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The Nazarene youth of Paraguay participated in a nationwide camp from 28-30 January with "Prevail" as its theme. Over 100 youth from the three districts (South, Central, and North) made their way to the camp in Encarnación, Paraguay.

The Paraguay South District served over 200 families through a Manos de Amor (Hands of Love) event in the town of Isla Ro’y Villalbin on 21 August. Churches from Encarnación, Misiones, and Ñeembucú went out into the community to serve the people and teach the gospel.

Cristo Rey, a soccer school in the Central District of Paraguay, is educating athletes in a holistic manner. Recently, the school produced its first professional player.

When the COVID-19 pandemic made working and meeting in person impossible for pastors in the South Cone Field, Field Strategy Coordinator Alessandro Polonio and his wife, Christiane, had to get creative.

Churches on the Paraguay Central District partnered to create five cafeterias to provide hot meals for families affected by joblessness during the COVID-19 pandemic. The cafeterias provide more than 1,300 plates of food each week.

Recently 190 children were ministered to in the cities of San Ignacio Misiones, Barrio San Pedro, and the areas of San Pablo, San Javier, San Antonio, and the neighboring city of Santa Rosa, through the "Happy Box."

The Church of the Nazarene in Caacupemi, Paraguay, is beginning to have in-person services again, and the church hosted a Maximum Missions event to announce the reopening.

Over 100 youth from the Paraguay Central District participated in the Paraguay On Fire Camp, held 10-12 January 2020 in the city of Caacupé. The devotionals and preaching were provided by Juan Meza, Astrid Mayta, Mercedes Villalba, Marcos Muñoz, and Yoan Camacaro, with subjects including sexuality,

Yoan and Astrid Camacaro recently accepted the call to be missionaries for the Church of the Nazarne in Paraguay after serving as pastors in Ecuador for more than five years. Both Yohan and Astrid are humble and willing to follow God’s lead wherever it might take them; however, their call to

Paraguay declared a state of emergency after more than 40,000 people were displaced 9 May when torrential rain led to severe flooding. At least six people and nearly 450,000 farm animals were killed. Several Nazarene churches in the area were affected, including both the Isla Umbú Church of the