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Miriam and Monica are two of the first volunteers to be sent by the Church of the Nazarene in India in many years. They represent a wave of young Nazarenes who are sensing God’s call into cross-cultural ministry and are ready to answer that call. Last summer’s Eurasia Mission Orientation, held in

Typhoon Haima (locally known as Lawin) hit the northern Philippines in the early morning hours of October 20, making it the 12th typhoon to hit the Philippines this year and the second in a week. More than two million people were affected by the typhoon and at least eight people died amidst flooding

Trevecca Nazarene University is offering a new master's program in instructional design and technology, offered entirely online. The program began in September. The 10-course, 30-credit hour program provides students with knowledge and skills based in animation and simulation, methods of training

J. Clif Christopher addresses those attending the NTS economic summit. Nazarene Theological Seminary's economic summit, “Funding Clergy and the Church in the New Millennium,” explored several realities pastors are currently facing. J. Clif Christopher, the author of several books, including Not Your

District superintendents and pastors involved in “Living the Great Commission,” an initiative of the South America Region, met for a retreat from October 3 through 6 at the South America Region Convention Center in Pilar, Argentina. The event began Monday with 62 district superintendents from across

Excitement is growing as Nazarenes from around the world anticipate gathering for worship, fellowship, and business next summer in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, at the 2017 General Assembly and Conventions. Housing and event registration is now open. The General Assembly is the "supreme doctrine

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received October 10-14, 2016. Larry Belew , 73, of Wichita, Kansas, passed away October 10. He was a minister, previously serving in Kansas and New York. He is survived by his

Over the past few months, the Church of the Nazarene in Bangladesh has undergone a restructuring of its leadership. These changes resulted from a series of investigations that began when local church members in Bangladesh voiced a loss of confidence in their national church leadership to global

During decades of apartheid in South Africa, society was segregated by law, including the church. Today many churches continue to be segregated to some degree because of language or the comfort of worshipping with those who have a similar "style" to themselves. On the RSA Gauteng District, which is

On the Kenya Eastern District, Superintendent Augustus Mawia has taken a somewhat unconventional step in order to share the Church of the Nazarene's holiness message. He has taken to the airwaves and can now be seen on TV once a week. Mawia said he connected with the TV station through a friend. The