A Living the Great Commission event was held among the native tribes in the town of Laguna Nainek, located in the north of Argentina. The Original Peoples District helped organize the event and were joined by the pastors and leaders of the Qom ethnic group.
Keren Chuiza’s passion for children’s discipleship rubbed off on others and has helped expand the ministry in Cuenca, Ecuador, and inspired those on the Sierra SUR District to step up as well.
A group of 18 volunteers from the Missouri District of the Church of the Nazarene in the United States donated their money and vacation time to help build a church in the town of Guazucua, located 30 minutes from the city of Pilar in Paraguay.
More than 65 leaders of 24 churches in Ecuador held the first youth leadership summit for the relaunch of the Sismo Juvenil (Youth Earthquake), which is a support to the ministry of the youth in the Sierra Centro District.
On the 3rd Friday of each month, the District of São Paulo meets via Zoom to pray. They pray for local churches and leaders, global leadership, missionaries and children of missionaries, and more. They testify to the time of prayer and what God has been doing in them since it began.
A compassionate outreach event called Love, Peace, and Mercy was recently carried out in the municipal landfill of Barinas, Venezuela. The event was organized by the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries of the Venezuela Llanos District in May 2022.
The Church of the Nazarene in Argentina recently held its first in-person national meeting of the ministries since 2019. The event was called A lo Nuestro, meaning “in our own contexts.”
The Nazarene Missions International team of the Argentina Central District took advantage of the missionary care emphasis in the month of May to launch a digital awareness campaign on the integral care of the missionary.
El Caujaro Church of the Nazarene on the Lago District of Venezuela invited the community to participate in a car show in May. The noise and lights from the cars caused enough curiosity that more than 250 people came to the church to see this great party.
Elimelet Guerra, a new Nazarene from Venezuela, decided to abandon the path of occultism, recognizing his desire to be free in Jesus Christ. He was recently baptized through the mission-type church of Fundo Coropo.
