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The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received September 7-11, 2015. Kendall Dutton Sr. , 93, of Wiscasset, Maine, passed away September 3. He was a retired minister, serving in Maine. He was preceded in death by

Nearly 600 Nazarenes from 12 countries in east and central Africa gathered at Africa Nazarene University in Nairobi, Kenya, with others from around the world for prayer, worship, and the study of God's Word during the second Africa Regional Conference, held 16 to 21 August. Before the official

For four years, the war in Syria has dragged on. For four years, people have hoped for peace, have lingered in their broken cities, have hung on in spite of reality, but the peace has not come. Instead, new crises have erupted — foremost, the threatening advance of ISIS. As thousands of people fled

Nicholas Mackenzie, pastor of the Palm Springs, California, Church of the Nazarene , passed away September 7. He was 62. Mackenzie was born in South Africa. He was a minister with The Salvation Army in South Africa until 1989 when he moved to the U.S. and began serving at Bridge Church of the

Nazarene Theological Seminary of Peru held a conference August 17 to 29 with 74 faculty and staff. The purpose was to reflect on and dialogue regarding two topics: the seven identifying characteristics of the Church of the Nazarene and the significant contributions made and influence exerted on the

Once again U.S. News & World Report named several Nazarene institutions of higher education among "America's Best Colleges." The publication released their rankings for 2016 this week. Rankings are broken down into specific categories. The first 75 percent of schools in each category are given

U.S. Congressman Doug Lamborn from Colorado’s 5th District visited Nazarene Bible College August 27, participating in a special luncheon. NBC student Gabriel Valle, who is concluding his Bachelor of Arts in Leadership and Ethics, hosted the event, which allowed Lamborn to connect with local Hispanic

Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International will launch the fifth year of Engage the Word, an annual 40-day emphasis designed to help people develop lifelong habits of daily Scripture engagement, September 27. This emphasis can be used individually or with families, small groups, and

Joshua Cook is a pastor who knows it isn’t unusual for people with special needs or families that include members with special needs to avoid going to church. That avoidance might come from concern about the lack of expert care in the Sunday school rooms. It might come from worry about an emotional

Imagine that you've never heard of a double–double, a Tim Hortons coffee with two sugars and two creams. Why don’t you know this? Well, it could be because you grew up somewhere far away from Canada — in Malawi, the Ukraine, or Japan. Now imagine moving here as a young adult who is just about to