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North Carolina, USA, after Hurricane Florence made landfall (Photo credit: Reuters) Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina, USA, early on 14 September, with 90 mph winds less than a day before Typhoon Mangkhut hit the Philippines. So far, Florence has caused half-million homes and

Nirmala had fallen in love with a man who drank, smoked, and did many other things she didn’t like. Optimistic, she thought she would be able to change him after they were married. The two eloped against the wishes of her family, but Nirmala returned home when the marriage ended after only six

The Nazarene Missions International team at El Progreso Church of the Nazarene challenged the congregation to raise $1,000 for Nazarene missions between October 2017 and August 2018. Leaders encouraged each Sunday School group to give toward the goal throughout the year and hosted a “missions party”

As Mesoamerica Evangelism Coordinator Bernie Slingerland surveyed the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, it was difficult for him to imagine how God could use His people to grow the church in Haiti. Since then, the Church of the Nazarene went from planting no new churches to planting hundreds

Nearly 20 volunteer missionaries served through Project Paul 5-12 August in Tuxtla Chico, Mexico. The team served in the 15 de Abril, La Granja, San Joaquín, and Manuel Lazos communities, and throughout the week 17 people accepted Jesus as their Lord and Savior, and 23 people agreed to receive a

As Hurricane Lane charged toward Hawaii, one local church knew they had to do something for their community. Tim Cruz, lead pastor of Kahului Church of the Nazarene , shared his experience during the early stages of the hurricane. “We saw on the news a twirling storm mass 10 times the size of our

More than 100 students attended the seventh annual Teen Missions School, a training program for youth and adolescents who feel a call to missions. The 15-day program, held 16-28 July in São Paulo, Brazil, taught the participants about holiness, devotional life, discipleship, and what it means to be

For nearly three years, Nazarene Theological College has flourished on its Auckland, New Zealand, campus, but something was missing – a library. Lon Dagley, a computer services librarian from MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe, Kansas, USA, partnered with NTC-Auckland in gathering books from

Churches across Venezuela are continuing to reach out to their communities despite the current economic crisis . At least 60 Vacation Bible Schools representing 75 percent of the country’s organized churches have been planned through September. Many residents have emigrated from the country in

A team of 16 people from the Guyana Demerara-Essequibo District led by Nazarene Missions International District President Augustus Andrews and District Superintendent R. Alphonso Porter traveled 11-17 August to Linden, Guyana, for a missions trip. The group began their trip by worshipping with four