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The Southeast Asia Field dedicated the church building of Yangon Christian Fellowship in September. This building became possible through funding from Alabaster Offering and generous gifts from Sangamdong Church of the Nazarene, pastored by Min-Gyoo Shin, and Onnuri Church of the Nazarene, pastored

The Foundry Publishing (formerly Nazarene Publishing House Inc.) Board of Directors announced the pending retirement of Mark Brown as the president and CEO of The Foundry Publishing.

The Namibia District on the Africa South Field commemorated its 50th anniversary at the First Church of the Nazarene in Khomasdal, Windhoek.

In the small town of Saint Prix, just 40 km north of Paris, the France District held its first family camp since the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 130 people gathered under the theme One Church, One Family

Eastern Nazarene College has received accreditation for three new, fully online programs, bringing the college’s online degree offerings to seven.

In March 2020, Pastor Charles Tillman knew that his church would have to do its Sunday services differently in light of the pandemic, but he didn’t think it would require so much sweat.

When the Eurasia North Field noticed the effects of COVID-19 and war on the young adults in their churches, they decided to put together a camp. That camp helped these young adults reach out and evangelize their peers in their respective communities.

Inspired by the life and work of John Wesley, the Church of the Nazarene in Croatia, in collaboration with the Bible Institute and Global Methodist Church in Zagreb, published a book titled “The Life and Work of John Wesley,” authored by Timothy Crutcher.

Kankakee First Church of the Nazarene in Illinois is reaching its community through the game of basketball, hosting a weekly men's basketball league. The league has grown from a simple open gym concept — where anyone can show up and play basketball — to a full-fledged league with 12 teams, 120

Juliette Djebaoui has always believed in God, but at just eight years old, she suffered the trauma of being separated from her siblings. She was taken from her home in Haiti to France and adopted by a French family.