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Torrential rains in Peru continue to cause catastrophic flooding and mudslides. An estimated 700,000 people are now homeless, and more than 90 people have died. Nazarenes are among those most affected. The flooding reached five of Peru’s Nazarene districts , which are home to 267 local Nazarene

A group of people, stranded in flood waters, hold onto a rope as they walk to safety in Lima, Peru. (AP photo) More than 80 people have died in Peru following the worst floods in almost 30 years . Half of the country is under a state of emergency as this year’s rainy season has delivered 10 times

The Church of the Nazarene's Global Mission office recommended 15 missionaries for appointment during the Church of the Nazarene's 94th Session of the General Board Monday, 27 February in Overland Park, Kansas, USA. David and Jennifer Allen have served together as intern missionaries since April

District assemblies are well underway across the South America Region. On the Central Andean Field, the Peru Cajamarca and Central Bolivia districts recently elected their new superintendents for 2017-2018. Peru Cajamarca chose Cester Gamonal Flores (pictured: top) and Central Bolivia selected Guido

Nonstop rain over the past two weeks has caused several floods and mudslides in Peru, leaving a trail of destruction and killing at least 13 people. With more heavy rain forecasted for the next few days, leaders in Peru anticipate the situation to worsen. Nazarene churches in Peru are working to

Volunteers from the Weavers of Dreams ministry at Pueblo Libre Church of the Nazarene recently shared the Word of God and a message of hope at the National Institute of Child Health, a children's hospital. Church members also distributed blankets to the children so they can be warmer on cool nights.

When Alex was 12 years old, he walked away from his relationship with God and began drinking. He hated his father, who was an alcoholic and mistreated his mother. Yet, even as a child, Alex was beginning to follow in his father’s footsteps with alcohol. When he was older, Alex studied to be a chef

Nazarene Theological Seminary of Peru hosted its annual national theological education conference September 8 through 10 to continue training those who lead the decentralized theological education programs. More than 50 people representing most of Peru's districts attended, including teachers,

Nazarene Theological Seminary of Peru hosted two programs to train pastors and leaders from the Church of the Nazarene's three Awajún districts. The Awajún people are an ethnic group from the Peruvian Amazon jungle. The first program began January 11 with a summer holiday program that concluded

Nazarene Theological Seminary of Peru held a conference August 17 to 29 with 74 faculty and staff. The purpose was to reflect on and dialogue regarding two topics: the seven identifying characteristics of the Church of the Nazarene and the significant contributions made and influence exerted on the