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Central Church of the Nazarene in Lenexa, Kansas, held its third annual Christmas Light Drive Thru, where over 2,000 people from the community came to experience the story of Jesus' birth told through lights and dramatization.

Living Water Falls Church of the Nazarene, a Church Type Mission in Harare, Zimbabwe, held its 3rd Vacation Bible School (VBS). The 2022 VBS was their first in-person service, with 21 children, ages 2–12, in attendance.

Chapman International College (CIC) held the installation ceremony for its sixth chancellor, Marcos G. Eugenio, on 8 November 2022. Eugenio was elected as CIC chancellor 1 April 2021, but COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns delayed the formal installation.

More than four times a week, Don Pardew makes his way out into the various homeless encampments in Kansas City, Missouri. He brings food, blankets, propane heaters, coats, and more to hand out through his ministry, I Have a Name or I.H.A.N. Pardew’s efforts began during the COVID-19 pandemic when he

Footballers (soccer players) of all ages gathered in Ireland and Lebanon to put on two football tournaments to raise money for the Nazarene Evangelical School – Lebanon. The tournament raised much-needed support for the school and its ministries as it supports its community during the ongoing

A new church, Casa Nazarena, was organized in the city of Trinidad, Bolivia. The church, led by Pastors Gary and Jessica Olguín, had its sanctuary dedicated in memory of missionaries Larry and Judy Webb.

GNECsis, the Church of the Nazarene’s custom student information system, has allowed more than a dozen Nazarene higher education institutions to secure their information long-term and provide ease of use with 24/7 support.

More than 1,000 people from 21 countries gathered in Panama City, Panama, for MAX 22, the Mesoamerica regional conference.

Evansdale Hope Church of the Nazarene might be small, but its reach into its Iowa community is mighty. At this year’s Bless Evansdale Day, the church of just over 30 people served more than 600 community members with a school supply giveaway, haircuts, and food.

Nazarene youth in India didn’t let COVID-19 stop them from training as church leaders. They merely found ways to reach even more youth, who are so excited about what they’re learning that they’re initiating their own peer groups for spiritual growth.