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After Beirut, Lebanon, was rocked by a major explosion in August, many residents were in need of mental health support. To address those needs, the Beirut Church of the Nazarene opened the Balassan Counseling and Medical Center.

The Mesoamerica Region began the Mentoreo de Impacto (Impact Mentoring) project during the month of January with more than 400 leaders from across the region joining the first session led by General Superintendent Emeritus Jerry Porter.

Friendly Chapel Church of the Nazarene has been a beacon of hope for racial reconciliation in the Deep South since its inception. The work of Paul Holderfield Sr., the church’s founder, continues to live on through the North Little Rock church as it provides a refuge for anyone in need, regardless

Ashok Dhanarajan, pastor of Lake City Church of the Nazarene in Florida, has been able to enhance his church’s discipleship efforts during the pandemic through the Nazarene Connect app.

Mission without Limits, a short-term missions project on the Mesoamerica Region, took place in Petén, Guatemala, starting on 4 January and made an impact on neighbors for Jesus Christ.

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 8-12 February 2021.

Zachary Gibson had been addicted to drugs since he was 13. After his wife left him and took their children, he entered Reconciliation Ministries in Columbia, South Carolina, which changed the trajectory of his life for the better.

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 1-5 February 2021.

The Riobamba Norte Iglesia Del Nazareno in Ecuador baptized 36 people at the Sierra Centro District facilities. The baptisms were the fruit of evangelism and discipleship among several families who have experienced miracles of healing and provision in this COVID-19 pandemic.

DiscipleshipPlace.org would like to congratulate the following individuals for being approved by their pastor and local church board to receive the certificate of lay ministry. Upon approval, they will complete the lay ministry courses.