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Para leer en español, haga clic aquí . Mexico Field Nazarene Compassionate Ministries leaders and Healing Waters International announced a partnership at a joint training seminar for the Chiapas and Oaxaca Initiative, a strategy to implement water purification plants along with conducting health and

The Mexico South Border District recently completed the fourth year of Project Paul, a mission development and church planting strategy inspired by the Apostle Paul. As part of Project Paul, a group of volunteer missionaries restarts organized churches, consolidates mission-type churches, or

Nazarene Bible Institute Association celebrated the graduation of 66 people December 3 at Guatemala's Central Coban Church of the Nazarene. Nine of the graduates received Christian ministry degrees, 38 earned diplomas in Christian ministry, and 19 graduated from the leadership school. Students

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

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

Miguel and Irene Garita of the Mesoamerica Region Family Care Ministry recently traveled across the Mexico Northwest District to hold three events. From 9 to 11 July, the Mexico Northwest District had its annual couples retreat. Topics included quality of married life, working as a team, and how to

The Mexico Field began hosting Cross-Cultural Orientation for Kids in the south in 2011 and has since extended the program to the north, where it continues to raise a new generation of missionaries and servants of the Lord. The fourth CCOK was held June 26 and 27 on the Mexico Northeast District

The Mesoamerica Region's Nazarene Youth International, in partnership with Nazarene Seminary of the Americas, opened two new Youth Ministry Academy centers in Mexico April 13; one in Tapachula and the other in Tuxtla Gutierrez. The centers' inaugural classes include 50 students. Mexico South Border

District superintendents and ministry coordinators from the Mexico Field gathered March 5 to 7 in Guadalajara to define a new life stage for the church in Mexico, which was consolidated into one field in November. Participants from across the country made it clear that there aren’t two Mexicos, two