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In 2017, the Church of the Nazarene officially recognized the presence of the Nazarene church in Mongolia, where God has been growing a team of international Nazarenes who have faithfully helped to establish this presence. In 1990, when Mongolia moved from communism to a democratic form of

After the first few believers in a Guatemala community persevered through persecution many years ago, today there is a church planting movement underway, with 16 new churches and almost a dozen more mission starts. Download this story or others at Nazarene.org/stories .

In the year 1206, Genghis Khan founded the Mongol Empire. Today, 3 million people live in vast expanse of high plains that we call the country of Mongolia. It is the most sparsely populated nation in the word. Most Mongolians are either Tibetan Buddhists or atheists. Nazarene missionaries Sunny and

Sunny and Lisa Um, from South Korea, are the first Nazarene missionaries to Mongolia, officially opening the Nazarene work in that country on 25 May, 2012. The people known as the Mongols, led by Ghengis Khan, conquered Eurasia and China, forming a vast empire that lasted a hundred years before it

Ulises Solis has a plan. The missionary wants to train Nazarene lay people to plant and organize new churches across the Central America 4 Field (CA-4), which covers Honduras, Nicaragua, el Salvador and Guatemala, in the Mesoamerica Region. Earlier this year, Solis, who was born and raised in El

Sometimes, a plan makes all the difference. For more than 2,000 years, followers of Jesus Christ have been telling others about Him, organizing groups of new believers to worship and study the Bible, and training those to go out and tell others, thus spreading the Christian faith around the world.