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The Belize District installed its new district superintendent, Keith Joseph, at the district's 69th assembly. Joseph was appointed by General Superintendent Gustavo A. Crocker and installed by Caribbean Field Strategy Coordinator Alphonso Porter. "Under the leadership of Rev. Joseph, the best days

The Costa Rica Central District evangelism ministry, led by Pastor Leyla Ramirez, recently visited six communities of the Star Valley Tayni Zone, an indigenous area of the country, to fill both physical and spiritual needs. The evangelism team travelled with a survey group updating population data.

District assembly season is well underway on the Mesoamerica Region, where several districts recently gathered to celebrate the past year's accomplishments. Click "read more" for the full story about each district assembly. On March 24, the Bahamas District celebrated 40 years of ministry under the

District superintendents and ministry coordinators from the Mexico Field gathered March 5 to 7 in Guadalajara to define a new life stage for the church in Mexico, which was consolidated into one field in November. Participants from across the country made it clear that there aren’t two Mexicos, two

Cozumel, Mexico — The Mexico East District recently held a Maximum Mission event in Cozumel, an island with no Church of the Nazarene presence. The outreach included doctor visits, clothes and grocery donations, house-to-house prayer, haircuts, guitar workshops, JESUS film screenings, and more.

Costa Rica, Mesoamerica Region — General Superintendent Gustavo A. Crocker led the Costa Rica North District's annual assembly February 2. Mesoamerica Regional Director Carlos Saenz was also present. Crocker shared about Isaiah, reminding pastors and leaders of the need to acknowledge God's

When several youth from Korea and Japan began practicing Tae Kwon Do under the rain and stars of Costa Rica during free time at Third Wave , Scottish youth leader Amy Warner and several others from the USA joined the group, who taught them Tae Kwon Do moves. The spontaneous intercultural moment was

Third Wave, Nazarene Youth International's annual leadership conference, brought leaders from each of the Church of the Nazarene's six regions together to discuss topics such as social justice, compassion, and leadership development as they relate to youth. The Third Wave conference was developed in

Caribbean Nazarene College inaugurated Anthony Manswell as its 11th president during a service in the CNC Chapel. The college is the primary educational institution for the Church of the Nazarene in the English-speaking Caribbean. Manswell was elected May 24 with an overwhelming majority vote by the

The Board of General Superintendents approved changes to the Mesoamerica Region field structure, including decreasing from six fields to five. Two current fields, Mexico North and Mexico South, were combined to create the Mexico Field. "In uniting Mexico into one field, it would help us to have a