The Philippines-Micronesia Field office led a team on a weekend missions trip to the Pampanga Province in the Philippines, visiting two churches and distributing supplies the communities needed.
Thailand missionaries Terence and Ingrid Lustaña organize online vigils every other Friday for two hours as a way for the church in Thailand to show its support for its neighbors in Myanmar.
Amid the challenges of the pandemic, five new churches were organized in the Philippines in one month, including four that planted by one church.
Camias Church of the Nazarene opened an educational center and offered resources the community had never experienced to help children and their parents adjust to the shift from face-to-face to online or modular classes.
TEACH Ormoc in the Philippines is supporting children and families in the community by providing printed copies of modules from the community school and tutorials for neighborhood children.
Arnel Piliin has been appointed the new field strategy coordinator for Philippines-Micronesia. He will succeed Stephen Gualberto, who has served in the role since 2011.
Christine Dialing, a Nazarene missionary serving in Thailand, recently used a squid ink painting to help fund her ministry. Dialing is a sponsored missionary serving as a teacher at the School of Promise in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Nearly 500 youth from the Philippines-Micronesia Field gathered through Zoom for a unique Nazarene Youth Conference, including discussions of the current COVID-19 pandemic and how Christians should respond.
This is a first-hand account from Lynette Cherry, who pastors Pueblo First Church of the Nazarene in Pueblo, Colorado. Lynette and her team recently returned
Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary and Nazarene Compassionate Ministries joined a collaborative, national effort called 4/14 Window Pilipinas to address the needs of children. The May
