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At least 75 people accepted Jesus as their Savior through the efforts of a unique youth team from the Southern Florida District that traveled to Gros-Morne, Haiti, from August 4 to 11. The trip was the district's project for Nazarene Missions International's 100th anniversary celebration . Pastor

Dr. Guy "Rusty" Garman, son of retired missionaries Larry and Addie Garman, passed away August 15 while attempting a deep dive world record. He was 56. Rusty, who ran the Garman Ear, Nose, and Throat Center on St. Croix, planned the 1,200-foot dive for two years. The dive was projected to last more

Nine young people from Mexico, Costa Rica, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic recently participated in a 4x4 All Terrain event. The program began in January 2010 on the former Mexico North Field so young people could put their training into practice after attending a cross-cultural orientation.

Miguel and Irene Garita of the Mesoamerica Region Family Care Ministry recently traveled across the Mexico Northwest District to hold three events. From 9 to 11 July, the Mexico Northwest District had its annual couples retreat. Topics included quality of married life, working as a team, and how to

Fuente de Vida Church of the Nazarene, the first Nazarene church in the Guna de Wargandí indigenous area, was established June 28. With great joy, Panama Central District Superintendent Carlos de la Cruz guided congregations and members from other district churches to the opening of the church and

The Mexico Field began hosting Cross-Cultural Orientation for Kids in the south in 2011 and has since extended the program to the north, where it continues to raise a new generation of missionaries and servants of the Lord. The fourth CCOK was held June 26 and 27 on the Mexico Northeast District

As the Church of the Nazarene Trinidad and Tobago District refocuses to become stronger and more relevant, district churches are hosting prayer walks throughout their communities. "For the Church of the Nazarene in Trinidad and Tobago to grow, local churches must become relevant to their communities

( Also available in Spanish ) The Panama Central District recently held a Passing the Torch conference for local youth. The event began June 12 with a service featuring Milton Gay, Nazarene Youth International coordinator for the Mesoamerica Region. That same night, the much-anticipated passing of

The El Salvador Central District’s Professional Ministry coordinated a Maximum Mission event in the community of Veracruz June 6. Together with the support of the district youth leaders, they conducted a medical clinic, painted the community’s school, and ministered to children. By the end of the

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