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Two students from Trevecca Nazarene University were injured late last week in a car accident while working in Bulgaria. Jake Resor and Graham Scott were on their way back to their accommodations after working in a youth camp in Vidrare when their vehicle was involved in an accident. They were

When the JESUS film was shown in the local Serere language, it had a deep impact on the people of Baad. Many gave their lives to the Lord and were baptized into the faith. For this remote village in Senegal, where rain comes for one month each year, finding a place to have an actual baptism seemed

A 20-year-old man drowned Monday during a Nazarene youth group trip to the Oregon coast. Zane Thomas Gaulke was on a camping trip at Cape Lookout State Park with young people from Hermiston Church of the Nazarene, when he and several people went swimming in the ocean. A short time after entering the

Aid agencies estimate 10 million people are in danger of starvation from a severe and increasing famine in the Horn of Africa. Droughts have led to food shortages across the countries of Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Djibouti, and Eritrea. Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their

Charles E. Jones praises God for his longevity as a minister. His 46-year ministry took him to a variety of places, but he knew each place was where God wanted him. He had plenty of help along the way – besides giving God all the glory, he also credits his wife. “Barbara and I have worked together

In July 1961, Charles Johnson became pastor of the Fitkins Memorial Church of the Nazarene in Meridian, Mississippi. Fifty years and countless memories later, Johnson is still impacting lives at the church. This month, the church honored Charles and Shirley Johnson for 50 years of ministry with a

District assemblies continue on the USA/Canada Region in 2011 and reports arriving at the Church of the Nazarene's Global Ministry Center show more sacrificial generosity among Nazarenes. The Board of General Superintendents reports goals are being reached in giving to the World Evangelism Fund,

Eleanor W. Cunningham stood before an altar in her home church and promised God she would follow His will. The preacher gave a special invitation that night, and although she was 10, “I knew God wanted me to be a Sunday school teacher.” Her first opportunity to teach occurred six years later in 1939

As water from the Souris River recedes in Minot, North Dakota, work begins on restoring homes, businesses, and churches damaged in the flood. The river crested at a record level June 26 and city officials evacuated more than 40,000 residents from the city. About 30 Nazarene families evacuated Minot

Ron Benefiel accepted his election as dean of Point Loma Nazarene University's School of Theology and Christian Ministry, effective July 1. Benefiel and his wife, Janet, are moving back to San Diego from Kansas City, where Benefiel served as president of Nazarene Theological Seminary for the past 11