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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

When numbers are reported about the global water crisis — almost one in every 10 people lacks access to safe drinking water — the U.S. is not the first country to come to mind. But for tens of thousands of people in Flint, Michigan, a water crisis is a daily reality. Since April 2014, lead has

On February 14, Nazarene congregations around the globe are committing to stand against human trafficking through participation in Freedom Sunday . Last year, more than 200 congregations worldwide participated in the event through prayer, worship, preaching, and support of church-based anti

Photo by Teanna Sunberg Eurasia Region and global Nazarene Compassionate Ministries leaders met with representatives from the Eastern Mediterranean, Central Europe, and Northern Europe fields in early December for the first phase of a plan to develop a coordinated strategy for engaging refugees as

Only one wall of Fartura Church of the Nazarene was left standing after the storm. A severe storm hit the south portion of Brazil’s Piauí state November 26, leaving a trail of destruction in several municipalities. One of the most affected areas was the town of Fartura, where the Fartura Church of

With the help of Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Pastor Salustiano and members of the congregation were able to replace the roof of Barra de Navidad Church of the Nazarene in Jalisco, Mexico. The roof was damaged by the strong winds of Hurricane Patricia. Construction began in early November and

Photos by Christian Bangert Six months after deadly earthquakes devastated Nepal, killing more than 8,000 people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless, local Nazarene churches continue to respond to ongoing needs. On April 25, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake demolished 500,000 homes and killed more

Days after Typhoon Koppu hit the northern Philippines, families within the Church of the Nazarene and beyond are still facing the devastation of both their homes and livelihoods from the weather and flooding. Typhoon Lando, as it is called locally, hit the central and northern areas of the island of

At the center of an ancient valley in Kenya, the Nyamasaria River brings to life everything for miles. The flow sustains crops, livestock, and the residents of surrounding villages. Next to this river is where Nancy* and her husband began a shared life. Here, they planted their first ears of corn,

On one of the most difficult days of their lives, John and Lisa Mollett called their pastors. John had been diagnosed with stage 4 throat cancer, and the couple needed the prayers of their church family at Turkey Creek Church of the Nazarene in Martin County, Kentucky. What they weren’t expecting