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Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Fire at Massachusetts compassionate ministry center destroys cottage Hingham, Massachusetts ( The Patriot Ledger , February 26) A family that was staying at Washington Street cottage

Shortly after the Royals made the July 28 trade that would put Ben Zobrist in one of their jerseys, his mother, Cindi, scoured through tubs of keepsakes for a throwback version: A weathered Royals T-shirt fit for a toddler, circa 1985, inscribed with “BEN 1” on the back. She finally unearthed it

Larry Lott (bottom row, second from left) was a member of the denomination's Black Ministries Strategic Readiness Committee. Larry Lott, pastor of the Blue Hills Community Church of the Nazarene in Kansas City, Missouri, passed away July 13 after serving as Blue Hills church pastor for 38 years. He

Drexel, Missouri Leaders from the Drexel, Missouri, Church of the Nazarene thought they might have to close due to low attendance and a slim budget, but they were not ready to give up. Now they are experiencing a resurgence, and the spirit of enthusiasm is palpable. The difference? Ministry students

The USA/Canada Regional Office announced last week that Kansas City, Missouri, will host Mission 2015 (M15), the region's mid-quadrennial conference. M15 is the region's largest all-church gathering between general assemblies and will take place February 9 through 11, 2015. The conference theme,

The USA/Canada Regional Office announced Kansas City, Missouri, as the site for Mission 2015 (M15), the region's mid-quadrennial conference. M15 is the denomination's largest gathering between general assemblies and will take place February 9 through 11, 2015. The conference theme, "Honoring the

Nazarene Theological Seminary elected Carla Sunberg as its 10th president on January 3. Sunberg, the first woman president in the school's history, was elected on the first ballot and accepted the election. She assumes duties as NTS president immediately. The election came as the culmination of

Roy Campbell was one of the first firefighters to respond to the July 17, 1981, Hyatt Regency collapse in Kansas City, Missouri. What he experienced that night changed his life. Reports said 114 people died and 216 were injured when the fourth-floor skywalk collapsed, causing a chain reaction that

Nazarene Theological Seminary and the Lamb’s Church of the Nazarene have developed a collaborative program that will bring seminary students to New York City to study within that multicultural, urban setting for a full academic year. In early July, representatives from NTS met with Pastors Gabriel

Following nearly four weeks of prayer and dialogue, Bethany, Oklahoma, First Church of the Nazarene Senior Pastor David Busic informed the Nazarene Theological Seminary Board of Trustees that he will decline his election as president. Chair of the NTS Board, Jeren Rowell said, "Our process of