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God has worked powerfully through the recent Easter Offering for the World Evangelism Fund. Nazarenes everywhere have sacrificially given of their time, talents, and funds to make Christlike disciples in the nations. These gifts are now blessing people in 162 world areas. This offering has shown us

The 29th General Assembly and Conventions is filled with many events, including auxiliary conventions, workshops, services, church business meetings, fellowship opportunities, and much more. The complete event schedule is now available to help you plan your visit. Events marked with asterisks

General Superintendent David W. Graves announced the election of Stephen Dillman as superintendent of the Maine District. Elected 19 May on the first ballot, Dillman replaces Cecil Jones, who spent nearly 15 years in the position. Dillman is currently the director of Church Relations at Eastern

General Superintendent Eugénio R. Duarte announced the election of Albert W. Hung as superintendent of the Northern California District . Elected 12 May on the first ballot, Hung replaces Gary Moore, who has served as interim superintendent since February 2015 after the previous superintendent, John

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 15-19 May 2017. Paul Hatter , 90, of Prattville, Alabama, passed away 12 May. He was a retired minister, serving in Georgia and Alabama. He was preceded in death by

The Nazarene Theological College – Manchester Board of Governors unanimously re-appointed Deirdre Brower Latz for a five-year term as principal of the college. “Deirdre leads a team with a strong missional focus and a passionate spirituality," said David Montgomery, Board of Governors. We are

More than 130 children gathered at Visayan Nazarene Bible College for iLEAD, a 5-day children’s leadership summit. iLEAD aims to introduce selected emerging leaders to leadership principles and equip them to lead, share the gospel, and disciple other children and youth. The event was organized by

A JESUS Film Harvest Partners team recently traveled to one of the most remote regions of Costa Rica to premiere the JESUS film to the Cabécar people, a group who only in the last 24 years has had the New Testament translated in their language. The film was a two-year effort. Villagers of all ages

Olivet Nazarene University’s Board of Directors announced the appointment of David Pickering as the university’s executive vice president for Administration and Human Resources, effective immediately. “Dr. Pickering is an outstanding administrator with a breadth of higher education experience,” said

S. Bradley Shaw was chosen as vice president for Academic Affairs. Northwest Nazarene University announced the hiring of two vice presidents. S. Bradley Shaw will assume the role of vice president for Academic Affairs 1 July and Mark Wheeler assumed the role of vice president for External Affairs 1