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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

The Church of the Nazarene's Global Mission office was pleased to announce the following retiring missionaries during the final meeting of the 93rd Session of the General Board in Ede, Netherlands. The missionaries were presented with a sculpture as a token of thanks. Global Mission, under the

Cindy Schmelzenbach will become the Asia-Pacific Region’s first regional member care coordinator March 1. Cindy, wife of Melanesia South Pacific Field Strategy Coordinator Harmon Schmelzenbach, currently serves as personnel and member care & development coordinator for the Church of the Nazarene's

The Church of the Nazarene is now registered in Singapore. This official government recognition opens the door for the continued development of the denomination there. The announcement that the Registry of Societies had approved in principle the application for registration was made February 7

For the past few weeks, things at the Nazarene Hospital at Kudjip, Papua New Guinea, have been a bit gloomy. Some of the gloom has been due to the rain, power outages, wet shoes, and darker days, but a lot of the gloom has been because the hospital received confirmation that our budget for the year

Southeast Asia Field Strategy Coordinator David Phillips has been declared cancer-free and approved to return to work. Phillips shared the following update on his Facebook page last week: "Good news! The CT scan is clear! I am done with chemo and there is no evidence of cancer. Thank you all for

Reuters Photo The Southern Hemisphere’s strongest storm in recorded history smashed the islands of Fiji over the weekend. Cyclone Winston, a Category 5 storm, hit the islands with estimated sustained winds of nearly 300 kilometers per hour (185 miles per hour). Most of Fiji remains without power,

Global Education Coordinator Dan Copp address a group of educators from across the Asia-Pacific Region. During the second week of February, 45 delegates, speakers, and guests from across the Asia-Pacific Region and the international Church of the Nazarene gathered in person and through video

Im, Seung An The Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Board of Trustees announced current APNTS President Im, Seung An was elected the seventh president of Korea Nazarene University. He assumed the new role on February 16. Effective February 17, APNTS Board of Trustees Chairman Kafoa Muaror

Front row, left to right: Daphne Mathebula and Cezi Glendenning Back row, left to right: Todd Aebischer, Larry Morris, Monte Cyr, Patricia Picavea, and Woodie Stevens Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International's six regional coordinators gathered in Oberstdorf, Germany, for the Global