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Nazarene history was made on the historic island of Guadalcanal, infamous for its place in the World War II Pacific Rim theater. For the first time in 20 years, a Solomon Islander became district superintendent of the Solomon Islands. But except by the grace of God, Dickson Manongi nearly missed the

Nazarene Seminary of the Americas ( Seminario Nazareno de las Américas , SENDAS) celebrated graduation November 5 as eight students received their diplomas in the presence of their families, friends, and the SENDAS faculty. Thirteen other graduates were not able to attend the service in Costa Rica,

MidAmerica Nazarene University’s Board of Trustees unanimously passed a renewal vote for a five-year term of its fifth president, David J. Spittal, during its annual meeting November 15 and 16. “The unanimous vote of the MNU Board of Trustees is a clear expression of confidence in the leadership of

Each year, Stewardship Ministries invests in Christian education and religion students by awarding scholarships to up five winners of a sermon contest. "We recognize that understanding the blessing and communicating the discipline of generosity is an important skill for ministers to attain," said

Southern Africa Nazarene University celebrated its 7th graduation 28 October as 374 students accepted their degrees from Africa's newest Nazarene educational institution. Vice Chancellor Winnie Nhlengethwa said it was "A grand and glorious celebration." As is the custom in Swaziland, King Mswati III

Beverlee "Bev" Borbe, 87, passed away November 12 in Santa Rosa, California. She was a retired educator and a longtime leader for Nazarene Missions International. She and her husband, Richard, celebrated 67 years of marriage in August. Bev attended Pasadena College (now Point Loma Nazarene

Africa Nazarene University celebrated its 19th graduating class 28 October with many family and friends. The class of about 1,400 included Kenya Senator Beatrice Elachi, currently serving as the majority whip, who completed her Master of Science in Governance. The festivities included many smaller

Bayshore Education Center Executive Director Matt Paul, right, and his father, Pastor Gene R. Paul, shop for rice at Costco in Naples on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016. Timeless Worth Coaching and Consulting LLC and Bayshore Education Center are teaming up to send food and supplies to Haiti through Naples

Papua New Guinea is a country of wild beauty and warm people, a place steeped in tradition and superstition. Tribalism and family lines invariably inform life decisions. In the midst of all of this, the Western Highland’s District Assembly again proved that the business of God’s kingdom is more

Trevecca Nazarene University launched the public phase of a $75 million capital campaign November 4. The announcement is the culmination of a year marked by record enrollment gains, valuable property acquisitions, and much-anticipated campus and community betterment projects. More than $52.8 million