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Arabic TV program teaches holiness

Follow Me, a Christian television program, airs live shows every week throughout several Arabic speaking countries, bringing the gospel to many areas where Christians cannot easily share their faith. Read more

Beirut church hosts community Pentecost celebration

Beirut Church of the Nazarene in Lebanon partnered with a nearby African evangelical church to hold a community Pentecost celebration. More than 170 people gathered to sing, pray, and hear the gospel, and many people asked for more information about the church. Read more

The price for serving refugees: Family forced to become refugees themselves

Lela* and her husband were happy as part of their church’s thriving ministry to the many refugees who had fled fighting to find peace in their area. Then, their family was threatened. Read more

A life with meaning

A young man in Lebanon lost hope for his future when he learned a devastating secret and a friend tragically died. He spiraled into addiction until a caring Nazarene pastor stepped into his life. Read more

Eurasia Nazarenes share experiences at GA, regional sites

Church of the Nazarene members from across the Eurasia Region share their experiences at the 2017 General Assembly and Conventions.  Read more

Syrian refugee discovers Christ through Lebanon church

Naseef was studying economics at a Syrian university when a civil war broke out in 2011, shattering that dream. Read more

Shaping minds with knowledge and hearts with love

“Shaping minds with knowledge and hearts with love,” is the motto of the Nazarene Evangelical School, in Beirut, Lebanon. And that's not just empty words – it’s a vision made reality. Read more

Giving our best

"About 20 percent of what we receive in the shipments is not fit to be sold to our clients. The items are damaged, stained or not in good condition." "Twenty percent?" I repeated, disbelieving. "Yes, and it cost $5,000 to get the shipment through customs." Read more