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A group of women from churches on the Jiwaka North District of Papua New Guinea brought a food harvest to bless the missionaries at Nazarene General Hospital. The overabundance of food was shared with a nearby orphanage that was in need of food.

For nearly a week Shreveport, Louisiana residents were without power during a heatwave that caused heat index values to skyrocket to over 105 degrees Fahrenheit. As elderly residents struggled to keep cool, GracePointe Church of the Nazarene and the Pine Road Area Business Association conducted a

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 24-28 July 2023.

The João José Dias Church, also known as Chapel of Ponta Achada, located on Brava Island, Cabo Verde, was designated a historic landmark of the Church of the Nazarene.

Around 80 youths serving as local presidents, board members, and emerging leaders from different Nazarene churches in the Java-Bali District gathered at the Indonesia Nazarene Bible College Campus from 29 June –to 1 July for spiritual strengthening, reconnecting, and equipping.

Andrew Albright was elected superintendent of the Wisconsin District on 19 July 2023. He has pastored the Twin Falls Church of the Nazarene in Idaho since 2020.

The Andrés Bello Church of the Nazarene of the Venezuela Llanos District celebrated the baptism of 20 new members in May. These people successfully completed the discipleship classes, went down to the waters, and agreed to follow Jesus.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, First Church of the Nazarene was designated as a historical landmark of the Church of the Nazarene by the action of the 30th General Assembly last month. The building itself was finished in 1912 by some of the earliest holiness people of the denomination. The congregation

For the first time in decades, downtown Oakland, California, has an English-language Church of the Nazarene. Eikon Church of the Nazarene began in 2020 and has radically impacted the East Bay region of northern California.

“Journey of Grace” allows kids aged 4 to 11 to learn about theological concepts through the art of play. Through the game, leaders hope to provide a way for churches to intersect with culture in order to bring value and contextualize the gospel in ways that make sense to them.