Footballers (soccer players) of all ages gathered in Ireland and Lebanon to put on two football tournaments to raise money for the Nazarene Evangelical School – Lebanon. The tournament raised much-needed support for the school and its ministries as it supports its community during the ongoing national economic crisis.
The annual camp, which began in 2000, brings together four generations from grandparents and a wide span of adults through teens and small children.
When an earthquake destroyed the building home to Church of the Nazarene in Tirana, Albania, their sister congregation in the Netherlands helped them to acquire a new building to serve their community.
Jonnalagadda Mathews has been appointed district superintendent of the India Karnataka District. Mathews has pastored Hebbal Church of the Nazarene since 1998. He also has served as the district secretary since 2009.
On February 24th, Russia began its invasion of Ukraine and Anastasiia began to work to find a way to get her mother out of the country. This is Raisa’s story of faith that God would deliver her to safety.
Nazarene youth in India didn’t let COVID-19 stop them from training as church leaders. They merely found ways to reach even more youth, who are so excited about what they’re learning that they’re initiating their own peer groups for spiritual growth.
Akash Singh has been appointed district superintendent of the India Northwest District. Singh served as pastor of Patiala Church of the Nazarene from August of 2010 through January 2021.
In response to the food insecurity crisis in Ukraine, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries has partnered with four Nazarene churches in Ukraine to collect goods, assemble them, and distribute food packages that will feed 1,000 families each month for the next six months.
Mathias Christadas has been appointed district superintendent of the India North Karnataka District. Christadas has served as the pastor of Konunkunte Church of the Nazarene since 1988 and led the Karnatka District from 2011 to 2020.
About 70 young people made decisions to follow Jesus Christ at a video game tournament in Manchester, England. George Herrera, a student at Nazarene Theological College—Manchester, led the tournament as part of his ongoing video game ministry to teens.
