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When confronted with a national food crisis, Cambodian Nazarenes shared their supply and Christ's love with their neighbors.

Nazarene Harmony Center in Siem Reap, Cambodia, was started two years ago by Jacob Koh and his family. Since then, the center has become a place where Jesus’ love is shared in the community.

In a year full of number crunching around the world, the numbers tell a story for the Church of the Nazarene in Cambodia. District Superintendent Kevin Campbell-White shares a first-hand account of what God is doing in and through His church.

West Columbia Central Church of the Nazarene was inspired to raise money to purchase 440 Bibles for Cambodia after God used a missionary’s story to prompt the church to get involved.

The Church of the Nazarene in Cambodia has been able to continue serving its community and grow despite the COVID-19 pandemic and other challenges.

A Nazarene missionary to Cambodia used her ability to connect with children to earn the community’s trust and an outlet to share God’s love.

The Church of the Nazarene in Cambodia has grown so fast that churches were facing a shortage of Bibles for their congregations. Now, they have been equipped with more Bibles and other resources.

Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College is developing a series of video lectures that can be played on smart TVs without the need for internet access, enabling pastors to receive theological training in heavily persecuted areas. These videos will cover the entire Course of Study for a minister in the

The Church of the Nazarene in Cambodia was reorganized in 2012 after six years of crisis, making it the newest district in Southeast Asia. Nearly 70 percent of Cambodians are under the age of 30 years old, and many of them learn about Jesus through the more than 50 Nazarene churches in the Kampong

​ During this year's Cambodia District Assembly, each church received 2-3 Papyrus Audio Bibles. The solar-powered audio players are an important tool for evangelism and discipleship in the southeast Asian country where nearly one in four people age 15 and older cannot read and write. The Cambodia