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Flood waters damage thousands of homes in North Dakota, Nazarene families included in the disaster
Flood waters receded slightly Monday in Minot, North Dakota, where 4,000 homes flooded and a quarter of the city's 40,000 residents are
Church representatives attend conference on combating sexual exploitation
Psychologists call Internet pornography the “new crack cocaine” and youth are especially vulnerable in today’s cyber-saturated society.
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Lawsuit decision saves pastors from negative economic impact
Filed in 2009, the Freedom from Religion Foundation sought to end the favorable tax treatment granted to U.S. clergy with regard to their church
Trevecca has celebration for Hispanic high school graduates
Trevecca Nazarene University and Nashville community stakeholders had the 4th Annual Hispanic Student Graduation Celebration and Parent
Film about man's testimony leads to national award
Inversion Productions won a 2011 Telly Award for its short film about a man whose life was changed through the Church of the Nazarene.
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Former missionary Paula St. John passes away
Former Nazarene missionary Paula K. (Skiles) St. John of Olathe, Kansas, passed away June 22. She was 60.
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NYC 2011 workshop options
Nazarene Youth Conference 2011 - A World Unbroken is right around the corner. Organizers are excited about what God is already doing, and what
Asia-Pacific installs new director of Manila communications center
The Asia-Pacific Region installed Kwon Dong-Hwan as the new director of the Manila-based World Mission Communications Center (WMC-AP).
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Authorities to resume search for missing Canadian man
Authorities will resume the search for a Canadian man who went missing in March in Nevada's high desert mountains.
Albert Chretien, 59, of
MidAmerica's new sexual addictions treatment certification program first in U.S.
In August, MidAmerica Nazarene University will offer the U.S.'s first Sexual Addictions Treatment Provider Certification Program from a faith
