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When then-District Superintendent Philip McAlister arrived at the Headwell Church of the Nazarene on Easter Sunday 2015, he hoped to bring encouragement to the small, struggling congregation. Through difficult times, the congregation had been whittled down to almost nothing, but several were still

Even though Mahdi* was young, experiencing persecution for his faith was nothing new to him. He and Amira* had just married. Although from different countries in the Middle East, they shared a common faith in Christ. Mahdi and Amira lived and ministered in her home country of Syria in an area that

More than US$100,000 will be donated to Nazarene Compassionate Ministries for refugee support as a result of global Nazarenes’ generosity at the 2017 General Assembly . Offerings were received during each of the event’s five worship services both online at nazarene.org/give-ga and in person.

India’s Nazarene Youth International (NYI) coordinator, Vijay Bhalerao, states that many Nazarene youth leaders in his country lack leadership training and the practical knowledge of what it means to work with young people. “Many of the youth leaders in the churches do not know how to organize, plan

On any given night when a football (soccer) game is on TV, you might find 40 to 50 men watching together at Parkhead Church of the Nazarene in the east end of Glasgow, Scotland. Some are Scottish, others are living as refugees from countries including Syria and Sudan. “For the East Enders of Glasgow

Kosovar Nazarenes are using greenhouses to bring food security to local families overcoming economic challenges. As part of the Central Europe Field’s Flourishing Church Initiative, the Kosova Greenhouse Project allows Churches of the Nazarene to provide practical and compassionate resources to the

The room was filled with many South Asian leaders, waiting for one of their number to give the morning’s devotional message about the third core value of the Church of the Nazarene: We are a missional people. Many times have I heard and given rousing messages — meant to impress those who listen —

It’s a school unlike any I have ever seen. Take, for instance, math class. For many kids worldwide, math is quite possibly the most boring subject ever invented. But math can be loads of fun! One day, the kids of grade 4 walk up the stairs with huge rulers and set squares to practice measurements;

“Shaping minds with knowledge and hearts with love,” is the motto of the Nazarene Evangelical School. And that's not just empty words – it’s a vision made reality. But making this vision reality can only be done if everybody participates – teachers, students, administration – to turn their school

Simon Criswick shares how the Chiesa del Nazareno di Mugello is reaching out to a group of Nigerian and Chinese immigrants. In the town of Borgo San Lorenzo, Italy, in a valley area near Florence, our Florence congregation discovered that there was an all-female group of 10 Nigerian and Chinese