During the assemblies of North and South districts of Uruguay, new superintendents were elected for both districts. Freddy Godoy was elected in the North District, and Marcos Albini was elected in the South District.
In what used to be one of Colombia’s most dangerous and crime-ridden barrios, Iglesia del Nazareno Siloé has been a beacon of hope by offering spiritual care, food for children and elderly people, and vocational training.
After several months of prayer and subject to the provisions of the Manual of the Church of the Nazarene, Tito Lidio de Jesus Paredes was appointed as the new superintendent. Paredes serves as chaplain of the armed forces of Paraguay and is president of the interdenominational pastoral council of his province.
Ñandemba’e, meaning “ours,” is a word from the Guaraní language — an indigenous language mainly spoken in Paraguay. Ñandemba’e served as the retreat slogan for pastors and leaders of Paraguay.
Amalia and Marlon Caicedo serve in the marriage ministry at Iglesia del Nazareno Kadosh in Santa Clara, Ecuador, helping couples reconcile, heal, and strengthen their marriages through God’s Word. The Caicedos have firsthand experience with many of the situations they now help other couples overcome.
Juan Soto was appointed field strategy coordinator for the North Andean Field. He currently serves as superintendent of the North Central District of Colombia and as a holistic ministries coordinator for Colombia.
In a display of faith and unity, the city of Chiclayo, Peru, celebrated Bible Day under the motto “The Bible Unites Families.” The event was attended by more than 10,000 people
William Laruccia dos Santos was elected superintendent of Curitiba District on 29 October 2023 during the district assembly.
Iglesia del Nazareno Renacer Huamboya, a church located in the Amazon region of Ecuador, doesn’t have a building yet, but that hasn’t stopped the congregation from reaching its community.
The Nazarene Biblical Seminary (SBN) in Chile has carried out a series of events with the purpose of disseminating theological education and encouraging continuous ministerial development. To do this, different topics of interest are addressed, both for students and teachers, pastors and lay leaders.
