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The Church of the Nazarene is reaching out to Burmese immigrants living in Thailand through home churches. Nearly 70.2 percent (1.5 million) of Burmese citizens who reside outside Myanmar live in Thailand, according to report by Australian AID . For the first time, four newly formed Burmese home

Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College, located in Chaing Mai, Thailand, announced its first extension program, located in Karen State, Myanmar. The program is headed by SEANBC Academic Dean Dinga and Yangon Campus Dean of Students Enkawla, who are together teaching two courses. Students from four

Donghwan "Bill" Kwon was unanimously elected 18 August to serve as chancellor of Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College. In his role, Kwon will give leadership and oversight to the academic and fiscal administration, along with overseeing planning and development and curriculum. “Dr. Bill Kwon is an

South Asia Field Strategy Coordinator David Phillips was diagnosed with colon cancer this week in Bangkok, Thailand. The tumor was discovered during a regular check-up. The cancer does not appear to have spread throughout his body. "Please pray for David and [his wife,] Naomi as they finish up some

Pastor Siripawn has met many mission teams during her ministry in Chiang Mai, Thailand, but a recent group stood out as unique. From May 16 to June 7, 12 Olivet Nazarene University students joined Pastor Siripawn in ministering and discipling locals in Chiang Mai and Maetang. “God really used them