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The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 7-11 August 2017. Pauline Banks , 91, of Jasper, Alabama, passed away 3 August. She was the widow of retired minister John Banks, who served in Alabama. John Banks

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Ohio church supports teen in production of biblical movie Uhrichsville, Ohio ( NCN News submissions ) It’s not every day the dreams of a few church youth group members turn into a feature

Costa Rica North District Superintendent Johnny Calvo described July 30 as a "happy, happy" day as he spoke to more than 150 people packed into the new sanctuary at Quebrada Grande. Another 50-plus people crowded around the exterior doors and window as Calvo told the gathering that his English

JESUS Film Harvest Partners currently has an opening for a full-time development associate/event coordinator. This position will work with the Development Department in cultivating and maintaining relationships with donors through regular communication. Primary tasks include the planning, execution

Elena Shestakova was taking an online class through European Nazarene College (EuNC) when her pregnancy was stricken with complications. Doctors confined her to a hospital bed for several weeks to protect the health of both her and her child. Fortunately for Shestakova, her class was offered online.

Jacques Balibanga recalls the dire situation when the Church of the Nazarene first entered the Democratic Republic of the Congo. “In 1990, there were many conflicts in the eastern DRC," said Balibanga, previously district superintendent to the churches in Central North Kivu, and now the education

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 31 July - 4 August 2017. Uriah Brown of Jamaica passed away 26 July. He was a minister, previously serving in Jamaica. Nadine Farish , 77, of Clarksdale, Mississippi,

Not infrequently, people think the only way they can participate in to-the-ends-of-the-earth evangelism is by flying to another country. They are wrong. “Going” is just one avenue of global mission involvement. Indeed, those who leave home to become career missionaries need a cadre of consecrated

Nazarene churches will join with congregations around the world 24 September to participate in Freedom Sunday, a day set aside for worship and prayer around the issue of human trafficking. This year, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries has partnered with the Faith Alliance Against Slavery and

Nazarene Theological Seminary announced it received a US$1.6 million gift from the Smith family to complete funding for the NTS faculty chair of evangelism. The Smith family gift combines with funds first received in 1971 from Frank A. and Gladys L. Cooper and recent gifts from NTS friends and board