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Vanuatu churches minister in aftermath of Cyclone Pam

In Vanuatu, the Church of the Nazarene has been working to meet needs following the devastation created by Cyclone Pam. After the category 5 cyclone crashed into the island nation on March 13, local Nazarene churches and Nazarene missionaries immediately began to respond. There are officially eight
27 Mar 2015
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Vanuatu churches begin relief efforts

Updated March 19 Tropical Cyclone Pam, a category 5 storm, slammed into the Vanuatu islands on the Melanesia South Pacific Field late in the evening of Friday, March 13. As winds started to subside in the early hours Saturday morning, a trail of destruction was left behind. Dozens of deaths were
13 Mar 2015
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