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More than 30 young people on the Costa Rica North District met together recently for a Maximum Mission event August 20 in Irigaray. The group did community work, house evangelism, and organized activities for the children. The group also delivered food baskets to families in need, who were grateful

Last fall, Trevecca Nazarene University announced a plan to repurpose existing buildings on the former Volunteer Express Trucking site to create a state-of-the-art music building. Construction on the new building, The Center for Music and Worship Arts, officially began in January 2016. Barring

Nazarene educators from Brazil gathered at Nazarene Theological Seminary of Brazil August 5 and 6 to work together in theological education and make plans for the future of the institution. There were representatives from the country's districts, including decentralized theological education

The Ambrose University Board of Governors appointed Roland Laing as chancellor. Laing has worked as barrister in a wide range of contexts since 1971 and he brings a depth of legal and leadership expertise to the position. His experience across provincial and federal courts, including the Supreme

The community drama club’s first rehearsals in a rural village of Bulgaria were so full of hostility and arguing that one might think the real drama was offstage. Widespread conflict and mutual suspicion between Roma children and their elderly Bulgarian neighbors had been the norm until about two

Students from Batesville, Arkansas, High School meet with Romanian high school students through Skype. A brainstorming session between two Nazarene friends resulted in a ground-breaking, globe-spanning experiment. It united two groups of students from Batesville, Arkansas, and Sighisoara, Romania,

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received August 22-26, 2016. Susanna "Olga" Coetzer , 96, of Upington, South Africa, passed away August 17. She was a retired missionary, serving in South Africa. She was

Prayer is requested for Michigan District Superintendent John Seaman, who was recently diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Seaman was hospitalized last week in Tennessee while visiting family. He has since returned home to Michigan and underwent surgery Wednesday. That night, John’s wife, Linda,

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Members from Tulsa Hills Church of the Nazarene traveled to Louisiana to assist with flood relief. Oklahoma church members assist Louisiana flood victims Tulsa, Oklahoma ( KJRH , August 25)

Chris Crawford demonstrates taping techniques for a shoulder injury during a class at MNU. The U.S. Paralympic Swimming Team will compete with 176 other countries in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and a MidAmerica Nazarene University professor will assist the team. Chris Crawford, assistant professor and