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In just a few short days, youth from across the USA/Canada Region will converge on Louisville, Kentucky, for Nazarene Youth Conference 2015: Thy Kingdom Come . The quadrennial conference brings together thousands of high school students for five days of worship, discipleship, and community service.

( Also available in Spanish ) The Panama Central District recently held a Passing the Torch conference for local youth. The event began June 12 with a service featuring Milton Gay, Nazarene Youth International coordinator for the Mesoamerica Region. That same night, the much-anticipated passing of

In the Great Commission, Jesus instructed his followers to share the gospel, but He left the method up to them. The Poás Church of the Nazarene on the Costa Rica North District found a creative way to reach hundreds of young people and their families. More than 13 years ago, the Lord led the Poás

The Mesoamerica Region's Nazarene Youth International, in partnership with Nazarene Seminary of the Americas, opened two new Youth Ministry Academy centers in Mexico April 13; one in Tapachula and the other in Tuxtla Gutierrez. The centers' inaugural classes include 50 students. Mexico South Border

Mariana Pereira, a Nazarene Youth International leader in Brazil, passed away March 26 after struggling with her failing health. She was 34. ”A godly woman was among us; her testimony and legacy will live on in our hearts and minds.” This was said of Mariana’s life at her burial. Pereira was born in

Third Wave, Nazarene Youth International's annual leadership conference, brought leaders from each of the Church of the Nazarene's six regions together to discuss topics such as social justice, compassion, and leadership development as they relate to youth. The Third Wave conference was developed in

The Board of General Superintendents voted to move Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International and Nazarene Youth International to Global Mission, effective April 1, 2012. Currently both ministries report to the Board of General Superintendents through the BGS chair. With this decision,