Mesoamerica

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Children's missionary camp hosted in Trinidad & Tobago

Around 60 children recently participated in a Children's Missionary Camp in Trinidad and Tobago, learning about Jesus, His love for the world, and needs in other countries. Read more

180 receive Christ at Mexico rehabilitation center

Hilda, a new Christian, felt called to minister to patients at an addiction rehabilitation center where her son is being treated. With the help of other church members, 180 patients accepted Jesus as their Savior in a single night. Read more

Nazarenes help donate 126 water filters to rural Nicaragua communities

The Church of the Nazarene helped donate 126 water filters to families in two rural Nicaragua communities. Read more

Flags of the Nations: Nicaragua

Each week, the Church of the Nazarene's Global Ministry Center proudly flies a flag of one of the many nations in which the denomination is present in ministry. This week's flag: Nicaragua, Mesoamerica Region. Click "read more" for more information about the Church of the Nazarene in Nicaragua, including what year the church entered the country and how many members are there today. Read more

Dominican Republic, Haiti youth collaborate on missions event

More than 50 youth from the Dominican Republic and Haiti joined to serve in the first Maximum Mission event on the Church of the Nazarene's Dominican Republic East District from 9 to 11 March. Read more

A turning point in history

Resurrection Sunday is a turning point in all of human history and opens up to us the possibility of participating in the life of our holy God. Read more

Project Paul expands to eastern Mexico

A group of volunteer missionaries from the five zones of the Mexico East District came together in February and March to participate in Project Paul. Nearly 350 people received Christ as a result.  Read more

Training workshop leads to salvation for unintentional participant

At a recent training workshop, organizers assumed that the attendees were all there to participate in the project, but one man arrived for the first time without knowing what the activity was about. Read more