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Nazarene Theological Seminary became the birthplace of the Rogers-Cunningham-Bowman Ministerial Institute on January 21, 2002, marking a historical pivotal point in the development of black American leadership, prophetic witness, social action, and theological and academic excellence in the Church

Searchers over the weekend found no trace of a Canadian man who went missing 15 weeks ago in Nevada. Searchers with the Elko County Sheriff's Office looked for Albert Chretien in the high desert mountains for three days, but found no signs of him, a sheriff's office spokesperson said Monday.

Kevin Ulmet accepted an invitation to become the pastor of Nashville First Church of the Nazarene. Dean Diehl, secretary of the Nashville First Church board, made the announcement Sunday on the church's website . "I am pleased to announce that we have a new pastor at Nashville First Church of the

Four incumbents and two new representatives were elected recently to the Nazarene Children’s Leadership Network board. The voting concluded June 17 with four incumbents receiving enough votes to retain their seats. These incumbents include: Joy Gammill – Gammill currently serves as pastor to

Flood waters receded slightly Monday in Minot, North Dakota, where 4,000 homes flooded and a quarter of the city's 40,000 residents are displaced. This comes a day after the Souris River crested at a record level, and city officials say the situation is far from over. About 30 Nazarene families

Psychologists call Internet pornography the “new crack cocaine” and youth are especially vulnerable in today’s cyber-saturated society. One in every three teens access pornographic Web sites intentionally and many others access these sites accidentally — 40 percent of these hits are innocent and

Filed in 2009, the Freedom from Religion Foundation sought to end the favorable tax treatment granted to U.S. clergy with regard to their church-provided housing or housing allowance. The advocacy group Church Alliance reports the defendants in this case filed motions several weeks ago to dismiss on

Trevecca Nazarene University and Nashville community stakeholders had the 4th Annual Hispanic Student Graduation Celebration and Parent Recognition Event for the Class of 2011, planned by COPLA (Comité de Padres Latinos/Committee of Latino Parents). The theme of the event was ¡Lo Logramos! (We Made

Inversion Productions won a 2011 Telly Award for its short film about a man whose life was changed through the Church of the Nazarene. Inversion , based in Olathe, Kansas, produced five Resurrection Stories for Grace and Peace Magazine and were highlighted each night at the Church of the Nazarene's

Former Nazarene missionary Paula K. (Skiles) St. John of Olathe, Kansas, passed away June 22. She was 60. The daughter of Paul and Maxine Skiles, she graduated with a degree in French at Bethany Nazarene College, now Southern Nazarene University. She married Kelvin St. John in 1977. The couple was