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Chile Nazarene Bible Seminary Chile Nazarene Bible Seminary celebrated eight graduates in a ceremony held 17 November in Santiago, Chile. The ceremony was attended by a number of leaders from the region, including Southern Cone Field Strategy Coordinator Juan Jose Zani, Regional Education

The Church of the Nazarene in Peru held a national pastors’ retreat 23-27 October in the Cerrado Ayaymama Colosseum in Moyobamba. The retreat was called “At a Steady Pace” and was organized by the Peru National Board of the Church of the Nazarene. More than 600 pastors and leaders from all over the

José E. David Balcázar Medina was inaugurated as superintendent for the Peru Central District 3 October at the Pueblo Libre Church of the Nazarene in Lima. Field Strategy Coordinator Segundo Rimarachín stood in for General Superintendent David Busic in presiding over the ceremony. The appointment

The South America Region recently hosted its first writers’ conference to train and support local pastors, educators, and leaders. The event is the fifth held in locations around the world to encourage the creation of materials on Nazarene identity, discipleship, and pastoral formation in various

More than 100 faculty members, local pastors, and other guests received tools and insights to facilitate better discipleship at a theological conference hosted by Peru Nazarene Theological Seminary. The conference, held 6-8 September, featured Frank Moore, general editor for the Church of the

Josué Fenco Flores, superintendent of the Peru Central District, passed away 2 September at the age of 60. Fenco was ordained in 2000 and served as a pastor throughout Peru before he was appointed district superintendent earlier this year. “He took on this responsibility with much love,” said Oscar

Nazarene Youth International of the Peru Cajamarca District hosted a youth camp in Celedín, Perú, from 8 to 11 August. The camp was held at the Coronel Cortegana educational institute where more than 300 young adults participated. The speakers were Luis Muro and Cester Gamonal Flores, who discussed

More than 50 children and young adults from the Pucallpa, Tocache, and Huánuco regions of Peru gathered for a four-day camp called God’s Not Dead. The Peru Central East District Nazarene Youth International hosted the camp 2-5 August in Huánuco. The main discussion topics were forgiveness, God’s

A neighborhood is destroyed after flooding and mudslides caused by heavy rains in Mocoa, Colombia on April 3. (Reuters photo) Torrential rains along the northwest coast of South America have led to floods and mudslides over the last two months, leaving thousands homeless in Peru, Ecuador, and

Torrential rains in Peru continue to cause catastrophic flooding and mudslides. An estimated 700,000 people are now homeless, and more than 90 people have died. Nazarenes are among those most affected. The flooding reached five of Peru’s Nazarene districts , which are home to 267 local Nazarene