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Three churches in Ecuador have teamed up to help build houses for three low-income families who were on the verge of homelessness or were already there.

General Secretary Gary Hartke and Nazarene Research Services released the annual Church of the Nazarene statistical reports for 2021. Click "read more" to view the report.

Judy Greathouse, 84, of Hermitage, Tennessee, passed away 18 January 2022. She was the widow of General Superintendent Emeritus William Greathouse.

When confronted with a national food crisis, Cambodian Nazarenes shared their supply and Christ's love with their neighbors.

José Zito de Oliveira, the first Nazarene in Brazil, passed away Sunday, 16 January 2022. He was 99 years old. Originally from Cabo Verde, he welcomed the first Nazarene missionaries in Brazil

Urgent prayer is requested after an eruption of an underwater volcano near the Pacific country of Tonga triggered tsunami waves across the island and its neighboring countries.

Thanks to the Venezuela Lago District’s work to plant new Nazarene churches, 49 people were baptized in a service that brought three of the new congregations together.

Pastor Kyle DeLong became sober in a North Pastor Kyle DeLong became sober in a North Carolina prison in 2006 after battling addictions to drugs and alcohol for most of his life. Now, 15 years later, DeLong is using his freedom from past addictions to reach others who face similar struggles.

Charles Johnson, 83, of Meridian, Mississippi, passed away 12 January 2022. He was the pastor of Fitkins Memorial Church of the Nazarene for over 60 years, and a key figure in the American Civil Rights Movement.

Every year, the celebration of Christmas brings hope to many people. Likewise, Shechem Children’s Home has been sharing and giving hope.