event, including members of other churches that use the building. Guam First Church of the Nazarene is the only Nazarene church on the island. The Church of the Nazarene in Guam began with a

The Living Hope Church of the Nazarene in Saipan is preparing for the Marianas Festival of Hope, an evangelistic outreach event taking place in the Mariana Islands in 2021. Preparation for the event has helped strengthen the ties between the Church of the Nazarene, other denominations, and the

Mango Tree Church of the Nazarene, a new church planted through the ministry of the Mango Tree Respite Centre, held its first church service 17 November. The planting of Mango Tree Church meets a need for authentic Christian worship in the area, according to missionary In-Kwon Kim. “I have taught

General Superintendent David A. Busic and his wife, Christi, arrived in Manila, Philippines, on January 3 for their first visit to the Asia-Pacific Region. The week gave David Busic an opportunity to meet leaders from across the region and witness first-hand the strategy, passion, and vision of the

Im, Seung An was installed as the sixth president of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary on January 7 in an inaugural service held in the seminary's Cobb Worship Center. Im served as president of Korea Nazarene University — the Church of the Nazarene's largest university — from 2005 to 2012.

Torrential rain in South Korea caused landslides and flooding, which resulted in the death of more than 40 people. Nazarene leaders in South Korea are assessing the damage to churches in the country and to the community in the mountainous city of Chuncheon, about 50 miles east of Seoul, where 13

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