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The Board of Regents and key administration members from Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College met 12-14 February to plan for the future of the college. After much prayer and discussion, the board unanimously voted to change the name of Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College to Chapman International

The Church of the Nazarene was pleased to celebrate the ministry of retiring missionaries Bill and Marsha McCoy during the Commissioning Service at the 96th General Board meeting 25 February in Lenexa, Kansas. Bill and Marsha served as missionaries for eight years in Swaziland and 24 years in Papua

The Church of the Nazarene's Global Missions office recommended 37 missionaries for commissioning during the 96th General Board 25 February in Lenexa, Kansas, USA. Among the group, there were 10 missionaries who serve in sensitive or creative access areas. These individuals are not pictured in the

Approximately 100 youth participated in this year’s Taiwan Nazarene Theological College Winter Youth Camp, held 29-30 January. The event encourages and supports youth in their faith by providing a time of fellowship and challenging exercises. The youth worshipped through song, heard the preaching of

The Church of the Nazarene in Australia is equipping young leaders with practical training and spiritual leadership insights through the Young Leaders Conference. The YLC started in 2017, but the most recent conference was held in November. Leaders between the ages of 18 and 35 came from across

Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College dedicated its first church plant to the Cambodian community in South Korea 27 January. The new church is made up of 12 SEANBC students and would not have been possible without the help of Cheonan Love Church. Love Church is an SEANBC extension center that

More than 20 students and six leaders from all world regions gathered for five days on an Asia-Pacific island for Rendezvous 2019, an event to help missionary kids talk about the challenges of transitioning from the missions field back to their home countries. “Sometimes you need space away from

Ronald Beech, former president of Philippine Nazarene College , Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary professor emeritus, pastor, and missionary, passed away 23 January. He was 92 years old. Ronald was born 5 October 1926 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Ronald, his parents, and his four

Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College is developing a series of video lectures that can be played on smart TVs without the need for internet access, enabling pastors to receive theological training in heavily persecuted areas. These videos will cover the entire Course of Study for a minister in the

A team of doctors and volunteers from South Korea recently traveled to Thailand to provide physical and emotional support to Myanmar migrants working in the country. Myanmar migrants can be seen all over the world as they work to provide a better life for their families back home, but this life can