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Eleanor W. Cunningham stood before an altar in her home church and promised God she would follow His will. The preacher gave a special invitation that night, and although she was 10, “I knew God wanted me to be a Sunday school teacher.” Her first opportunity to teach occurred six years later in 1939

As water from the Souris River recedes in Minot, North Dakota, work begins on restoring homes, businesses, and churches damaged in the flood. The river crested at a record level June 26 and city officials evacuated more than 40,000 residents from the city. About 30 Nazarene families evacuated Minot

Ron Benefiel accepted his election as dean of Point Loma Nazarene University's School of Theology and Christian Ministry, effective July 1. Benefiel and his wife, Janet, are moving back to San Diego from Kansas City, where Benefiel served as president of Nazarene Theological Seminary for the past 11

Addressing a dire developmental need, Fairbanks International School of Communication Director Dong Hwan Kwon of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary has received an initial $20,000 project grant from Korea Food for the Hungry International to develop community through Dengue prevention and

Throughout the week of Nazarene Youth Conference 2011, students, sponsors, and even the venue staff at Louisville's KFC Yum! Center journeyed through A World Unbroken. Participants saw, and heard from leaders, the love of God. On Sunday, July 10, about 6,300 people gathered for church at the Yum!

Nazarenes in Hungary ask the Church worldwide to pray with them as legislation passed by the country's parliament Monday "de-registered" the denomination as a church. Along with the Church of the Nazarene, the new law - Law on the Right to Freedom of Conscience and Religion, and on Churches,

The NCAA accepted 10 schools into NCAA Division II membership Monday, and three were Nazarene. With successful applications for Division II membership, Point Loma Nazarene University, Southern Nazarene University, and Trevecca Nazarene University will now enter into a three-year transition period

Ambrose University College announced Howard Wilson resigned as president of the school, effective July 8. His resignation was accepted by the Ambrose Board of Governors, Board of Directors of The Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada, and the Canadian Nazarene College Board of Directors.

A plastic, sealed bag filled with a small portion of rice, a few grams of soy, a tiny mix of dehydrated vegetables, and a scoop of powder mixed with 11 vitamins can feed an entire family for a day. "All you need is water and fire and you can make a meal to feed six people," said Topher Philgreen

Trevecca Nazarene University's historic McClurkan building is getting a makeover. Preparations are underway for a $4 million renovation to the building, scheduled for completion in March 2012. Earlier this summer the offices of the Millard Reed School of Religion were relocated to the Tidwell