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As the world continues to battle with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nazarene General Hospital also continues to respond to the needs of the people in Papua New Guinea.

This is a first-hand account from Justin Miller, a Nazarene Missionary serving in Papua New Guinea. Miller talks about the heroes he comes into contact with on a daily basis, and the impact they're having on their community.

Kudjip Nazarene Hospital in Papua New Guinea has implemented new measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, including creating cloth face masks and organizing a new screening area for patients experiencing coronavirus symptoms.

Three retired teachers have accepted a call to missions in Papua New Guinea, embracing life outside of the United States and all of the challenges that come with it. Kathy Smedley was always interested in missions, but she had never been outside of the United States except for brief trips over the

For 17 years, the Church of the Nazarene in Papua New Guinea has used radio ministries to spread the Gospel across the country. There are three programs aired across 17 radio stations that have been a source of encouragement and a tool for discipleship for Nazarenes in PNG. The first program, Krai

The Nazarene College of Nursing in Papua New Guinea conducted a mission trip in June to Barawaghi Prison to minister to inmates. This trip included a time of praise and worship, followed by a sermon from Andrew Omote. Eighteen inmates raised their hands in response to a request for prayer. Out of

Residents standing near River Mombol. Image supplied by Lydia Kumb from Banz for EMTV A devastating flood swept through the Jiwaka province recently in northern Papua New Guinea. Some villages were swept away by the flood waters, and at least three people were reportedly killed. Nazarene

The Church of the Nazarene in Papua New Guinea celebrated a milestone last month as they sent their first Work & Witness team to another country. From the end of March until the second week of April, the Chimbu/Eastern Highlands District W&W team raised funds for airfare and traveled to Vanuatu to

Community members and Church of the Nazarene leaders came together 18 March to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Kudjip Nazarene Hospital and Nazarene Health Ministries. Half a century ago, Wanda and Sydney Knox planted a church in Kudjip, Papua New Guinea, and started medical works in the area.

Thirty-two staff houses and a clean water project were opened on Saturday at the Kudjip Nazarene Hospital in Jiwaka Province. The Fair Housing and Water Projects are to address overcrowding and the lack of water situation at the hospital. The project was worth over K5 million (approximately US$1.5