Nazarene Missions International of the Central Argentine District organized a missions trip to southern Paraguay to serve and bless the churches there. District leaders hoped a key takeaway for the participants would be significant experiences that awakened calls to go, send, and give so that the mission could continue.
The CAFÉ (Casados Felices) Marriage Ministry of the Vida Nueva Church of the Nazarene in Machiques in the Venezuela Lago District organized a conference called Conectados (Connected) for the second consecutive year.
At Colombia’s first national communications conference, participants learned about creativity, graphic design, social networks, audiovisual production, and online broadcasts.
During July, a missionary service was held under the slogan “The Mission Belongs to All,” at the Iglesia del Nazareno Gracias Señor in Argentina. The purpose was to share that all are called to fulfill the mission where the Lord has placed them.
The city of Trujillo in Peru hosted the regional congress of young Nazarenes called “KALEO 2024.” Delegations from the 10 South American countries gathered, with more than 2,500 participants.
The community of El Nacional in Los Teques, Venezuela, witnessed a moving Nazarene Discipleship International (NDI) activity called Contra Corriente (against the current), carried out by the Peniel Church of the Nazarene.
More than 800 women from Peru met in Chiclayo for the National Congress of Nazarene Women of Peru, held 28-30 June. The event was organized by the Ministry of Women with the motto “Renewed for the Race.”
From 24-26 May 2024, the “Rescatados” Camp at Los Cerros Camp in Montecristi, Ecuador, reaffirmed values and God’s call on the lives of young people.
On June 28 and 29, the Noroeste Argentino District, the Maximum Missions program, and the district youth carried out the Water and Life project in the village of Azogasta, Argentina. The region has no electricity or drinking water.
On 1 June 2024, the Living the Great Commission (VGC) training was successfully held for the Ecuador Sierra Norte District. This training brought together more than 100 people from various congregations.
