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The Holistic Child Development department at Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary sponsored an all-day KidUnique seminar April 23. The training was facilitated by missionary and APNTS holistic child development student Aisling Zweigle. Participants included interdenominational leaders from

When a pastor is elected district superintendent, they may have little understanding of what their new assignment involves. The Asia-Pacific Region is working to address this need through new D.S. orientations. This month, 15 district superintendents from seven Asia-Pacific countries participated in

From left to right: Board of Trustees Chair Kafoa Muaror, outgoing president Im–Seung An, Academic Dean Floyd Cunningham, and Professor Nativity Petallar Awesome Kids, a child-friendly space designed for kids to enjoy, learn, explore, and discover, has a new home at Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological

Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary, located in Manila, Philippines, is accepting applications for a new president. The Board of Trustees is seeking a person who has the following characteristics: A transformational leader: A visionary, self-assured, entrepreneur, team developer, and listener

Global Education Coordinator Dan Copp address a group of educators from across the Asia-Pacific Region. During the second week of February, 45 delegates, speakers, and guests from across the Asia-Pacific Region and the international Church of the Nazarene gathered in person and through video

In late December, a group of almost 50 Korean Nazarene University students and church members gathered in Iloilo City, Philippines, to spread the love of Christ. For two days they ministered to the people of the province of Dumangas, playing games with the children, offering health counseling, and

Days after Typhoon Koppu hit the northern Philippines, families within the Church of the Nazarene and beyond are still facing the devastation of both their homes and livelihoods from the weather and flooding. Typhoon Lando, as it is called locally, hit the central and northern areas of the island of

When a woman from Oregon in the U.S. decided in 1995 to sponsor a little girl from the Philippines, she couldn’t possibly know how God would honor that investment. She didn’t know that God would plant a dream in that child’s heart that would bring her from poverty to a life of learning that would

More than 200 people gathered September 17 at Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary to celebrate the work of young artists from the Rowenas community located just outside the seminary walls. "It was a big night," said Aisling Zweigle, a Nazarene Mission Corps volunteer. "The mood-lit event room

Retired missionary Frances Vine passed away August 2. She was 93. Vine was born March 28, 1922, in Canada. At the age of 14 she told her family she was called to be a missionary despite not being a Christian. Later, while serving in the Canadian Air Force, Vine accepted Christ. She earned a Bachelor