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From left to right: Jason Yeung, Ambrose professor of systematic theology; Ambroise Aiming Wang, Nanjing Union Theological Seminary vice president; Gordon T. Smith, Ambrose president; Jo–Ann Badley, Ambrose dean of theology The Canadian Chinese School of Theology at Ambrose Seminary recently

Hundreds of thousands of people fleeing the Middle East have trudged across southeastern Europe for weeks, buffeted by the rapidly changing policies and politics of various European governments as they try to make their way to Germany or Austria. When Hungary shut its border on September 15, Croatia

At the center of an ancient valley in Kenya, the Nyamasaria River brings to life everything for miles. The flow sustains crops, livestock, and the residents of surrounding villages. Next to this river is where Nancy* and her husband began a shared life. Here, they planted their first ears of corn,

The Asia-Pacific Region posted the following prayer request last week: Please pray for the two daughters of a family serving in a Creative Access Area* who suffered broken bones and scrapes after being hit by a car on Friday afternoon while on their way home from school. Both girls have significant

On one of the most difficult days of their lives, John and Lisa Mollett called their pastors. John had been diagnosed with stage 4 throat cancer, and the couple needed the prayers of their church family at Turkey Creek Church of the Nazarene in Martin County, Kentucky. What they weren’t expecting

Recent praise reports and prayer requests from NCN News, Nazarene Missions International, and JESUS Film Harvest Partners include: PRAISES JESUS Film - Haiti "I collapsed while they prayed for me," said Seraphin in Haiti. "As I passed by a JESUS film showing, the people began to talk with me. They

Mount Vernon Nazarene University was recently welcomed as an institutional participant in The State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA) initiative. The SARA initiative is an agreement among member states that establishes comparable national standards for interstate offering of postsecondary

Faye Speer (seated) along with Ming Wang (left), Dan Boone (middle), and Ben Speer (right). Faye (Ihrig) Speer, an alumna and longtime friend of Trevecca Nazarene University, died in the early morning hours of October 13. She was 86. A native of Kentucky, Speer attended Trevecca from 1946 to 1948.

By a vote of 52 to 0, Olivet Nazarene University’s Board of Trustees voted to renew John C. Bowling’s appointment as president of the university for five more years. During their semiannual meeting, October 7, the board expressed its confidence in Bowling by standing to their feet in a lengthy

At the beginning of September, Christian Bangert of Gelnhausen, Germany, left for a 3 and a half month assignment as an M+Power volunteer, working with the Nazarene church in Nepal. He is filling a support role for the Nepal leadership as they work on plans for helping people to rebuild after the