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It started in 2009 with feeding a hot, homemade meal every Thursday evening to about 100 people in the 18th district of Paris, France. Today, the Paris food ministry has evolved from weekly hot meals to a multi-pronged ministry of compassion that reaches people in need across the city with food, the

Back to the Bible has invested nearly $5 million in the research and development of a mobile app called goTandem. The proprietary technology in the goTandem mobile app tailors daily Scripture passages to the user’s spiritual strengths and areas of needed growth based on an optional assessment each

Multicultural Ministries recently received the following report from Benedito Monteiro about the Multicultural Portuguese Conference: Behind the scenes and in preparation for the event, about 10 pastors and ministers from the Portuguese-speaking churches met four times during a period of six months

J. Michael Crabtree J. Michael Crabtree, associate vice president for University Advancement at Southern Nazarene University, officially retired June 30. Crabtree received his bachelor's in music education and a master's in language arts from Southern Nazarene University in 1972 and 1976,

The Immigration Resource Center of San Gabriel Valley , an extension of Mountainside Communion Church of the Nazarene and community partners, announced it received federal recognition by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) June 12 to be an authorized site for immigration legal services. By law,

Craig Burgess (top left) and Richard Keys (bottom right) from Genius Division, Ian Newton (bottom middle) from Church of the Nazarene, Liz Bestall (bottom left) from Horizon Community College and the students. An enthusiastic group of Year 10 students have been meeting at Horizon Community College

In just a few short days, youth from across the USA/Canada Region will converge on Louisville, Kentucky, for Nazarene Youth Conference 2015: Thy Kingdom Come . The quadrennial conference brings together thousands of high school students for five days of worship, discipleship, and community service.

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

( Also available in Spanish ) The Panama Central District recently held a Passing the Torch conference for local youth. The event began June 12 with a service featuring Milton Gay, Nazarene Youth International coordinator for the Mesoamerica Region. That same night, the much-anticipated passing of

Effective July 1, Trevecca Nazarene University’s College of Lifelong Learning officially changed its name to the School of Graduate and Continuing Studies (SGCS). The title was changed to serve as a more accurate description of the unit’s functions, the types of services it offers, and the academic