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David Busic delivered the annual Board of General Superintendents' Report during the 98th Session of the General Board 25 February. This year's General Board is being held virtually with members from 17 different time zones.

Judy Greathouse, 84, of Hermitage, Tennessee, passed away 18 January 2022. She was the widow of General Superintendent Emeritus William Greathouse.

Dorothy Diehl, 85, of Lakewood, Colorado, passed away 30 August 2021, after battling dementia. She is the wife of General Superintendent Emeritus Jim Diehl.

The provisions of the current Manual remain effective until modified by the 30th General Assembly, scheduled to convene in June of 2023, and a new version is announced by the Board of General Superintendents.

The Board of General Superintendents elected Dr. Bonnie Perry to serve as general editor for the Church of the Nazarene. Perry succeeds Frank Moore, who has been serving since 2013 and will be retiring on 1 June.

In the Book of Numbers, Chapter 13, we read that Moses sent 12 spies to check out the real estate of Canaan. God had already promised that He would give the land to the Hebrews. Moses sent the 12 simply to gather information, not to form opinions. He assigned them to go and see what the land looked

The Board of General Superintendents is inviting Nazarenes from around the world to A Celebration of Grace, a 24-hour global worship service on Sunday, 27 June 2021. The hour-long service will focus on the new denominational discipleship initiative, Nazarene Discipleship: A Journey of Grace.

We suffer with those who are suffering, and we cry out on behalf of our world, for we desire for all people to see God's salvation, and we hope to see transformation in our world. Do not lose heart. Consider the full picture!

The Board of General Superintendents announced a new denominational initiative, Nazarene Discipleship: A Journey of Grace, to provide a framework for discipleship in the Church of the Nazarene.

All over the world, COVID-19 is imposing changes to many ways of life. Undoubtedly, our learning is one of those places where we are able to notice the pandemic's altering power.