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Enrique Solano Castro has been appointed by General Superintendent Gustavo Crocker as superintendent of the Alto-Marañon District in Peru. He replaces Herbert Barco Paima, who was elected to be the rector at Nazarene Theological Seminary in Peru. The appointment process was done in coordination with

Herbert Augusto Barco Paima was elected president of the Nazarene Theological Seminary in Chiclayo, Peru. Barco was elected by members of the National Board of Theological Education of Peru, composed of district superintendents and lay delegates from all districts. Also present were Regional

Nearly 30 volunteers from six churches — three from Nazarene churches and three from other churches — in Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia worked together on a Maximum Mission service project to help repair the San Roque Church of the Nazarene in Córdoba, Argentina, 13 July. “It was lovely to see

Nearly 100 children attended a district children’s camp in the Peru Amazon District 12-14 July at the Túpac Amaru I Church of the Nazarene. Local zone Director Edgardo Roman and his wife, local Pastor Nancy Romero, coordinated the camp alongside District Superintendent Jorge Wamputsag. Pastor Eudo

District communications coordinators from across Peru gathered 22 June in Chiclayo, Peru, on the Nazarene Theological Seminary of Peru campus for a writing, photography, and videography training. Coordinators from the Alto Marañón, Peru Andean, East Central, Cajamarca, Central Peru, Utcubamba, North

Retired minister and missionary Harry Mingledorff passed away 31 March. He was 97 years old. In 1942, he took his first pastoral assignment in Pennsylvania. That same year, Harry married his wife, Jean. Two years later, the couple moved to Mexico to serve as missionaries. In 1945, they moved from

More than 385 people across Peru ranging from 18 to 60 years of age gathered for a Generational Leadership Conference 7-9 March in Chiclayo, Peru. The conference sought to encourage, train, and challenge pastors and leaders to develop relevant ministries in their local churches. It was organized by

After 10 months of ministerial work in different Awajun communities in the Peruvian jungle, students at the New Horizon satellite campus of Peru Nazarene Theological Seminary returned to campus to move forward with their remaining classes 7 January. The students — mainly comprised of Awajun

More than 700 women participated in the third Peru National Women’s Conference 7-10 February in Chiclayo. There were 13 districts represented, including indigenous Shipibas from the Amazon rainforest in Peru. Some participants traveled for up to five days to get to the event. The presenters included

More than 50 people participated in this year’s Vacation Bible School training held by the Central Peru District Sunday School and Discipleship Ministry International board. The event was held 5 January in the Pueblo Libre Church of the Nazarene. All of the churches on the district were encouraged