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Liberia project empowers women through training
Liberia was ravaged by the Ebola crisis as well as civil wars over the last decades, reducing the male population. Many women must now provide
Michigan DS hospitalized
Prayer is requested for Michigan District Superintendent John Seaman, who was hospitalized this week in Tennessee while visiting family.
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Zimbabwe pastor opens extension center, trains next generation of pastors
In 2002, Noah Sibanda graduated from Africa Nazarene University in Nairobi, Kenya, with a
Tribute to Manuel Filimao Tsambe Chambo
Africa Regional Director Filimao Chambo shared the following tribute to his father, Rev. Manuel Filimao Tsambe Chambo:
Grieving and
Nazarenes respond as Louisiana flooding creates major disaster
A deluge of unusually
Vernon Lunn remembered
Vernon Lunn, a lifelong Nazarene layman and General Board member for 24 years, passed away August 8. He was 93.
Born and raised in Kansas
Myanmar church initiates clean water evangelism after well installation
Community members near 4 Mile Church of the Nazarene have been praying for an accessible and stable clean water supply. Their prayers were
West Africa churches create community change through WASH
Water, sanitation, and hygiene are essential for healthy living, but in Sierra Leone and Liberia, these basics are not a given.
In Sierra
Multicultural Ministries celebrates first year of Ethnic Leadership Development Initiative
In September 2015, the USA/Canada Multicultural Ministries office launched the Ethnic Leadership Development Initiative to coach, mentor, and
Daily bread: Livestock project helps secure food, future for families in Armenia
There are six adults in Anna Hakobyan’s household
