All News

The Trinidad and Tobago District hosted its first Ministry Mentorship Roadmap for new local and district licensed ministers 15 December. The event was led by the District Intentional Discipleship Committee and sought to provide the new ministers with resources and knowledge on matters relevant to

Many churches and homes were damaged last week by severe flooding after heavy rains caused rivers to overflow in Trinidad and Tobago. Some buildings were left with major structural damage, including the Church of the Nazarene in Piarco. Local fire departments have rescued several people who were

The Trinidad and Tobago District encouraged churches to be sending churches during a recent missional rally, held 18 September at San Fernando Church of the Nazarene. The district Nazarene Missions International team challenged attendees to intentionally fulfill the Church of the Nazarene’s call to

Global Missions IT members Merlyn Knight and Gabriella Allen Today, missions work looks quite a bit different than it did in years passed. The age of technology has created a need for technical work in developing countries that only information technology specialists can provide. Barry Watts is one

Around 60 children participated in a Children's Missionary Camp in Trinidad and Tobago on 10 April — a joint effort by Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International and Nazarene Missions International . The event was directed by District NMI President Leigh Hope and was facilitated by

Earlier this year, the Trinidad and Tobago District relaunched Children’s Bible Quizzing. Immediately, eight churches and 49 quizzers formed their Bible study groups and prepared for competitions on 1 and 2 Samuel. Just as district preparations were being made for the 2017-2018 quiz cycle, doors

As part of a strategy to reach new people, the Church of the Nazarene's Trinidad and Tobago District launched an initiative called Harvest Month to motivate all Nazarene churches on the district to evangelize their communities. Harvest Month had four main emphases: prayer, training, teaching, and

As the Church of the Nazarene Trinidad and Tobago District refocuses to become stronger and more relevant, district churches are hosting prayer walks throughout their communities. "For the Church of the Nazarene in Trinidad and Tobago to grow, local churches must become relevant to their communities

District assembly season is well underway on the Mesoamerica Region, where several districts recently gathered to celebrate the past year's accomplishments. Click "read more" for the full story about each district assembly. On March 24, the Bahamas District celebrated 40 years of ministry under the