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More than a thousand pastors and leaders participated in the International Congress of Pastors, hosted by the Northeastern Oaxaca District in Mexico. More than 250 Nazarene churches in Guatemala, Costa Rica, the United States, and Mexico were represented. The congress was held at the Church of the

Over 100 youth from the Paraguay Central District participated in the Paraguay On Fire Camp, held 10-12 January 2020 in the city of Caacupé. The devotionals and preaching were provided by Juan Meza, Astrid Mayta, Mercedes Villalba, Marcos Muñoz, and Yoan Camacaro, with subjects including sexuality,

Through a donation campaign, Pastor Rob Beckett of Shepherdsville Church of the Nazarene in Kentucky raised enough money to buy cap and gowns for 13 homeless high school seniors, allowing them to walk at graduation. The church had previously developed relationships with the local elementary and

The Foundry Publishing has announced The Global Wesleyan Encyclopedia of Biblical Theology is available for preorder, with an official release date of 3 March. Written from a Wesleyan perspective by scholars, the encyclopedia covers a wide range of biblical and theological topics with resource lists

Crossroads Church of the Nazarene in Chandler, Arizona, found a missions field in its own backyard when a church member began teaching at a local elementary school. Galveston Elementary School is located in one of the oldest neighborhoods of Chandler. It has both the highest Spanish-speaking

Enrique Solano Castro has been appointed by General Superintendent Gustavo Crocker as superintendent of the Alto-Marañon District in Peru. He replaces Herbert Barco Paima, who was elected to be the rector at Nazarene Theological Seminary in Peru. The appointment process was done in coordination with

Thomas Cox, 84, of Lebanon, Tennessee, passed away 29 January 2020. He was a retired minister and district superintendent. Cox was born February 15, 1935, to Herbert and Rose Ethelene Walker. He attended Trevecca Nazarene College (now University) where he met his wife, Wyoma, graduating in 1958.

David P. Anderson has been appointed superintendent of the Oregon Pacific District. General Superintendent Eugénio Duarte made the appointment with input from the Oregon Pacific District Advisory Council, Bob Broadbooks, director of the USA/Canada Region, and in consultation with the Board of

The Cerro Costoche Church of the Nazarene impacted its community with the Word of God and biblically based lessons on hygiene, personal care, and eating habits. Cerro Costoche is a city located in the Sierra Mixe, a district in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. It is an impoverished community with

Nazarene Theological Seminary Southern Cone and the Salvation Army Eastern Territory of South America established an educational agreement for the theological formation of Salvationist ministers in the countries of Uruguay, Paraguay, and Argentina. With this agreement, Salvation Army ministers who