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Regional writers’ conference supports emphasis on local literature creation

The South America Region recently hosted its first writers’ conference to train and support local pastors, educators, and leaders. The event is the fifth held in locations around the world to encourage the creation of materials on Nazarene identity, discipleship, and pastoral formation in various cultures. Read more

Peru theology conference teaches Christlike discipleship

More than 100 faculty members, local pastors, and other guests received tools and insights to facilitate better discipleship at a theological conference hosted by Peru Nazarene Theological Seminary. Read more

Peru Central district superintendent passes away

Josué Fenco Flores, superintendent of the Peru Central District, passed away 2 September at the age of 60. Read more

NYI hosts youth camp in Peru

More than 300 young adults participated in the Peru Cajamarca District youth camp, held in Celedín, Perú, from 8 to 11 August. Read more

Peru youth encouraged to continue living out faith

More than 50 children and young adults from the Pucallpa, Tocache, and Huánuco regions of Peru gathered from 2 to 5 August for a camp called God’s Not Dead. Read more

Flags of the Nations: Peru

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: Peru, South America Region. Click "read more" for information on the country, including what year the denomination entered Peru and how many Nazarenes there are there today.  Read more

South America Region requests prayer as torrential rains continue

Torrential rains along the northwest coast of South America have led to floods and mudslides over the last two months, leaving thousands homeless in Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia.  Read more

Nazarene churches affected by catastrophic flooding in Peru

Torrential rains in Peru continue to cause catastrophic flooding and mudslides. An estimated 700,000 people are now homeless, and more than 90 people have died. Nazarenes are among those most affected. Read more