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Joshua Cook is a pastor who knows it isn’t unusual for people with special needs or families that include members with special needs to avoid going to church. That avoidance might come from concern about the lack of expert care in the Sunday school rooms. It might come from worry about an emotional

Imagine that you've never heard of a double–double, a Tim Hortons coffee with two sugars and two creams. Why don’t you know this? Well, it could be because you grew up somewhere far away from Canada — in Malawi, the Ukraine, or Japan. Now imagine moving here as a young adult who is just about to

J. Timothy White, pastor of the Dallas, Texas, Central Church of the Nazarene, passed away September 3 at age 64. While he had been seriously ill for several months, his passing was unexpected. Pastor Tim's life work centered around his devotion to family, ministry, and education. He attended

For 100 days, members of the Temple, Texas, First Church of the Nazarene set out to be the hands and feet of Jesus under an initiative called 100 Days of Inspiring Hope. “Inspiring Hope began as a theme and has become a vision for the lost and hurting in our community,” said Darin Pound, senior

A new South Asian Strategic Readiness Team was formed during a USA/Canada Multicultural Ministries meeting at the Global Ministry Center August 24 through 26. Team members Chris Nallan (facilitator), Christabell Selvalingham, Aneel Mall, David Partipathi, and Manoj Ingle worked on the team's vision

Compiled by the General Secretary's Office from district reports, Moving Ministers is a monthly listing of Nazarene ministers in new assignments on the USA/Canada Region. Roles included in the latest report are pastor and pastoral service. Entries were received from August 1 to August 31, 2015. To

Stringtown Church of the Nazarene was damaged by a tornado in 1974. The worshippers on this corner have gathered under a tent, within walls of wood or brick, and for short times away from the site. But when members and friends gather Sunday at New Hope Church of the Nazarene, for many years known as

John Hay Sr., retired superintendent for the Indianapolis District, passed away August 25. He was 80. Hay was born in Albany, Kentucky, to Martin and Lola Hay. He married Janet Sheffield on April 16, 1954. Three years later, while attending Trevecca Nazarene College (now University), John accepted

From left to right: Alabama North District Superintendent Greg Story, Center Point Pastor Robert Dabydeen, Black Ministries Facilitator Charles Tillman, USA/Canada Regional Director Bob Broadbooks, East Point Pastor Edward Husband, and conference chairman Bill Allen (back row). The 2015 Southeast

At least 75 people accepted Jesus as their Savior through the efforts of a unique youth team from the Southern Florida District that traveled to Gros-Morne, Haiti, from August 4 to 11. The trip was the district's project for Nazarene Missions International's 100th anniversary celebration . Pastor