As many churches have searched for ways to keep the congregation connected without in-person activities, Casa Jaziel in Neosho, Missouri, has kept families involved through a multi-generational effort led by the children’s ministry.
Dr. Emilio Ramos, a member of the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries team for Guatemala’s Central District, offered his services to the country’s Ministry of Health to help treat Guatemala migrants who have been deported.
The six seminaries of the South America Region worked together to offer a course called Theological Education in Quarantine during an unprecedented time of confinement due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Yessenia, a caterer in Costa Rica, was unable to continue working due to the country’s recent COVID-19 isolation restrictions. Through the support Yessenia received from an assistance project at a local Nazarene church, Yessenia was able to start a successful new business and is now giving back.
Nazarene institutions of higher learning across the United States are implementing new on-campus procedures as well as adjustments to the academic calendar.
During a small ordination service on the North Central Ohio District, District Superintendent Wendell Brown made an unexpected presentation: he gave General Superintendent Carla Sunberg a $22,000 check for World Evangelism.
For six years, Clare McMullan has taught chair-based exercises to elderly people and those who are too frail for regular exercising. But when the pandemic required vulnerable people, including the elderly, to stay at home, McMullan moved the exercise lessons to the Morley Church of the Nazarene’s Facebook page.
René Rivas, a Nazarene doctor from Guatemala, shares how the Lord has allowed him to serve pastoral families, church members, and local families during the COVID-19 quarantine.
La Puerta Iglesia del Nazareno in Seville, Spain, has been gathering people online twice a day for devotions, worship, prayer, and short sermons during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the COVID-19 pandemic increases in Mexico, Nazarene churches on the Southern Border District are helping migrants waiting in the city of Tapachula, Chiapas.
