Philippines Missions Team sends cross-cultural workers to Thailand
A team from Lebueg Church of the Nazarene became the first registered Philippine Missions Team to engage in cross-cultural missions within the Southeast Asia Field,
A team from Lebueg Church of the Nazarene became the first registered Philippine Missions Team to engage in cross-cultural missions within the Southeast Asia Field,
The Mindanao East District hosted a heartwarming fellowship for pastors’ children in late May, fostering an atmosphere of support, learning, and encouragement. The event brought
The Philippines and Micronesia Field held its first Pastors’ Kids (PK) webinar, titled “CARE & CONNECT,” on 17 May 2025. It was attended by over
The Panay District elected Danny Sison as its new superintendent during the assembly on 25 January 2025. Sison serves as the pastor of Pavia Church
Rizalina Dialing was appointed District Superintendent for Mindanao West District on 15 January 2025. She is the first woman to hold the role of district superintendent on the Philippines-Micronesia Field. She currently serves as pastor of Cagayan de Oro Church of the Nazarene.
The Philippines-Micronesia Nazarene Youth Conference theme “MOTION: Moving Generation,” symbolized the vibrant journey of young people striving to follow Christ and make a difference in the world.
In late October, a Nazarene Missions Team from Home Church of the Nazarene in Sparks, Nevada, USA, traveled to Bicol, Philippines, to serve the community. The team arrived shortly after Typhoon Kristine which brought widespread flooding to parts of the Philippines, and the worst damage to Bicol.
Duane David Baty, 69, of Olathe, Kansas, passed away from glioblastoma on 16 October 2024, at home surrounded by his family. He was a retired missionary and minister who served in the Philippines and Cambodia for 25 years.
Shechem Children’s Home, an assessment center aiding the survivors of online sexual abuse and exploitation of children, is currently undergoing significant renovation aimed at expanding its capacity and improving its facilities.
Five church-type missions were opened because of the collaborative effort of a Nazarene Disaster Response Team and local churches in the Philippines, after a flood disaster struck parts of the Davao and Agusan regions.