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Nazarenes in the News: May 1, 2015
Linda Cable and Linda Ellis paint the kitchen area of Hope Pregnancy & Health Center Saturday as part of First Church of the Nazarene's 100
PLNU receives National Science Foundation grant to support STEM majors
Point Loma Nazarene University announced it received a $576,750 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support undergraduate
Mango Tree Respite Centre reaches out to visually impaired children
Asia-Pacific Communications recently received the following update from In-Kwon Kim, a missionary serving at Mango Tree Respite Centre in
Know before you go: Medication
Work & Witness leaders on the Asia-Pacific Region prepared the following information about traveling with prescription and over-the-counter
Peace march calls for end to violence against foreigners
Thousands of people participated in a peace march last week in Durban, South Africa, decrying the violence against foreign nationals that has
NYI opens 2 youth ministry academies in Mexico
The Mesoamerica Region's Nazarene Youth International, in partnership with Nazarene Seminary of the Americas, opened two new Youth Ministry
Malawi churches celebrate Easter after severe flood season
With their lives still shaken by the loss of homes, livestock, and crops to severe flooding earlier this year, church members in Malawi's
Solar project brings electricity to remote clinics in Papua New Guinea
Nazarene Health Ministries is beginning a new project to reach Papua New Guinea's highlands. Its Rural Health Services program will begin
Jamaica center restores sight through medical procedures
The Gamertsfelder Mission Center recently performed its first cataract surgeries. A ministry of the Jamaica West District, the center houses
Former Bolivia superintendent passes away
Daniel Mita Ayala, a pastor and former district superintendent, passed away April 13 after a four-year battle with intestinal cancer. He was
