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Some missionary heroes of the past are notable for more than their cross-cultural ministry. They have also been good mobilizers of the church back home. Sadly, I have heard missionaries grumble about having to speak in lots of mission services in churches. In my opinion, they were thinking far too

In a recent meeting of the Board of General Superintendents (BGS), a decision was made to place an interim chief executive officer (CEO) at Nazarene Publishing House. "I am pleased to announce that Jim Van Hook, retired founder and president of Brentwood Music, former Benson Company executive, and

A series of tornadoes tore through parts of Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas late Sunday evening. At least 17 people were reported dead, with many more injured and entire neighborhoods destroyed. The first twister created an 80-mile path of destruction, starting about 10 miles west of Little Rock,

The Easter season gives us an opportunity to celebrate God's life-giving power to all who hear and respond to this incredible gospel message — the message that … … brings hope to our world. … offers a glorious inheritance with eternal dividends. … creates a holy people. … brings with it the mighty

The Board of General Superintendents announced on Thursday that Rick D. Power was elected Hawaii Pacific district superintendent. With General Superintendent David A. Busic presiding, Power was elected on the sixth ballot. His new assignment is effective 30 days after the election. Power follows

Janelle (Zurcher) Fosnaugh, a former Nazarene missionary, was killed in a car crash on March 31. She was 52. Fosnaugh was driving west on 109th Avenue in Crown Point, Indiana, when a driver heading east crossed the center line and hit her car. The NWI Times reported Fosnaugh's car landed on its roof

Brazil Amazonas District pastors and leaders gathered at Manaus Church of the Nazarene for training and to hold their 10th District Assembly, February 14 and 15. Fifty individuals representing all district churches attended the event. Some pastors and leaders traveled 24 hours by boat just to get to

The Forest Home Church of the Nazarene in Jonesboro, Arkansas, was destroyed in a fire early Thursday morning. The fire was reported around 3 a.m. by drivers passing by the church. Jonesboro police at the scene said no one was injured. City Fire Marshal Jason Wills declared the building a total loss

One Heart – Many Hands announced this week that all necessary building materials for this summer's volunteer projects in Havana, Cuba, have been assembled and are ready to be loaded onto a 40-foot sea container. A ship will then depart from Port Everglades, Florida, docking in Cuba 12 hours later.

The USA/Canada Regional Office announced last week that Kansas City, Missouri, will host Mission 2015 (M15), the region's mid-quadrennial conference. M15 is the region's largest all-church gathering between general assemblies and will take place February 9 through 11, 2015. The conference theme,