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When Young Lee arrived in America from Korea in December 1996, he was unsure of where he would establish roots. His wife, Soojung, joined him in America in 1998. There was one thing, though, that both were very sure of. They came to America because God had called them to share the message of Jesus

Electrical installation was recently completed on Jesus the Hope , a boat on the Brazil Amazonia District that allows pastors to reach people in the area's riverside communities. The boat has been under construction since 2012, when a previous vessel was seriously damaged in a storm on the Negro

Rob Westerman, pastor at Springdale Nazarene Church 's campus in Norwood, Ohio, recently surprised 15 customers at a local grocery store by paying for their items. Over the course of two hours, Westerman entered the store, paid for an individual's groceries, then quickly disappeared to do it again.

A Ketchikan minister is going barefoot for a month in hopes of raising awareness of the need for shoes among the world’s poor. While only part way through his month-long project, Peter Epler has gotten a feel — so to speak — for what many people deal with all the time. Epler’s bare feet are a little

More than 150 persecuted Christians from the Middle East have found safety, thanks in part to the generosity of Nazarenes around the world. Numerous Christian families, including Nazarenes and others associated with the Nazarene church, from the Middle East were stranded after fleeing their homes

A Cross-Cultural Orientation (CCO) was held in Panama for the first time recently. Thirty-one people attended, including two from the Costa Rica North District. They met in Santiago, Santa Clara June 5-7 to learn more about missions. The evening sermons were special times by leaders Bernie

"This is the Church in Eurasia believing that God’s missional call is reverberating from the Alps to the Himalayas, and it is unprecedented." There is a place tucked into the arms of the Rhein River, a tiny place with a German name that has been preparing and sending Nazarene young people into the

Over the past 30 years, these hands have healed thousands of patients in the highlands of Papua New Guinea. They have stopped bleeding, removed cancer, delivered babies, straightened bones, reconnected tendons, removed infections, sutured lacerations, and more. They have also folded in prayer over

In celebration of Nazarene Missions International's 100th anniversary, Church of the Nazarene districts were encouraged to select one of more than 1,400 initiatives generated by Nazarenes around the world. The Eastern Kentucky and North Carolina districts from the USA adopted the “Tents for the

Children and youth gathered at Kubo Camp for Christ in Mataas na Burol April 29 to May 1 for the Southern Tagalog District children’s camp. The camp was based on Jeremiah 33:3: “Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know." The theme, “The VOICE of the