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Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. New York Times photo At Officer Randolph Holder’s funeral, mayor says New York lost a ‘remarkable man’ Queens, New York ( New York Times , October 28) On a rain-splattered day in Jamaica,

Earl and Gladys Mosteller Retired missionary Earl E. Mosteller, Jr., passed away October 27. He was 97. Mosteller and his wife, Gladys, both graduates of Northwest Nazarene College (now University), served as missionaries for 39 years in Cape Verde (now Cabo Verde), Brazil, Portugal, and the Azores.

Oklahoma District photo Midwest City Community Church of the Nazarene in Midwest City, Oklahoma, was damaged by fire Friday. No one was injured. Firefighters from three area departments responded to a call from a passing motorist around 2 a.m. Friday. The educational wing of the church was heavily

Kenneth J. Pell, lead pastor of the Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, First Church of the Nazarene, passed away suddenly October 25. He was 53. “It is with deep sadness that I tell you that our pastor Ken went to be with Jesus tonight,” Church Board Secretary Cyndie Marshall said Sunday in a message posted on

Tomás Ticum Ventura, lead pastor of Todas Las Naciones Iglesia del Nazareno (All Nations Church of the Nazarene) in Wichita, Kansas, passed away October 21. Ordained in 1992, Ticum served the Church of the Nazarene in Guatemala, Mexico, Nebraska, and Kansas. He graduated with an undergraduate degree

The 525 attendees of this year's USA/Canada Region Samoan Ministries Conference rated the event higher than any previous conference. "Words are inadequate to explain in details the wondrous love of God and the moving of His Holy Spirit among His people during the Samoan Ministries Conference USA

Thirty women were recently recognized by the NCAA Woman of the Year selection committee, including Cassandra Clayborne, a member of Rockville, Maryland, Church of the Nazarene. The softball student-athlete is a Bowie State University graduate. From a submission of 480 school nominees, the committee

Shortly after the Royals made the July 28 trade that would put Ben Zobrist in one of their jerseys, his mother, Cindi, scoured through tubs of keepsakes for a throwback version: A weathered Royals T-shirt fit for a toddler, circa 1985, inscribed with “BEN 1” on the back. She finally unearthed it

Korean pastors and leaders from across the USA/Canada Region gathered at Chicago First Korean Church of the Nazarene for a time of learning and sharing at the 2015 Korean Pastors’ Conference. The keynote speaker, JooSeob Lee, president of the Institute of the Biblical Geography, presented insights

The world was a dark and sometimes hopeless place for Godson Bahabwa during the 12 years that he lived in the Osire Refugee Camp in Namibia. Violence that started in the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 spilled across the borders into neighboring countries, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo,