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In this month's edition of Nazarene News, a Cabo Verde Nazarene is re-elected president of an international agricultural board, an Oregon church opens a café and ministry center, and a Kansas brother and sister help those in need.

As states began implementing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic, members of an Alcoholics Anonymous group at Virginia Beach First Church of the Nazarene found themselves in a predicament: they were unable to meet for support, but liquor stores were still open to tempt members into relapse.

XZone is a ministry in Chesterfield, Virginia, that works to empower local youth who might feel unloved or neglected. Nearly every element of XZone’s approach comes out of the desire to reach more students through mentoring in afterschool, summer, and sports programs. “We exist because the teens in

Photos taken by WRIC-TV, Richmond, Virginia. The Hopewell Church of the Nazarene in Virginia was deemed a total loss after a catastrophic fire destroyed the building 5 April. "It is with a heavy heart that we report our beloved church suffered a catastrophic fire late last night," church leaders

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Cornerstone Church partners with Good Samaritan Cullman, Alabama ( The Cullman Tribune , 20 September) Cullman’s Cornerstone Church of the Nazarene began a new partnership with Good

General Superintendent David A. Busic announced the election of Kerry W. Willis as superintendent of the Philadelphia District . Elected 23 April on the first ballot, Willis replaces Newell Smith, who is retiring after serving 18 years in the position. Willis will begin his new assignment 28 May.

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Tennessee pastor donates kidney to parishioner Nashville, Tennessee Carl Higgins received a kidney from his pastor, Jonathan Trees. (WSMV photo) ( WSMV , 4 September) Getting a new kidney

Lt. H. Jay Cullen Nazarene Pastor Wynne Lankford believes his Chesterfield County, Virginia, church is not only a place of worship but also a center for the community. The doors of Southside Church of the Nazarene are open for a variety of community events, often including memorial services for

XZone Executive Director Steve Harper. (WTVR photo) Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Virginia program helps kid unplug, connect with better future Chesterfield, Virginia ( WTVR , January 12) Some teens in Chesterfield are

Nazarene churches gave generously to the World Evangelism Fund this past year so the church could continue to make Christlike disciples throughout the world. Many congregations and districts gave more than 100 percent of their budgeted goals this year, but the giving didn't stop there. God has