A prayer for Lebanon
Hearts ache around the world for those experiencing the impacts of the war that has expanded into Lebanon. To learn more about its impact on the Nazarene school in Lebanon and how to support, click read more.
Hearts ache around the world for those experiencing the impacts of the war that has expanded into Lebanon. To learn more about its impact on the Nazarene school in Lebanon and how to support, click read more.
Peggy Trumble, 90, of Cleethorpes, England, United Kingdom, passed away on 28 August 2024. She was a retired missionary who served in Eswatini for 20 years.
In the heart of Yerevan, Armenia, lives Miriam*, a young woman whose journey with the church began at age 7 and has since blossomed into a testament of faith, service, and love for the Kingdom.
Teryl “Terry” Ketchum, 72, of Lacey, Washington, passed away 19 July 2024. He was a retired missionary who served in France, Martinique, and Haiti. He served as a minister in Idaho, Washington, and Kansas.
The Church of the Nazarene in Luxembourg is one of the youngest Nazarene churches in the world, thriving through God’s grace and the dedication of its members.
Pastors and leaders across Ukraine joined in Lviv for a week of prayer, teaching, and encouragement, some returning to Ukraine for the first time in two years. Here is a firsthand testimony of the impact of that week.
In the small town of Saint Prix, just 40 km north of Paris, the France District held its first family camp since the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 130 people gathered under the theme One Church, One Family
The Board of General Superintendents elected Mark Louw to the position of Eurasia regional director. Louw has served as the regional director of the Asia-Pacific Region since 2012.
In pursuit of the Eurasia Region’s desire to make Christlike disciples through comprehensive and holistic education, 43 young people from across Nepal gathered to participate in the first round of the Nexus training program.
The Wesleyan Holiness Connection held its first European conference from 27-29 April at the New Life Wesleyan Church in Birmingham, England. Representatives from various denominations, all sharing in the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition, came together under the theme “Holiness for such a time as this.”