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Photo by Andrew Shiva , used under CC BY-SA 4.0 , cropped from original When Annabelle Twal moved with her family from Switzerland to Jerusalem, Israel, in 2014, she did not think that God would make use of her fluency in German to help start a new work. After they arrived, Annabelle and her husband

Nearly 70 homes were destroyed 30 April in a landslide that swept through La Paz, Bolivia. Major city roads have been closed off, more than 300 people are sleeping in tents at a local soccer field, and four people remain missing and are presumed to be trapped in the debris. The local Church of the

Nearly 15 people attended an author workshop 23-25 April in Pilar, Argentina. The workshops covered editing, research, the qualities and disciplines of good authors, use of social networks, and unique tools and technology to help authors. The global Nazarene literature ministries, South American

After someone overdosed in the parking lot of the New Beginning Nazarene Church in Mount Airy, Maryland, church leaders decided something needed to be done. It wasn’t the first time an incident like this had happened, but the church is working to make sure it was the last. The congregation hosted an

Approximately 80 leaders and pastors from the Puerto Rico West District attended crisis management and suicide prevention conferences 27 April. Both events took place in the El Cotto First Church of the Nazarene in Arecibo, Puerto Rico. The district Nazarene Compassionate Ministries team sponsored

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Trevecca student with autism graduates after 12 years Nashville, Tennessee ( Tennessean , 10 May) Brian Schnelle has autism. At 31 years old, he still lives with his parents. He can't care

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 13-17 May, 2019. Phillip Ahn , 85, of Kent, Washington, passed away 7 May. He was a retired minister, serving in Colorado and Washington. He is survived by his wife,

The 34th annual Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary graduation and commencement was held 4 May at the seminary in Taytay, Philippines. There were 27 graduates from seven nations, bringing APNTS’s lifetime graduation count to 561. Currently, APNTS graduates serve in more than 27 nations,

In accordance with governance approved by the 2017 General Assembly, the Board of General Superintendents appointed a new board of directors for The Foundry Publishing . The new board, which convened for the first time 5-7 May at The Foundry Publishing offices in Kansas City, Missouri, replaces the

Across the Asia-Pacific Region, leaders are finding new and innovative ways to expand the kingdom of God. One of these leaders is Daniel Saguichai from Thailand. Aside from serving as the Chapman International College ( formerly Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College ) Thailand academic supervisor,