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Missing Nazarene woman found alive
Rita Chretien, a Nazarene from British Columbia, Canada, was found alive yesterday in Nevada after going missing with her husband, Albert, on
NTS offering Women Clergy in Leadership course
This June, Nazarene Theological Seminary is offering the course Women Clergy in Leadership. Taught by Judith Schwanz, NTS professor of pastoral
Olivet admissions center named in honor of Bowlings
Olivet Nazarene University will have a special ceremony Saturday, May 7, for the naming of the university's Admissions Center in honor of Olivet
Testimony shows God uses NYC to call youth into service
Whether the 1980s or 2000s, youth felt God's presence in a special way at Nazarene Youth Conference and emerged as new persons in Christ. This
U.S. tornado disaster: How to help
In late April, tornadoes ripped through the southern U.S. killing more than 340 people in one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks in U.S. history
Accreditation team asks for comments about Olivet
As part of a peer review, the School of Education and the Teacher Education program at Olivet Nazarene University is having an accreditation
Armenian District conducts first assembly
Armenian Nazarenes recently conducted their first district assembly as an independent Phase 1 District. Jesse C. Middendorf, Eurasia Region
Board of General Superintendents issues call to prayer for tornado victims
Greetings in the name of our merciful Lord. We call on him in this moment of need as we consider the thousands whose lives have been
Japan: Board of General Superintendents urges Nazarenes to pray
The Board of General Superintendents joins with other Christian leaders around the world in again calling our constituencies to prayer. We
Regions realigned
General Board members on Monday approved the formation of a new denominational region.
The Mesoamerica Region, which includes the former