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When Galena began attending School of Promise, it seemed clear that she was hearing each Bible story for the first time. Now, her faith has grown and she is sharing it with her parents.

The Chapman International College Board of Regents announced the appointment of Joel Kim as the new vice-chancellor.

Arnel Piliin has been appointed the new field strategy coordinator for Philippines-Micronesia. He will succeed Stephen Gualberto, who has served in the role since 2011.

Christine Dialing, a Nazarene missionary serving in Thailand, recently used a squid ink painting to help fund her ministry. Dialing is a sponsored missionary serving as a teacher at the School of Promise in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Nearly 500 youth from the Philippines-Micronesia Field gathered through Zoom for a unique Nazarene Youth Conference, including discussions of the current COVID-19 pandemic and how Christians should respond.

When Glendora Community Church of the Nazarene was unable to travel to Chuuk for a missions trip due to the COVID-19 pandemic, team members quickly revised their plans to make the most of the situation.

Ruby Henderson, 83, of Hastings, Nebraska, passed away 17 May 2020. She served with her husband, Richard Henderson, as a church planter in Minnesota, Kansas, and Nebraska, and as a missionary in Napier, New Zealand.

The Church of the Nazarene in Cambodia has grown so fast that churches were facing a shortage of Bibles for their congregations. Now, they have been equipped with more Bibles and other resources.

This is a first-hand account from Lynette Cherry, who pastors Pueblo First Church of the Nazarene in Pueblo, Colorado. Lynette and her team recently returned from a Work & Witness trip in the Philippines. Have you ever considered the possibility that you are right in the center of a window of

Three retired teachers have accepted a call to missions in Papua New Guinea, embracing life outside of the United States and all of the challenges that come with it. Kathy Smedley was always interested in missions, but she had never been outside of the United States except for brief trips over the