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Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of news stories featuring Nazarene churches or church members working to solve some issues that have arisen from COVID-19 Tennessee church food ministry partners with drive-in as need grows amid COVID-19 ( Herald-Chronicle , 15 April 2020) The Westside Church

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Nazarenes from the Casa de Oración Church of the Nazarene in Cali, Colombia, decided to gather food and pack it so that they could deliver it to people in need. “Because of the social distancing measures during this time, we cannot give a hug or a hand to

Kudjip Nazarene Hospital in Papua New Guinea has implemented new measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, including creating cloth face masks and organizing a new screening area for patients experiencing coronavirus symptoms.

Pastors and leaders across the Eurasia Region — from the United Kingdom to Sri Lanka — are responding to challenges in their communities amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Relief efforts are focused on vulnerable groups, including day laborers, elderly and isolated people, and refugees.

Highland Park Church of the Nazarene distributed 30,000 pounds of fresh produce to its community on Good Friday thanks to donations from several farmers in the Lakeland, Florida, area. The farmers typically send their produce to restaurants and local businesses, many of which are experiencing lower

An engineering couple from Mexico is using their talents to make masks for medical personnel, free of charge.

Olivet Nazarene University is offering its on-campus housing to first responders and essential health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently, two hospitals and several groups of first responders reached out to Olivet to request temporary housing for those that are working on the frontlines

Across the Western Mediterranean Field, social media has proven to be the most effective method to keep Nazarene churches connected and united in prayer during national quarantines instituted in response to the global pandemic. To keep the church connected in Spain, the phone application WhatsApp,

The Church of the Nazarene in Mozambique, like in most places, has had to get creative to reach its members amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 29 March 2020, the Nazarene church has been allowed to broadcast a service on national TV and radio on Sunday mornings and Wednesday nights. “The Nazarenes in

General Superintendent Emeritus Eugene L. Stowe passed away 6 April 2020 at the age of 97. “Dr. Stowe’s reputation and influence have been felt in my own life and the lives of people around the world,” said Fili Chambo, chair of the Board of General Superintendents. “His spirit, grace, and