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Nazarene Youth International delegates gathered for a final morning of business together.

General Superintendent Carla Sunberg delivered the Quadrennial Address to the General Assembly during Monday morning’s business session.

The third day of the Nazarene Discipleship International (NDI) General Convention was again filled with the presence of Jesus. Numerous prayer groups continued to be stationed around the convention center, interceding for God’s will to be done throughout the day.

The Sunday session of the Global NMI Convention was a celebration that highlighted the work of the regions and celebrated the more than 90 missionaries commissioned since the 2017 Global NMI Convention.

Nazarenes from around the world gathered for Sunday morning worship at the Indiana Convention Center. General Superintendent David Graves preached a message titled “Reckless Worship” to more than 11,500 people in attendance physically and over 3,000 via live stream.

The second day of the Nazarene Discipleship International (NDI) General Convention was again filled with the presence of Jesus. The day consisted of the opening of the second NDI Plenary, World Quiz, workshops, and GA Kids.

The 30th General Assembly and Conventions continued on Saturday night as General Superintendent Gustavo Crocker reminded attendees of the importance of discipleship. The service began with a segment led by General Superintendent David Graves, who gave the crowd a look into the GA Kids worship

Nazarene Youth International's second day included an announcement for the 2025 Third Wave Leadership Conference and a Centennial Celebration event recognizing the past 100 years.

The second day of the Global Nazarene Missions International Convention was highlighted by the celebratory March Offering for the 75th anniversary of Alabaster and the report of Global NMI Director Lola Brickey.

The first day of the Nazarene Discipleship International General Convention was filled with the presence of Jesus. Early in the session, General Superintendent David Graves received NDI’s top award, the Second Mile Award, for his influence on the church in discipleship and leadership.