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For the first time, the Global Nazarene Youth International Council met in Japan for its annual meeting. Regional youth coordinators and staff from the Global NYI Office met January 15 to 19 at the Japan District Office to talk about how the young people of this generation can join God’s mission in

JESUS Film Harvest Partners currently has an opening for a communications coordinator. This position is responsible for developing and implementing consistent short-term and long-term communications strategies, as well as for ensuring consistent JESUS Film Harvest Partners branding in all

Nine missionary kids from the Mesoamerica and South America regions met in Panama this month for Rendezvous. A global Church of the Nazarene initiative, Rendezvous helps prepare missionary kids for culture-to-culture transition and navigate leaving their parents’ home to re-enter their passport

Recent praise reports and prayer requests from NCN News, Nazarene Missions International, and JESUS Film Harvest Partners include: PRAISES Asia-Pacific staff member in remission Liza Halbrook, a system and network administrator at the Asia-Pacific Resource Center, is in remission after being

Eric Hehman is the new head football coach at Olivet Nazarene University. A college head coach since 2004, Hehman arrives at Olivet after six seasons at Malone University in Canton, Ohio, where he was instrumental in transitioning the program from NAIA to NCAA Division II. From 2005 to 2009, he

The New Zealand District and the Asia-Pacific Region are grieving the sudden death of Pastor Vipul Kharat January 24. He was on holiday in his hometown of Buldana, India, when he suffered severe back pain. His brother, Moses, a medical doctor, rushed him to the hospital, but Vipul suffered a second

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received January 18-22, 2016. Clarence Barror , 82, of Plant City, Florida, passed away January 13. He was a retired minister, serving in Virginia, Ohio, and Florida. He is

Madelyn Hurn, widow of retired General Superintendent Raymond Hurn, passed away January 11 at age 93. She was born February 13, 1922, in Stafford, Kansas, the third of four children. Madelyn attended Bresee College, where she met her husband. The couple was married December 30, 1941, and began

Churches on the Costa Rica North and Central districts pooled their resources to purchase personal hygiene products and clothing for hundreds of refugees from Cuba currently stranded in Costa Rica. Cuba refugees began making their way to the U.S. through several Central American countries late last

Coaches often move from college program to college program quite frequently. Some coaches leave because they see greener pastures somewhere else; some coaches leave because of the chance to build something different and new; finally, other coaches are given no option but to leave because of the