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A magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit the northern part of Luzon, Philippines, 27 July 2022. The quake injured more than a hundred people, closed many roads due to landslides, and damaged houses and infrastructures.

On the 3rd Friday of each month, the District of São Paulo meets via Zoom to pray. They pray for local churches and leaders, global leadership, missionaries and children of missionaries, and more. They testify to the time of prayer and what God has been doing in them since it began.

A compassionate outreach event called Love, Peace, and Mercy was recently carried out in the municipal landfill of Barinas, Venezuela. The event was organized by the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries of the Venezuela Llanos District in May 2022.

Timothy Carter was elected superintendent of the Iowa District on 14 July 2022. He has pastored Cedar Rapids First Church of the Nazarene since 1997 and served as district secretary since July 2013.

About 70 young people made decisions to follow Jesus Christ at a video game tournament in Manchester, England. George Herrera, a student at Nazarene Theological College—Manchester, led the tournament as part of his ongoing video game ministry to teens.

The Southern Tagalog District celebrated its 36th anniversary 2 July 2022. Over six hundred members from 19 churches joined the celebration. The thanksgiving celebration focused on the theme Konektado sa Nakaraan, or "Connected to the Past."

Encuentro 2022 was held on the Western Puerto Rico District with about 100 Puerto Rico residents and 276 people of all ages from other areas of the United States. The groups held VBS and repaired churches that needed updating.

Central Philippines Nazarene College announced the election of Gilbert Montecastro as president, who has more than 30 years of experience as an educator.

Rachel Walsh had experienced plenty of ugly places and low points in her life. But that changed when she attended her friend's baptism at Sandia Church of the Nazarene in New Mexico. To read Rachel's testimony, click read more.

The Church of the Nazarene in Argentina recently held its first in-person national meeting of the ministries since 2019. The event was called A lo Nuestro, meaning "in our own contexts.”