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South Africa's Nazarene Inn serves as place of refuge
During her adult life, Claire Paulse has worked as a principal at a school outside of Cape Town, South Africa, for children with special needs
Department of Labor overtime rules blocked
A federal judge has blocked Department of Labor rules that would have extended overtime eligibility to almost four million Americans. The new
Haiti: A holiness journey
Holiness or entire sanctification as a term confounds description to some degree. For Franckel Formétus, a Nazarene leader in Haiti working
Video: Sharing the gospel for generations
After the first few believers in a Guatemala community persevered through persecution many years ago, today there is a church planting
Graeme Sheppard remembered
Graeme Sheppard, 63, passed away 22 November after a three-year battle with cancer. Sheppard was a longtime lay leader on the Australia-New
When God has a different plan
When Steve Jones sensed God calling him into full-time ministry from his career as a machinist, he assumed that it would be as pastor of a
Solomon Islander appointed DS during assembly on Guadalcanal
Nazarene history was made on the historic island of Guadalcanal, infamous for its place in the World War II Pacific Rim theater. For the first
SENDAS graduates participate through ceremony, live streaming
Nazarene Seminary of the Americas (Seminario Nazareno de las Américas, SENDAS) celebrated graduation November 5 as eight students received
Stewardship Ministries announces 2016-2017 scholarship contest for USA/Canada students
Each year, Stewardship Ministries invests in Christian education and religion students by awarding scholarships to up five winners of a sermon
SANU holds 'grand and glorious' graduation
Southern Africa Nazarene University celebrated its 7th graduation 28 October as 374 students accepted their degrees from Africa's newest
