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Some have compared COVID-19 to a shared, global wilderness experience. The analogy seems appropriate. Whereas exile is more like the experience of not being at home in the culture, the wilderness is more akin to living in a time of scarcity and uncertainty. Consider what the wilderness involves:

Churches on the Mexico Olmec District are uniting through the “Evangelistic Table” project to provide the community with essential products, counseling, and prayer.

The Church of the Nazarene in Hungary has utilized Facebook Live to reach its congregations with one service attracting more than 2,000 viewers.

It only took an hour for MVNU alumnus Jay Ruffner to build a box to help shield nurses and doctors intubating a patient.

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 27 April - 1 May 2020. L. Harold Blankenship , 91, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, passed away 29 April 2020. He was serving at Durant First Church of the Nazarene in

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 . Amber Byrd of South Side Church of the Nazarene, Northeast

Olivet Nazarene University announced Stephen Lowe as the new vice president for Academic Affairs. He replaces Carol Summers, who recently announced she would be taking an early retirement.

MNU President David Spittal announced the appointment of Daniel Rincones as dean of students effective in July. Rincones has been the director of residential life since 2015.

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of news stories featuring Nazarene churches or church members working to solve some issues that have arisen from COVID-19 Tennessee church food ministry partners with drive-in as need grows amid COVID-19 ( Herald-Chronicle , 15 April 2020) The Westside Church

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Nazarenes from the Casa de Oración Church of the Nazarene in Cali, Colombia, decided to gather food and pack it so that they could deliver it to people in need. “Because of the social distancing measures during this time, we cannot give a hug or a hand to