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The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 21-25 January 2019. Karla Burguette , 24, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away 11 January. She was the children's pastor and worship leader and San Angelo First Church

President and CEO of John Knox Village, Lee’s Summit, Missouri, Dan Rexroth and CEO of Legend Senior Living, LLC., Wichita, Kansas, Tim Buchanan. Both serve as Bright Futures campaign executive co-chairs. MidAmerica Nazarene University announced the award of a $1 million challenge grant from the J.E

Global Nazarene Youth International leaders provided leadership development training to India Field’s NYI Council members in Bangalore 20 to 21 October 2018. Every district in the India Field has an active NYI ministry made up of more than 23,000 youth. Numerically, the India Field has the sixth

After nearly 50 years of ministry and missionary work, Maria Ribeiro recently became one of the oldest ordinands in the Church of the Nazarene. She was ordained by General Superintendent David Busic at the age of 90 during the Rio de Janeiro District Assembly 5 January. Though her husband, Luiz

More than 500 church members and leaders from the Carchá area in the Verapaz del Norte District of Guatemala gathered 13 January to celebrate a holiness service that introduced participants to the concept of sanctification. This event is the second holiness service on the district this year. “We

Philippine/Micronesia Field leaders recently developed a strategy to create 25 miniature libraries for students in theological extension classes and pastors in continuing education throughout the field. They received a grant last year from the Books for Pastors fund to make the plan a reality. The

In conjunction with the Church of the Nazarene’s M19 Conference in Kansas City, Missouri, women and men aged 16-30 are encouraged to participate in a first-ever festival of young preachers. Directed by Preacher’s Magazine Editor Tammy Carter and Northwest Nazarene University Professor Jay Akkerman,

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 14-18 January 2019. Michael Bright , 72, of Manchester, New Hampshire, passed away 12 January. He was a retired minister, serving in Indiana, Michigan, Oregon,

A youth camp called “Contagious 2018” was held for the Nicaragua South East District 14-16 December with 80 youth in attendance. The camp featured different activities, including a soccer tournament and Bible teachings. Over the weekend, 12 youth accepted Christ as their personal Lord and savior.

Arima Church of the Nazarene recently launched a ministry to the growing Spanish migrant community in Trinidad and Tobago. Many Venezuelan families are fleeing their homeland due to economic and social unrest. Thousands have migrated to the Caribbean English-speaking nation of Trinidad and Tobago to