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Nazarene Harmony Center in Siem Reap, Cambodia, was started two years ago by Jacob Koh and his family. Since then, the center has become a place where Jesus’ love is shared in the community.

The Pan de Vida Iglesia del Nazareno in Panama City, Panama, is using soccer and dance to provide wholesome recreation alternatives for the youth in their community. The church leaders hope that their work spreads from the youth into the broader community.

2021 marks the 100th anniversary of the Church of the Nazarene's presence in the Middle East, which began in Palestine and Syria in 1921. Their early roots of compassion are still alive and well today.

The Church of the Nazarene in Cabo Verde recently celebrated its 120th anniversary. Under the leadership of General Superintendent Eugénio Duarte, attendees remembered the past, analysed the present, and looked toward the future.

What began as a small seed in an impoverished area of Boston, Massachusetts, has blossomed into a story of God’s faithfulness and grace almost 65 years later.

The annual Festival of Nations was held at the Iglesia del Nazareno El lugar para la familia in San Luis, Argentina, in late October. This event was held for the first time in 2015 in order to pray for nations that were going through warlike conflicts, natural disasters, and other adverse situations

When a fire broke out in a community outside Manila, Philippines, leaders at Bethany Church of the Nazarene found themselves amid the chaos as they reached out to their neighbors, their members, and the children from their kid’s ministry.

Genell Johnson, wife of General Superintendent Emeritus W. Talmadge Johnson, passed away 24 November 2021.

More than 40 young people participated in the first Festival de Canto organized by the Verapaz del Norte District in Guatemala. Adolescents and young adults with a passion for service through singing were invited to the event.

The Mongolia District Literature team published a children’s devotional book for the Mongolian context and language called "Every Day 7 Minutes" to help children and youth develop a habit of spending time with God.