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The South America Region recently held two training seminars hosted by the Wesleyan Institute of Nazarene Identity to develop and strengthen skills, knowledge, and experience among outstanding leaders on the region. The first was held 13-15 November on the campus of South America Nazarene

The El Caujaro Church of the Nazarene in San Francisco, Venezuela, completed an outreach project to plant a church-type mission in the Caminos de Jesús neighborhood. The project was part of the South America Region’s Living the Great Commission initiative. Church members first received training in

Venezuela First District Evangelism Coordinator Alfredo Gómez and his team opened a new church-type mission 11 October in the Amazon State. The mission is located in the La Florida neighborhood in the city of Puerto Ayacucho. After months of prayer, District Superintendent Jimmy De Gouveia and Gómez

More than 550 people from the Venezuela First, Llanos, Andean, Lake, and Center districts attended the Equipped for Living Nazarene camp, held 28 August to 1 September in Jiraquito, Venezuela. This year, the camp’s mission was to build up a committed and passionate generation to follow God's call

Churches across Venezuela are continuing to reach out to their communities despite the current economic crisis . At least 60 Vacation Bible Schools representing 75 percent of the country’s organized churches have been planned through September. Many residents have emigrated from the country in

Jesus the Hope Church of the Nazarene in Carrizal, Venezuela, began A Handful of Love and Hope, a monthly service project to help combat the food crisis in Venezuela. The project was announced in December when the church asked their community to bring handfuls of corn flour to make bollitos (a

As part of a movement to promote ministerial growth and development, the Venezuela national coordinators spoke at the conventions and district assemblies of the Andean, Lake, Central, First, and Plains districts from 2 February to 2 March. The leaders explained the purpose of their work and shared

At first, Carmen thought of the Saturday church services at the Church of the Nazarene in El Llanito, Venezuela, as an activity for her children. A single mother without a permanent job, she was overwhelmed with looking for work and finding odd jobs to scrape by. With her children out of the house,

The Church of the Nazarene is responding across Venezuela, where food shortages have increased prices and made it difficult for many people to eat. One church is preparing "Bags of Love" with food staples to distribute to the neediest families in the congregations and in the neighborhood. The church

When you have nothing, God becomes your everything. God becomes your economy. Your doctor. Your counselor. “The churches [in Venezuela] are growing because they offer hope to the lost, to the people in poverty,” Pastor Jimmy De Gouveia said. “We have learned to pray for God to work supernaturally in