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Nearly 600 people gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Church of the Nazarene in Ecuador. The celebration included a ministry fair where all ministry coordinators and their teams displayed their work and invited attendees to get involved by using their gifts and talents to serve in the

After two years of ministry in Sevilla Don Bosco, Macas, Ecuador, a portable chapel was installed 26 August in order to begin hosting church services. The ministry began when members of a Church of the Nazarene in a nearby community offered programs to pregnant women and children for two years.

Keren Chuiza's passion for children's discipleship rubbed off on others and has helped expand the ministry in Cuenca, Ecuador, and inspired those on the Sierra SUR District to step up as well.

More than 65 leaders of 24 churches in Ecuador held the first youth leadership summit for the relaunch of the Sismo Juvenil (Youth Earthquake), which is a support to the ministry of the youth in the Sierra Centro District.

A group of 24 members of the Fischer family visited Ecuador to honor the legacy of former Nazarene, Vern Fischer. They joined members of Iglesia del Nazareno Dios Eterno in Riobamba, Ecuador, in expanding the church’s sanctuary.

Students from the Nazarene International Language Institute program joined the work of building chapels and remodeling buildings at the Nazarene Theological Seminary of South America on 20 April 2022.

The Church of the Nazarene’s South America Region has held ordination services since October 2021 in different countries of the region, ordaining 253 men and women as pastors and deacons.

The Sierra Centro District in Ecuador distributed more than 7,000 tablets to children from churches around the district. The tablets were acquired as part of a district strategy for the holistic development of children in this part of the country.

Torrential rainfall caused flooding on 31 January in the areas of La Comuna and La Gasca near Quito, Ecuador. Members of Iglesia del Nazareno Restauración aided the victims with both physical and emotional support.

Three churches in Ecuador have teamed up to help build houses for three low-income families who were on the verge of homelessness or were already there.