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Retired minister and missionary Jack Hawthorne passed away 22 April. He was 92 years old. After serving in the U.S. Navy near the end of World War II, Jack gave his life to Christ. He enrolled in Northwest Nazarene College (now University) in Nampa, Idaho, where he met and married Fairy Emerson.

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 29 April-3 May 2019. Larry Allen , 73, of Henderson, Kentucky, passed away 24 April. He was a retired minister, serving in Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kentucky. He is

More than 100 Nazarene Youth International members from the Central Church of the Nazarene in San Juan Chamelco, Guatemala, participated in a Maximum Mission event 17-19 April. They served in the nearby village of Xaliha, where they worked with children, cleaned local school facilities, and finished

More than 70 people attended a Holy Week celebration organized by the Latacunga Church of the Nazarene 20 April in the Ecuadorian Air Force auditorium. Child, youth, and adult church members put on various performances at the event. The children in the church’s choreography ministry performed a

For 17 years, the Church of the Nazarene in Papua New Guinea has used radio ministries to spread the Gospel across the country. There are three programs aired across 17 radio stations that have been a source of encouragement and a tool for discipleship for Nazarenes in PNG. The first program, Krai

DiscipleshipPlace.org would like to congratulate the following individuals for being approved by their pastor and local church board to receive the certificate of lay ministry in the month of April. Upon approval, they will complete the lay ministry courses . Suzanne Francis of Alliance Church of

The Living Water Church of the Nazarene in Antigua continued a 15-year Good Friday tradition where they served breakfast at the Finnes Institute, a government-run home for the elderly. A team of 51 people from the church offered breakfast to nearly 70 residents and 20 staff members. The team sang

More than 400 participants from the North District of Cobán in Guatemala attended a youth camp organized by the district Nazarene Youth International board. The camp theme was Transformed, and the event took place 16-18 April in Pequixul. During the camp, 12 youth gave their lives to the Lord, and

The Trinidad and Tobago Nazarene Missions International team led a Cross-Cultural Orientation 12 April for more than 50 children at the annual Children’s Bible Camp in Arouca. The event focused on different areas of missions, including missionary work, prayer, and Work & Witness trips. The goal of

The Los Angeles Church of the Nazarene in San José, Costa Rica, was recently registered in the Ecological Blue Flag Program (known as PBAE in Spanish). The PBAE is a program offered by the Costa Rican government to all institutions committed to environmental care. PBAE encourages churches and