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A Nazarene Medical Brigade shared God's love with others through healthcare services on Saturday, May 23, 2025, at the El Recreo Iglesia del Nazareno in Chiapas, Mexico. The brigade included a general practitioner, a dentist, and 20 volunteers.

For six intensive days, young people eager to learn about technology gathered at the Nazarene Theological Seminary Convention Center in Guatemala City to take part in a unique experience: the CREACOM Communications Camp.

More than 70 participants, from Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM), Nazarene Discipleship International (NDI), Nazarene Missions International (NMI), Nazarene Youth International (NYI), pastors, and the district superintendent gathered to strengthen the call to missions through integrated

NCM Mesoamerica leaders met in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to strengthen their team, renew their vision, and reaffirm their commitment to children and communities in the region.

More than 100 women from the Central District of Costa Rica participated in the "Take Care of Yourself" retreat, held at Casa de Dios in San José from 7-8 March 2025.

The Mexico Western District hosted its first women’s conference 15 March, titled Conectadas (Connected). This event brought together 220 women to reaffirm the importance of maintaining a deep connection with God and one another.

The Mesoamerica Region celebrated a historic milestone by organizing the new Cuba Centro District. Beatriz Reyes Silvente was elected as superintendent, becoming the first woman to hold this position in Cuba.

The year 2025 began with the intensive training of Genesis missionaries in the Dominican Republic, which prepared three young people passionate about the mission: Emanuel Guerrero from Honduras, Icsa Taisigue from Nicaragua, and Teresa De Cuesta from Mexico, who had previously participated in

A life-changing visit occurred at the Jireh Holisitic Development Center (HDC) led by Raxruhá Iglesia del Nazareno in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Approximately 100 children—beneficiaries of the HDC program and neighbors of the community—received medical care, medicines, and vitamins adapted to their

From 16-18 January, more than 250 leaders of Nazarene Missions International, pastors, and district superintendents from along Mexico’s southern border gathered in Tapachula, Chiapas, to strengthen their training in missions.