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Hoyle C. Thomas, a former Nazarene minister who led two districts as superintendent, passed away Wednesday. He was 91. Born in Charlotte, North Carolina, Thomas was a 1941 graduate of what is now Southern Nazarene University and in 1980 Northwest Nazarene College (now University) conferred upon him

For the first time since Florida was divided into three Nazarene districts in 1973, the North, Central and Southern district advisory boards met in a joint session. Florida appellate judge and Nazarene layman Charles Davis served as facilitator and chairman of the August 9 event at the Leesburg

As in most African cultures, family is very important in the Malagasy culture of Madagascar, an island nation southeast of the African continent. Even when children are grown, they often live close to their parents; getting together for family functions is very important for the Malagasy. Julien and

A Samoan pastor saw members of his congregation transformed as they participated in Nazarene Continuing Lay Training courses. Recently Pastor Lalofau Leifi wrote to Continuing Lay Training at the Global Ministry Center to express his gratitude for the lay ministry courses he downloaded at www

The Grace Card , a feature film project of Calvary Church of the Nazarene in Memphis, Tennessee, will release on DVD. The DVD will be available August 16 in Christian bookstores, at video retailers, and online. The Grace Card opened to a U.S. audience February 29. The screenwriter and producers

WEF 2011 theme focuses on ‘mustard seed’ donations Stewardship Ministries and Nazarene Missions International announced the name and theme of the 2011 Thanksgiving Offering for the World Evangelism Fund: Harvest 2011: Plant. Grow. Thrive. Harvest 2011 will focus on the life of a “mustard seed”

Northwest Nazarene University professors led 20 students this summer on a cultural and scientific experience through the country of Costa Rica. Professors John Cossel, Jamie Tucker, and Ben Earwicker from NNU’s biology, art, and cultural studies departments, respectively, sought to marry objectives

Teenagers participated in 47 different projects in July as part of the Salem, Illinois, Youth Invasion community service event. Grace Church of the Nazarene spearheaded the service event that had 78 teenagers and 32 adults making a difference in the community. "Five of those projects were what I

The Church of the Nazarene's Board of General Superintendents announced that Ronald J. Blake was elected district superintendent for Indianapolis on Monday. With General Superintendent David Graves presiding, Blake was elected on the sixth ballot on August 1, to be effective 30 days after the

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