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The Resource Center for Pastoral Leadership at Southern Nazarene University recently hosted two equipping events for pastors. Taking place during Clergy Appreciation Month, the semiannual Pastor’s Forum was held on the SNU campus in Bethany, Oklahoma, and live-streamed to pastors in multiple states

Shortly after the Royals made the July 28 trade that would put Ben Zobrist in one of their jerseys, his mother, Cindi, scoured through tubs of keepsakes for a throwback version: A weathered Royals T-shirt fit for a toddler, circa 1985, inscribed with “BEN 1” on the back. She finally unearthed it

Former Mount Vernon and Trevecca Nazarene University dean of students and faculty member John J. Donoho passed away October 22. John and his wife, Lora Donoho, served respectively as dean of students and director of Athletics at MVNU from 1975 to their joint retirement in 1990. John was born March 6

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

Korean pastors and leaders from across the USA/Canada Region gathered at Chicago First Korean Church of the Nazarene for a time of learning and sharing at the 2015 Korean Pastors’ Conference. The keynote speaker, JooSeob Lee, president of the Institute of the Biblical Geography, presented insights

The world was a dark and sometimes hopeless place for Godson Bahabwa during the 12 years that he lived in the Osire Refugee Camp in Namibia. Violence that started in the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 spilled across the borders into neighboring countries, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo,

Photos by Christian Bangert Six months after deadly earthquakes devastated Nepal, killing more than 8,000 people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless, local Nazarene churches continue to respond to ongoing needs. On April 25, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake demolished 500,000 homes and killed more

50 students participated in this year's Amazing Race: Mission Edition. From October 16 to 18, 50 students and adult leaders met at Lake Placid Camp & Conference Center for the third Amazing Race: Mission Edition, sponsored by the two Florida districts' Nazarene Missions International and Nazarene

Abundant Life Church of the Nazarene in Columbia, South Carolina. Hurricane Joaquin steered clear of the mainland U.S. last month, but the heavy rainfall associated with the storm didn’t. As record rain fell on the U.S. East Coast, South Carolina experienced unprecedented flooding. The floods closed

Southern Nazarene University President Loren Gresham announced the university will publish a newly revised magazine to reach its alumni, friends, and supporters across the U.S. and around the world. The magazine will be released just prior to SNU's annual Homecoming celebration, November 6 and 7.