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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.

More than 150 women throughout Chile participated in the first national celebration of Women's Day, an activity that was organized by Pastor Ana Mardones together with her work team.

The Valley Church-Troy began adapting its programs to the COVID-19 context of church and found success in an online discipleship strategy.

When the Nazarene Seminary of the Americas underwent a curriculum reform for its bachelor’s program in 2020, they added a course on the Theology of Women in Ministry. In its first implementations, it made a significant impact on the lives of those who took the course.

Edna Lochner, 96, of Freeport, Illinois, passed away 9 April 2021. She was a retired missionary who served in Eswatini for 38 years.

In a year full of number crunching around the world, the numbers tell a story for the Church of the Nazarene in Cambodia. District Superintendent Kevin Campbell-White shares a first-hand account of what God is doing in and through His church.

Pastors, district superintendents, and Nazarene Compassionate Ministries coordinators from Mesoamerica’s North Central Field received a series of trainings on the importance of caring for the health of members and their communities.

Erna Garner, 89, of Capitola, California, passed away 24 March 2021. She was a retired missionary who served alongside her husband, Clayton Garner, in Barbados and Papua New Guinea.

When the Kentucky River and its surrounding tributaries were inundated with rain, Appalachia Reach Out coordinated relief efforts for those who were affected by the historic floods.

As we trained and met in advance preparation for Missions without Limits, we thought of creating a board game—something attractive, eye-catching, and interesting. The game would have three objectives: to encourage healthy family recreation at home, to share the gospel, and to let the community of