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Khalil (second from left) and Randa Halaseh (far right) with their daughters. On a recent Sunday morning, the congregation of First Church of the Nazarene in Moscow, Idaho, USA, was treated to an unusual service: a Skype video interview with Khalil and Randa Halaseh, pastor couple for the Al

Nazarene churches in Jordan have been providing a place for refugees to receive love, respect, and service for the last four years. In fact, those three words are what the entire ministry is based on, according to Pastor Khalil, who serves a Nazarene congregation in Amman, Jordan. Many of the

For four years, the war in Syria has dragged on. For four years, people have hoped for peace, have lingered in their broken cities, have hung on in spite of reality, but the peace has not come. Instead, new crises have erupted — foremost, the threatening advance of ISIS. As thousands of people fled

Singing, “We will climb mountains in your name and the enemy is defeated in front of us,” several dozen attendees of the Eastern Mediterranean Field Conference gathered for worship and vision-casting meetings, deeply conscious of the conference’s theme, “For such a time as this.” With the Middle

Drenched in the late afternoon sunlight of June 12, a crowd of believers from all over Jordan - representing 11 Nazarene churches and 15 churches of other denominations - sought God's face in worship and repentance. Nazarene leaders invited evangelicals across the country to join them for what was