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Nayara Silva, a missionary in Ecuador, saw a need amongst the children on the seminary campus where she lives and took it upon herself to meet that need.

The six seminaries of the South America Region worked together to offer a course called Theological Education in Quarantine during an unprecedented time of confinement due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Billy “Rex” Ludwig, 80, passed away on 8 July 2020. He was a Nazarene missionary for over 20 years, serving in Mexico, Panama, and Brazil.

Mental Health Today, a program created by Nazarene Youth International on the Perú Norte District, has reached more than 8,000 people through a series of social media videos on mental health issues that may arise during COVID-19.

Addie Garman, 84, a retired missionary, passed away 24 May 2020. She and her husband, Larry Garman, served as Nazarene missionaries to Peru for 45 years.

The South America Region held its first virtual Explore event, helping 64 participants from 10 different countries take their first steps into the missions field.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Nazarenes from the Casa de Oración Church of the Nazarene in Cali, Colombia, decided to gather food and pack it so that they could deliver it to people in need. “Because of the social distancing measures during this time, we cannot give a hug or a hand to

Oscar Ramos was appointed superintendent of the South-Central Colombia District. The appointment was made by General Superintendent Gustavo Crocker at the district assembly, held on 8 February 2020 in Bógota. Ramos replaces Luis Meza, who has served as the district superintendent since 2008. Ramos

Jaime Pulgarin was appointed to be the new district superintendent for the Northwest Colombia District at its assembly in February. The appointment was made by General Superintendent Gustavo Crocker. The ceremony began with Teofilo Caicedo, who lead the district for 11 years, retiring after 30 years

Alberto Croce, 74, of Córdoba, Argentina, passed away 19 February 2020. He was the pastor at Villa del Dique Church of the Nazarene and a former district superintendent. Croce arrived in Córdoba on 21 March 2003 with his wife, Mabel de Croce, to start a new district in Argentina, the Mediterraneo