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District assemblies continue on the USA/Canada Region in 2011 and reports arriving at the Church of the Nazarene's Global Ministry Center show more sacrificial generosity among Nazarenes. The Board of General Superintendents reports goals are being reached in giving to the World Evangelism Fund,

Nazarene Missions International recently added an interactive Facebook option for their long-running Prayer Mobilization Line. "Facebook is where people meet online today," said Ann Baldwin, PML coordinator. "We couldn't think of a better way to provide the church with the latest prayer needs and a

Students came alongside ministries and organizations Wednesday to reach and impact Kentucky and Indiana communities in Ministry With Others day at Nazarene Youth Conference 2011 - A World Unbroken. "Today, more than 6,000 people boarded buses and went out to over 200 project sites," said Marty

Following nearly four weeks of prayer and dialogue, Bethany, Oklahoma, First Church of the Nazarene Senior Pastor David Busic informed the Nazarene Theological Seminary Board of Trustees that he will decline his election as president. Chair of the NTS Board, Jeren Rowell said, "Our process of

Sidney Emmert died of injuries suffered from a plane crash this weekend in Colorado. He was 50. Emmert was piloting a vintage single-engine stunt plane when it crashed in the mountains 100 miles south of Denver and 55 miles west of Colorado Springs. KKTV reported the plane’s passenger, Dr. Robert

Ben Webb celebrated 70 years of Sunday School perfect attendance this past Sunday. As part of the celebration, Webb was awarded the Second Mile Award from Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International. Webb turned 80 in January, and he and his wife, Jean, have been members of the

After more than 10 years of service at the Global Ministry Center of the Church of the Nazarene, Dr. Oliver Phillips announced his decision to accept the call to pastor the Colonial Church of the Nazarene in Orlando, Florida. Phillips left the innovative ministry of Community of Hope in Washington,

A new book, Naztoons , looks at the Church of the Nazarene through a collection of cartoons by artist Dave Anderson. Anderson, a 40-year-employee of the Church of the Nazarene International Headquarters/Global Ministry Center, takes a "tongue-in-cheek" approach to life, which he illustrates in each

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.