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Churches on the Mongolia District came together 15-19 August 2022 for a Holiness Gathering, the first in-person district event after more than two years of the pandemic.

The Mongolia District Literature team published a children’s devotional book for the Mongolian context and language called "Every Day 7 Minutes" to help children and youth develop a habit of spending time with God.

The Church of the Nazarene is expanding across Mongolia by planting churches and making connections. One of the newest churches, Shirenor Church of the Nazarene, held its first service 2 June and offers small group to reach the community. A leader at the Shirenor church also serves at Habitat Center

In 2017, the Church of the Nazarene officially recognized the presence of the Nazarene church in Mongolia, where God has been growing a team of international Nazarenes who have faithfully helped to establish this presence. In 1990, when Mongolia moved from communism to a democratic form of

In the year 1206, Genghis Khan founded the Mongol Empire. Today, 3 million people live in vast expanse of high plains that we call the country of Mongolia. It is the most sparsely populated nation in the word. Most Mongolians are either Tibetan Buddhists or atheists. Nazarene missionaries Sunny and