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Hundreds of people came to know Christ as their Lord and Savior during a Resurrection service at CrossRoads Cowboy Church in El Paso, Arkansas. More than 3,000 people attended the Easter service, and more than 8,000 people heard the gospel throughout the entire weekend.

The Women’s Ministry of the Jesús la Esperanza San Diego Church of the Nazarene in Venezuela held an introductory first aid workshop earlier this year.

General Superintendent Eugénio Duarte traveled to the city of Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo, accompanied by Regional Director Dany Gomis to ordain 23 pastors representing six different districts.

More than 70 young people from three Nazarene churches in Samoa participated in a two-day youth rally. Nine people came to Christ through a community outreach activity.

As congregations across the Church of the Nazarene gather to celebrate Easter, we encourage you to remember that not only is Christ risen, but He is also our Lord. To read an easter message from the Board of General Superintendents, click read more.

Nazarene Aletheia Christian Church, led by Pastor George Sorontou, started the Saya Pengikut Kristus (SPK program) in 2008. SPK program is a recovery class designed for those struggling with addiction, divorce, and other difficult situations.

A large landslide buried houses in the Alausí neighborhood of the Chimborazo Province in Ecuador on the night of 26 March 2023. According to the first reports, the landslide was of significant size and covered a large part of the "Nuevo Alausí" area.

The Verapaz North District of Guatemala welcomed 10 new churches in 2022. The churches were presented at the district assembly 17 March as part of the work carried out by the church in the last year.

Men and women from all backgrounds met to learn more about the effects of trauma this January. A handful of Ukrainians gathered together for an event in collaboration with collaboration among the Eurasia North Field, Central Europe Field, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM), and Global Care

On 11 March 2023, the Pajaro, California, community was completely evacuated due to a levee breach on the Pajaro River. Watsonville Church of the Nazarene has been working nonstop since to help victims of the devastating flood.