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About 750 people of all ages discovered this magical world when they climbed through the “wardrobe” at Didsbury Community Church of the Nazarene’s Narnia Experience, 19 to 20 December, and took a one-hour tour of the wintery scenes of C.S. Lewis’s classic adventure, The Lion, the Witch and the

The late 1990s in Ukraine were marked by deep economic, political, and social crisis. Corruption and crime were prospering. Alcohol and drug addiction got a firm hold of an alarmingly large percentage of society. In 1999, Roman Lebedev (photo right, with family) was a staff member of an alcohol and

The Eurasia Region is inviting all its local communities to start the year with prayer and fasting, 18 January to 7 February. The objective is to unite Nazarenes across the region in a focused time of deepening their relationships with God, as well as with other people, and worshipping with God’s

Photos by Ruben van Duin The youth of the Vlaardingen, Netherlands, Church of the Nazarene took their Internet talk show into the city 11-12 December when they broadcast for 24 hours from the main square, cooperating with the community to raise more than 11,000 euros (about 12,000 U.S. dollars) for

He always thought he would return to the Canadian dairy farm where he grew up and be a farmer. Kent Brower, vice principal of Nazarene Theological College-Manchester and chairman of the Church of the Nazarene’s International Board of Education, still loves the farm and the wide plains of Canada.

Photo by Teanna Sunberg Eurasia Region and global Nazarene Compassionate Ministries leaders met with representatives from the Eastern Mediterranean, Central Europe, and Northern Europe fields in early December for the first phase of a plan to develop a coordinated strategy for engaging refugees as

Reconciliation was the theme of the quadrennial Eurasia Regional Conference, celebrating God’s presence and leading for the Church of the Nazarene amid recent years of economic difficulty, political tension, upheaval, and civil war. The November conference, which drew 640 people from nearly 50

After a struggle against cancer in the last years of her life, Dr. Rosa Isabel Ainscough went to be with the Lord she loved and served her whole life. She was 75. She and her beloved husband, Dr. Alberto Ainscough, pastored for 53 years in the churches of Conde, Terrero, Villa Ballester, and Villa

Many refugees headed for Europe come from cultures that place great value hospitality, so there could be no greater expression of love and welcome than the community hosting a big meal for their new neighbors. That’s exactly what happened 17 October when a network of churches and organizations in

Students at the Nazarene school in Lebanon. Nazarene worship services in Paris and across France proceeded as normal Sunday, two days after the 13 November terrorist attacks across the city. The congregations prayed “for the wounded, families suffering the loss of loved ones, and the solidarity of