• Workers begin dismantling the press box at Ward Field on the Olivet Nazarene University campus Thursday after it was apparently blown off the bleachers onto the track Wednesday night during a storm. ( Daily-Journal photo) Olivet Nazarene University's campus took a hit from Wednesday night's storm.
  • A Work & Witness team from Bethel Church of the Nazarene in Nampa, Idaho, USA, arrived in Myanmar May 21. Shortly after reaching Myitkyina in the northern part of the country, the team began engaging with the local people. Each day, around 100 children came from surrounding Nazarene churches and
  • Albert Hung will speak on growth, the second stage of discipleship, at the upcoming TEACH 2016 conference. Hung is the lead pastor at Trinity Church of the Nazarene in Monterey Park, California, a multi-cultural, multi-site church with services in English, Spanish, and Mandarin. Hung is passionate
  • Mount Vernon Nazarene University is the first USA/Canada Nazarene university with all its ordination majors validated by the USA/Canada Regional Course of Study Advisory Committee according to the newly revised ability statements. The Course of Study Advisory Committee validates Church of the
  • Kansas City, Missouri The USA/Canada Regional Office invites Mission 2015 Conference (M15) attendees to register for special pre-conference events and mega seminars. Two pre-conferences will be held February 9, and three mega seminars are scheduled for February 10 and 11.M15 registration is also
  • After 26 years of service, Riley Coulter is retiring from his role as chancellor of Ambrose University. President Gordon T. Smith underscored the significance of Coulter’s role. “If it weren’t for Riley’s superb and skillful leadership, there would be no Ambrose University today," he said. Coulter’s
  • The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received June 27 - July 1, 2016. Paul Crew , 79, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, passed away June 26. He was a retired minister, serving in Tennessee, Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
  • Hope of finding landslide survivors was fading as the heavy rains that have pounded the central Sri Lankan region of Kegalla since mid-May continued hampering rescue efforts. Local Nazarenes were undeterred, stepping forward through NCM Lanka in mid-June to help people identified in secondary data
  • When Pastor Derrick Thames stood before his congregation at Erskine Church of the Nazarene several years ago and cast a vision for the church to serve the community, he threw out ideas: people could donate clothes, food, maybe cars. “Or, even a house!” he joked. Shortly after, a woman with roots in
  • Natalia* held her 6-year-old, Sergey*, in her arms as he was dying. Suffering from severe asthma, he had seen many doctors who had been unable to help. The medicines they prescribed did not work. During this most severe attack, the family called an ambulance, but in their city in Central Asia it