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Churches in Oaxaca have stepped up to serve community members who have experienced hard times during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kenmore Community Church of the Nazarene should be on a missions trip to Nicaragua this week. Instead, the church has been using the supplies they gathered for the trip to fill needs in their local community. When the coronavirus pandemic closed down most of the United States, leadership at Kenmore

The Church was born to give witness to the good news of Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit gives the Church a voice to share the gospel to every generation, even to the ends of the earth.

Before the IRS issued a single stimulus check, a group of generous Nazarenes came together to provide for Nazarene evangelists, who have essentially been furloughed from all of their speaking engagements.

Five churches are currently working through the government's Economic Kitchen project to serve hot food to hundreds of families in 11 vulnerable communities.

His Mission, a ministry to homeless and low-income families in Winter Haven, Florida, stepped up its services during the COVID-19 pandemic, including offering shower and laundry services.

Elisa Quej Cho was looking forward to her quinceñera, but when party plans were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, she decided to use the party money to buy food for those in need.

The South America Region held its first virtual Explore event, helping 64 participants from 10 different countries take their first steps into the missions field.

Stay-at-home orders put into effect in most countries are requiring Nazarene JESUS Film teams to adapt their ministry methods while seeking to meet the needs of their local communities.

Statesville Church of the Nazarene has ministered to local veterans in a variety of ways over the past 20 years, and Pastor Frank Turner has sought ways to continue that ministry amid the COVID-19 outbreak. One of the church’s main outreaches is a bi-weekly food pantry that is part of the Piedmont