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The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 24-28 March 2025.

More than 100 young people attended the national Nazarene Youth International camp, held on the outskirts of the city of Juan E. Estigarribia in Paraguay. The name of the camp was "I will run to you," reflecting on running to God's call.

Wesley Dwayne Tracy, 92, of Peoria, Arizona, passed away 11 March 2025. Tracy served as pastor, educator, and editor of multiple publications, including Herald of Holiness and Preacher’s Magazine.

After Nazarene Youth International Korea (NYI) visited Thailand in January 2024 to launch its first missions trip in collaboration with Nazarene missionaries from South Korea, NYI Korea returned to Thailand in February.

Thanks to the partnership with the Seminario Teológico Nazareno del Cono Sur (STNCS) of Argentina and the Church of the Nazarene in Equatorial Guinea, the graduation ceremony of the first batch of students in the bachelor’s degree in theology was held in January in Bata, Equatorial Guinea.

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 17-21 March 2025.

Last year, South Asia Nazarene Bible College celebrated its 25th anniversary. While Simon Jothi has been deeply involved in SANBC during that time, in June, Jothi will step down to move into a new assignment.

The Ukraine District recently gathered in Lviv, Ukraine, for its first in-person District Assembly since 2020. With General Superintendent Carla Sunberg in attendance, the event was a time of worship, encouragement, and significant milestones in ministry.

More than 50 members of the Ululoloa Church of the Nazarene visited the home for the elderly in Vailele, Samoa, in late January. The local church’s Nazarene Missions International spearheaded this special ministry with the support of Nazarene Youth International.

The mission of the Church of the Nazarene has always been to preach the gospel holistically. Offering healthcare to needy communities is a tangible way to reflect God’s love. Believing that this approach can change lives, the Church of the Nazarene in Guinea-Bissau began work in the community of