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Among the many items preserved in the Nazarene Archives are the original ordination certificates of Phineas F. Bresee, the principal founder and first General Superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene.

Students from the Nazarene International Language Institute program joined the work of building chapels and remodeling buildings at the Nazarene Theological Seminary of South America on 20 April 2022.

Every Sunday, a group of 25 to 30 children and preteens go to the Valle del Sol Iglesia del Nazareno for Bible studies and a snack that the members of the church prepare for them. Only about 15 percent of the group are children of church members.

Two members of Bethel Church of the Nazarene in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, have found validation in their ministry after taking courses that work towards receiving the Lay Minister's License through The Discipleship Place.

Norine Grantz, 94, of Weymouth, Massachusetts, passed away 24 April 2022. She was a retired missionary who served in Peru for 23 years.

The Church of the Nazarene in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, held a celebration during Holy Week that included two special services and the baptism of 11 people. Pastor Oscar Rivera said the services were special and emotional because they were the first meetings in more than two years.

The Africa Region recently announced two new district superintendents: Leholohonolo Michael Oliphant for the Lesotho District and Vincent Peter Maholbela for the Eastern South Africa District.

The Church of the Nazarene’s South America Region has held ordination services since October 2021 in different countries of the region, ordaining 253 men and women as pastors and deacons.

In this month's edition of Nazarenes in the News, a General Superintendent Emeritus is elected to the Hall of Fame, a Tennessee Church feeds the homeless on Easter, two Missouri churches merge to create one congregation, and much more. To read all of the Nazarenes in the News entries, click read

Holiness Today magazine has launched a new website with three additional languages: Spanish, French, and Portuguese. The launch was timed to coincide with a special issue on Christian identity, featuring articles from each of the six members of the Board of General Superintendents.