Mental Health Today, a program created by Nazarene Youth International on the Perú Norte District, has reached more than 8,000 people through a series of social media videos on mental health issues that may arise during COVID-19.
When the Oklahoma District had to cancel summer camp programs due to COVID-19, churches were able to stay connected through a virtual VBS program based on Sunday School and Discipleship’s free curriculum Treasure Quest.
Pastor Yuri, founder of a Russian YouTube channel with an evangelistic focus, is seeing his vision for online outreach and worship embraced by thousands of pastors and churches as pandemic conditions drive them to “digital spaces.”
As states began implementing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic, members of an Alcoholics Anonymous group at Virginia Beach First Church of the Nazarene found themselves in a predicament: they were unable to meet for support, but liquor stores were still open to tempt members into relapse.
For several weeks now, despite social distancing, the church has made creative provisions for our unity. Only God can keep us together in this way as we focus on the mission of Jesus Christ.
The School of Promise in Hang Dong, Thailand, wanted to help its students’ families as the school began to shut down due to the coronavirus. Their distribution began to go beyond just their immediate students.
The Paraguay Sur District was able to assist churches in their area with food and encouragment thanks to the COVID-19 Emergency Project sponsored by Nazarene Compassionate Ministries on the South Cone Field.
When interest in Shepherdsville First Church of the Nazarene’s food pantry more than tripled, the church decided to embrace COVID-19 not as a crisis but an opportunity to serve the community.
Matt Woodley, a missionary doctor serving at Kudjip Nazarene Hospital in Papua New Guinea, recently spent three weeks working at a field hospital in New York City’s Central Park treating COVID-19 positive patients.
A group of NTC–Manchester students decided to help the vulnerable community members near the campus as the United Kingdom went on lockdown from COVID-19.
