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Stories Volume 2 — 2015 now available
by | 02 Jul 2015
The Church of the Nazarene's Stories DVD series connects churches around the world through the personal accounts of Nazarenes from diverse backgrounds.
This resource, formerly known as the World Mission DVD, is delivered three times a year through an email newsletter. The videos are a collaborative effort between regional communications offices and Global Ministry Center communications personnel and are available to view or download online at nazarene.org/stories.
Volume 2 — 2015
Daniel starting drinking at age 12, and his family had given up hope that he could change. When his friend Julio got sober and became a Christian, Daniel also experienced transformation and now attends seminary.
The Resurrections video series tells the stories of lives turned around through the power of Christ.
In 2013, Typhoon Hiayan devastated Tacloban City in the Philippines. When young adults from the Rowenas community learned that families living in transitory sites could not afford schools supplies, they remembered their own difficulties and created School in a Box.
Pastor Vania thought she would never serve in ministry again after her husband passed away at age 34. Vania shares how accepting the pastorate at Itajaí, Brazil, Church of the Nazarene, has given her a new story.
Div, a teenage immigrant from the Democratic Republic of Congo, discovers a calling to ministry. Learn how a church comes alongside Div to invest in the next generation.
We all have dreams, hopes, and aspirations. Discover how Eva and Angela's lives are changed, even though they live thousands of miles apart, through a simple act of compassion.
Balraj spent his life in India chasing drugs and alcohol, but was dissatisfied and tried to commit suicide. After his wife fasted for 40 days and nights, Balraj watched the JESUS film and started on a new path toward ordination.
Learn more about how you can change the world one child at a time at ncm.org/cs.
To subscribe to the Stories email, send a message to stories@nazarene.org.
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