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Rebecca Moisio has served as a cross-cultural worker in Georgia for the past year. Previously, she served as a media missionary on the Eurasia Region communication team, based in Manchester, England. She has also served the Nazarene church in the Philippines. This story is a first-hand account of

A series of tornadoes left extensive damage and killed at least 24 people in middle Tennessee, USA, in early March. More than 140 buildings were destroyed, and the trail of destruction spanned several counties. Response from the Church of the Nazarene has been focused in two districts that were hit

A Work & Witness team from the West Texas District served at the southern border in Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico. The team consisted of 14 people representing five district churches. The team worked during the mornings with local congregations at the district convention and camp. They helped prepare

Jaime Pulgarin was appointed to be the new district superintendent for the Northwest Colombia District at its assembly in February. The appointment was made by General Superintendent Gustavo Crocker. The ceremony began with Teofilo Caicedo, who lead the district for 11 years, retiring after 30 years

Lakeland, Florida - When Francisco Ayala packed up his van to help the nearby community of Mulberry, Florida, after Hurricane Irma, he was unknowingly sowing seeds for a compassionate ministry that is now impacting hundreds in the Lakeland area. Ayala is the pastor of Nuevo Comienzo Church of the

Judith (Martin) Henske, 78, of Beaverton, Oregon, passed away 14 February 2020. She was a retired missionary, serving in Japan. Judy was born 13 April 1941, the third child of the late Mary and Theodore “Ted” E. Martin, who was Nazarene pastor and evangelist. Ted was a member of the General Board of

More than 60 leaders from Haiti gathered for an evangelism and church planting workshop from 18 to 20 February at the Nazarene Seminary in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. At the Evangelism with Passion training, they shared ideas at roundtable discussions and were trained on how to prepare mentors for church

In 1983, an Argentine couple arrived at Seminario Nazareno de las Américas (SENDAS) following God’s call to prepare for ministry in the Church of the Nazarene. Eduardo Alejandro Lelli and Graciela Monica Portini de Lelli spent three formative years growing, learning, and serving in the SENDAS

Alberto Croce, 74, of Córdoba, Argentina, passed away 19 February 2020. He was the pastor at Villa del Dique Church of the Nazarene and a former district superintendent. Croce arrived in Córdoba on 21 March 2003 with his wife, Mabel de Croce, to start a new district in Argentina, the Mediterraneo

In the midst of the national crisis in Venezuela, the Lagos District is seeing an exciting new phenomenon take place as the district looks to plant new churches in two parts of the country with no Nazarene presence. Multiple members of the district’s evangelism ministry have been mobilized with the