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Churches on the Costa Rica North and Central districts pooled their resources to purchase personal hygiene products and clothing for hundreds of refugees from Cuba currently stranded in Costa Rica. Cuba refugees began making their way to the U.S. through several Central American countries late last

Coaches often move from college program to college program quite frequently. Some coaches leave because they see greener pastures somewhere else; some coaches leave because of the chance to build something different and new; finally, other coaches are given no option but to leave because of the

Olivet Nazarene University announced the establishment of ONU Global, a program that oversees the university’s School of Graduate and Continuing Studies and administers non-traditional learning. ONU Global has locations in Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan, offering more than 30 undergraduate,

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. CTV News photo Ontario church members escape burning house Thornbury, Ontario, Canada ( CTV News , January 20) An 11-year-old boy from the Blue Mountains is being praised for taking steps

When numbers are reported about the global water crisis — almost one in every 10 people lacks access to safe drinking water — the U.S. is not the first country to come to mind. But for tens of thousands of people in Flint, Michigan, a water crisis is a daily reality. Since April 2014, lead has

Alma Iverson of the West Palm Beach Maranatha Church shows off the tamales she prepared. More than 250 Hispanic pastors, mission presidents, and leaders met at the Ebenezer Church of the Nazarene January 16 for the annual Southern Florida District Hispanic Mission Congress. Ministry mission

Southern Africa Nazarene University recently welcomed a team of 13 library and information technology personnel from eight Nazarene higher education institutions to implement new library and student management systems. The team members are from the USA, Great Britain, Malawi, and South Africa.

While 12 tons of clothing has been donated and distributed to the thousands of migrants passing through Red Cross transit camps, travelers at the borders of Macedonia, Croatia, and Serbia desperately need shoes. After walking hundreds of miles through the frozen January mud of the Balkans and with

Former secretary, executive secretary, and administrative assistant Novice Marvene (Hinton) Morris, 86, passed away January 14. Novice served as assistant to the president to five Mount Vernon Nazarene University presidents from 1972 to 1991. Novice was born July 28, 1929, in Nashville, Tennessee,

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received January 11-15, 2015. Abe Christian , 96, of Stuart, Oklahoma, passed away January 13. He was a retired minister, serving in Oklahoma. He was preceded in death by his