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The summer of 2017 has had more than its share of natural disasters: Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, earthquakes in Mexico, mudslides in Sierra Leone, floods in India and Bangladesh, unprecedented property damage, and an ongoing loss of life. Human migration, driven by war, disease, disaster,

Country Club Church of the Nazarene Hurricane Maria made landfall Wednesday in Puerto Rico as a Category 4 storm, dumping at least 37 inches of rain and damaging many homes and churches. The storm also caused extensive damage in Dominica before continuing toward Turks and Caicos and the southeastern

A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck central Mexico 19 September, killing at least 230 people . The epicenter of the quake was in Puebla state , about 75 miles from Mexico City. This quake comes less than two weeks after an 8.1-magnitude earthquake shook southern Mexico near the Guatemala border,

Hurricane Irma, at times strengthening to Category 5 storm, left a wake of destruction over the past two weeks from the eastern Caribbean islands through Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. Irma is responsible for the deaths of at least 69 people in affected areas. Tens of thousands are now

Arriaga Church of the Nazarene, Mexico South Pacific District A massive 8.1-magnitude earthquake struck off of the southern coast of Mexico near the states of Chiapas and Oaxaca around midnight 7 September. The quake killed at least 96 people — including one member from Paredon Church of the

Three Nazarene churches in St. Martin were severely damaged by the catastrophic winds. (AP photo) Hurricane Irma is moving north after leaving a wake of destruction in the Caribbean starting on Wednesday. While some islands were relatively spared, Antigua and Barbuda, St. Martin/St. Maarten, St.

With the goal of planting new churches, Nazarene leaders held Project Paul from 27 May to 18 June 2017 in Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. The project in Juarez began after Pastor Manuel Molina Flores, the evangelistic coordinator of the USA-Mexico Border Initiative, led a pastoral training course in

Costa Rica North District Superintendent Johnny Calvo described July 30 as a "happy, happy" day as he spoke to more than 150 people packed into the new sanctuary at Quebrada Grande. Another 50-plus people crowded around the exterior doors and window as Calvo told the gathering that his English

The Southern Florida District and Nazarene Theological Seminary of Haiti formed a partnership 22 June to enhance the ministerial training program of both entities. Through video conferencing, STNH professors will assist in teaching modular courses for ordination credit in Southern Florida and

A JESUS Film Harvest Partners team recently traveled to one of the most remote regions of Costa Rica to premiere the JESUS film to the Cabécar people, a group who only in the last 24 years has had the New Testament translated in their language. The film was a two-year effort. Villagers of all ages