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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 17-21 April 2017. Delta Allen , 80, of Kansas City, Missouri, passed away 14 April. She was the wife of retired Church of the Nazarene Headquarters employee J. Harold

More than 20 years ago, a chief from the HaRelejoe village in Lesotho asked then-missionary Dale Stotler and a Church of the Nazarene pastor to build a church in his village. A Work & Witness team built a simple church structure, then the chief asked the team to come back and build a school. It was

President's Honors, MidAmerica Nazarene University's premier fundraising gala for student scholarships, set a record again. A total of $709,126 was raised through sponsorships, bids, and gifts April 7. This brings the total amount raised through President’s Honors over the last six years to more

At approximately 5 p.m. local time on 8 April, a strong tornado hit the San Javier community in the suburb of San Ignacio city in Paraguay. A 10-year-old girl from the local Church of the Nazarene was one of at least two people killed. The tornado damaged several homes, including 12 belonging to

Mary, a staff member of Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Lanka (NCML), makes her own lunch every day before heading out to work. But she rarely gets to eat it. In her job as the local leader for compassionate ministry to laborers and their families in the Sri Lankan tea gardens of Pattana, Dimbulla

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 10-13 April 2017. Wilma Jean Gebhart , 89, of Turlock, California, passed away 28 March. She was the widow of retired minister Buck Gebhart, who served in California.

As thousands prepare to travel to Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, for the Church of the Nazarene's 2017 General Assembly and Conventions, organizers compiled a list of resources to help attendees reach their destination. Car and RV/bus parking Parking for cars, buses, and RVs is available 21-30 June

Dwight Neuenschwander Sr., former district superintendent of New Zealand, passed away 28 March at the age of 86 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. Neuenschwander was appointed D.S. in 1980, thus becoming a member of the Nazarene Theological College–Brisbane Board of Trustees. During his

Anderson Martinez said he was willing to go anywhere he was needed, and that need was in Greece with a team serving refugees who fled violence and civil war in their countries. Martinez spent his summer break near Thessaloniki, where he visited refugees in their homes, helped them improve their

In Lebanon, it is not common for people to purchase second-hand items as a cost-savings method for acquiring new-to-you clothes, shoes, furniture or household items. People want the things they own to be new, one local friend told me. Thus, it’s hard to find second-hand or charity shops there. So,