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A Work & Witness team from the West Texas District served at the southern border in Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico. The team consisted of 14 people representing five district churches. The team worked during the mornings with local congregations at the district convention and camp. They helped prepare

More than a thousand pastors and leaders participated in the International Congress of Pastors, hosted by the Northeastern Oaxaca District in Mexico. More than 250 Nazarene churches in Guatemala, Costa Rica, the United States, and Mexico were represented. The congress was held at the Church of the

All-Terrain 4x4 sent a team of youth and adolescents to the city of Monterrey, Mexico, to support communities in need from 26 December 2019 to 1 January 2020, in the Fomerrey 23 and Valle del Roble communities of Monterrey. Twenty-two youth presented the Gospel message in various ways with the

The Cerro Costoche Church of the Nazarene impacted its community with the Word of God and biblically based lessons on hygiene, personal care, and eating habits. Cerro Costoche is a city located in the Sierra Mixe, a district in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. It is an impoverished community with

Three young people embarked on a 23-day missions trip as part of the Missionary Advance project on the Mexico Southern District. Victoria Trujillo, Lizbeth Morales, and Abner Gutiérrez began their trip on 23 November and ended on 15 December. They visited multiple towns in the Lagos Zone, joining

Nearly 100 people from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, United States, and Honduras participated in a Maximum Mission community service project 28-30 June in La Ceiba, Honduras. The project gave participants the opportunity to experience cross-cultural ministry with people from many

The Mexico Oaxaca District Nazarene Compassionate Ministries team gathered 20 medical volunteers 22-26 April to serve several communities in the Ixtepec, Oaxaca, mountain range. A team of health professionals and children’s ministry volunteers worked alongside local churches in the La Cumbre, Guevea

The Mexico Olmeca District hosted its first children’s Cross-Cultural Orientation 25-27 April at the Coatzacoalcos Church of the Nazarene. Nearly 15 children participated in the event led by six district leaders and six other adult volunteers. “The children were impacted by what it is to be a

Retired minister and missionary Harry Mingledorff passed away 31 March. He was 97 years old. In 1942, he took his first pastoral assignment in Pennsylvania. That same year, Harry married his wife, Jean. Two years later, the couple moved to Mexico to serve as missionaries. In 1945, they moved from

Julia Valencia de Córdova, the last pioneer member of the Guadalajara, Mexico, church, passed away 5 March. She was 89 years old. Julia and her family moved from Jocotepec to Guadalajara when she was only a year old. There was no Nazarene presence in Guadalajara at the time, so they got together