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NNU's Engineering Department builds a smart greenhouse in Argentina during a 2015 mission trip. In the 2018 fall semester, the Department of Engineering at Northwest Nazarene University will add agricultural to the concentrations available for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in engineering.

This week, most of Christianity will be celebrating Easter. We take time out from our busy schedules to journey with Jesus to the cross, and the empty tomb. It is in the garden, seeing the stone that has been rolled away from the tomb, that we recognize Jesus’ victory over sin and death. He is not

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 19-23 March 2018. Mary Goodrich , 77, of Sebring, Florida, passed away 19 March. She is survived by her husband, retired minister Merle Goodrich, who served in Ohio

A group of volunteer missionaries came together 4 February to 11 March on the fives zones of the Mexico East District to participate in Project Paul. During the event, they shared the message of salvation to the people in their zones and discipled new Christians. A total of 349 people received

Jesus the Hope Church of the Nazarene in Carrizal, Venezuela, began A Handful of Love and Hope, a monthly service project to help combat the food crisis in Venezuela. The project was announced in December when the church asked their community to bring handfuls of corn flour to make bollitos (a

In June 2017 during General Assembly and Conventions in Indianapolis, Indiana, Linda Dortch “just happened” to sit on a bench in the Asia-Pacific Region booth and a missionary “just happened” to walk up and start a conversation about cross-cultural ministry. The missionary was David Potter, who,

Thirty years ago, a new surgeon named Jim Radcliffe arrived at the Kudjip Nazarene Hospital station. He was getting ready to bring the evening devotion to the Nazarene missionary community when he was interrupted by news of an injured boy in desperate need of reparative surgery. There had been a

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 12-16 March 2018. Marie Branson , 86, of Shenandoah, Iowa, passed away 13 March. She was the widow of retired minister Grover Branson, who served in Iowa. Grover

Project Paul leaders in Mexico recently organized a training seminar for volunteer missionaries interested in serving at the event. As the workshop started, the organizers assumed that the attendees were all there to participate in the project, but one man arrived for the first time without knowing

Fernando and his son Yan were among several people baptized at First Church of the Nazarene in Nilópolis, Brazil, 25 February. The two shared about their new life in Christ. Fernando was paralyzed during an attack in 2009. He became depressed while adapting to his new situation and tried to take his