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The Permian Oil Basin and Energy Ministry has been reaching oil field workers in rural West Texas since 2019. While adapting due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they have seen God work through them to impact these communities.

The Iglesia del Nazareno Israel in Tucuru, Guatemala, celebrated the re-opening of its sanctuary after the sanctuary and parsonage sustained damage from hurricanes Eta and Iota in November. The project took just 32 days to complete.

Nazarenes across 40 nations of the Eurasia Region participated in the region’s first-ever 24 Hours of Prayer initiative from 30 to 31 January 2021.

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. In this month's edition, a Scotland church receives aid for food ministry while another aids a pre-existing food program. In Oklahoma, a church and university team up on a clinic for those

Franyuli and her husband, Eduar, were left without income due to Venezuela's quarantine restrictions and had run out of food. Then, at the right time, a blessing from a stranger arrived.

The Well Church of the Nazarene in Springfield, Missouri, held a Night of Celebration, baptizing 32 people and welcoming 53 new members. In addition, 11 people received their local minister’s license and one person was recognized for receiving a district license.

Mario Martinez and Musawenkhosi Kuenene were appointed field strategy coordinators for the Africa Central and Africa East fields, respectively, on 9 February 2021.

Iglesia del Nazareno Sublime Gracia celebrated its official organization with the Costa Rica Central District on 7 February 2021. The church is unique in that it does not have a true physical location.

After Beirut, Lebanon, was rocked by a major explosion in August, many residents were in need of mental health support. To address those needs, the Beirut Church of the Nazarene opened the Balassan Counseling and Medical Center.

The Mesoamerica Region began the Mentoreo de Impacto (Impact Mentoring) project during the month of January with more than 400 leaders from across the region joining the first session led by General Superintendent Emeritus Jerry Porter.