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Im, Seung An The Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Board of Trustees announced current APNTS President Im, Seung An was elected the seventh president of Korea Nazarene University. He assumed the new role on February 16. Effective February 17, APNTS Board of Trustees Chairman Kafoa Muaror

Front row, left to right: Daphne Mathebula and Cezi Glendenning Back row, left to right: Todd Aebischer, Larry Morris, Monte Cyr, Patricia Picavea, and Woodie Stevens Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International's six regional coordinators gathered in Oberstdorf, Germany, for the Global

Eastern Nazarene College will add men’s volleyball, men’s outdoor track and field, and women’s outdoor track and field to its varsity sports offerings beginning in 2016-2017, expanding the Athletic Department to 15 varsity programs. “The addition of these sports builds on the strong sense of

Olivet Nazarene University’s Walker School of Engineering is introducing three new academic concentrations within the Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree program. “We are adding these concentrations in response to many requests from companies and students,” said Shane Ritter, dean of the

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received February 8-12, 2016. William Bailey , 86, of Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, passed away February 6. He was a retired minister, serving in Virginia and Pennsylvania. He is

Church of the Nazarene General Treasurer Marilyn J. McCool announced her resignation effective May 2 in a letter to the Board of General Superintendents. “Marilyn McCool’s years of excellent service and the gift she has been to the Church of the Nazarene are profoundly appreciated,” said General

Nazarenes in the Democratic Republic of Congo are learning new radio broadcast skills to reach listeners across the country, according to a newsletter from missionaries Gavin and Jill Fothergill. Peet Voges from World Mission Broadcast out of the Regional Office in Johannesburg, South Africa,

Tim and Michelle Eby had been serving as Nazarene missionaries in Senegal for several years when Tim became concerned about the numbers of pastors who were being called and trained to lead churches, but eventually forced to leave their villages for work in the cities when the welfare of their

The small island nation of Vanuatu has received significant outside aid for many years, especially in times of disasters. Over time, this can produce an attitude of helplessness and dependency. It can also make people think compassionate care is someone else’s responsibility. God is helping local

Northwest Nazarene University's 2016 Wesley Center Conference drew roughly 200 pastors, laypersons, students, and educators to campus and nearly 1,000 online attendees through the free, live webcasting. "Dialogue Despite Difference,” explored what it means to bridge relational gaps through loving