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Garrett Mitman, a high school junior from Wisconsin, USA, visited the Turks and Caicos Islands (in the Caribbean) while on vacation with his family. Garrett describes himself as a basketball junkie, loving the game and using every spare moment to improve his game. While practicing dribbling drills

Mexico East District Superintendent Joaquín Ocaña, ministry coordinators, and a group of 41 people from the USA's Northeastern Indiana District gathered to inaugurate the first Nazarene mission site in Cozumel. Xochi Sanchez, the missionary who will continue the work, was installed as pastor.

With the help of Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Pastor Salustiano and members of the congregation were able to replace the roof of Barra de Navidad Church of the Nazarene in Jalisco, Mexico. The roof was damaged by the strong winds of Hurricane Patricia. Construction began in early November and

What do motorcycles have to do with pastors in Costa Rica and retirees mentoring boys in the United States? A motorcycle club at College Church of the Nazarene in U.S. is bringing these disparate groups together in an unexpected way. It started when Ellen Steward, the recent pastor to families at

Next year the Brash family will move to Curaçoa on a two-year mission assignment. Curaçao, one of the “ABC islands” — Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao — off the north coast of Venezuela, is being introduced to the Church of the Nazarene. This is a story of new beginnings: for a country, for a young

The Church of the Nazarene's Mesoamerica Region held its conference October 7 through 9 at the Nazarene Theological Seminary in Guatemala City. About 500 people, including speakers, participants, guests, and the logistics team, came together to represent the region's 20 countries. The theme was

On Friday evening, October 23, Hurricane Patricia pounded into Mexico’s southwestern coast, causing widespread damage through intense rain, 165-mph sustained winds, and surging seas. Although the category-5 hurricane — the strongest ever recorded by the U.S. National Hurricane Center — had weakened

Pictured left to right: Sarah, Carmen, and René Acosta. René Acosta, superintendent of the Dominican Republic Central District, passed away October 7. Acosta pastored several churches from 1977 to 1986, when he became district superintendent. He served as rector of Dominican Republic Nazarene

Since its inception in 1816, the American Bible Society has strived to provide the Scriptures to every man, woman, and youth in a language and format each can readily understand. Nazarene churches are invited to receive an annual offering for this organization on the second Sunday of December. This

The Progreso Church of the Nazarene on the Panama Central District recently celebrated the election of Queen Esther. Each year the church elects a new Queen Esther as a way to promote family contributions to the World Evangelism Fund. This year's event began with a time of prayer for Nazarene