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Church of the Nazarene members gathered with fellow believers September 22 to celebrate the recent translation of the Bible into the Akateko language, one of the 24 languages spoken in Guatemala. The Mayan Educational and Cultural Association (AECM in Spanish) began translating the Old Testament

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

Nazarene Bible Institute Association celebrated the graduation of 66 people December 3 at Guatemala's Central Coban Church of the Nazarene. Nine of the graduates received Christian ministry degrees, 38 earned diplomas in Christian ministry, and 19 graduated from the leadership school. Students

The Church of the Nazarene's Mesoamerica Region held its conference October 7 through 9 at the Nazarene Theological Seminary in Guatemala City. About 500 people, including speakers, participants, guests, and the logistics team, came together to represent the region's 20 countries. The theme was

A group of 26 young adults from the Guatemala Central District visited the community of San Antonio Nejapa May 1 through 3 for a Maximum Mission event called “Living the Great Commission.” Several activities were held, and in each of them God’s blessing was felt by both the community and the

Retired missionary Earl Hunter, 99, passed away April 8. Earl and his wife, Mabel, served as missionaries to Bolivia, Guatemala, and Nigeria. Earl Hunter was born September 11, 1915, in Colorado to C. J. and Georgia Hunter. He earned a Bachelor of Theology from Northwest Nazarene College (now

Retired missionary Eunice Bryant, 96, passed away January 27. Eunice and her late husband, Larry, served as missionaries in Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Peru for a total of 29 years. Eunice was born April 3, 1918. She attended Olivet Nazarene College (now University) and Nazarene