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When the Church of the Nazarene congregation in Manteno, Illinois, looked for ways to meet needs within its community, they started by simply looking outside. In less than one year, the church has started a program for senior adults that has brought much-needed service and support to the community

Nearly 200 Nazarene Missions International leaders gathered together in Conde, Paraíba, Brazil, for the fifth national NMI meeting, where attendees learned more about their role in missions, under the theme "Until He comes."

Africa is called the “young continent” for a reason. According to a UNICEF report, by 2050, forty percent of the world’s children will be African. Understanding the importance of introducing Christ to the little ones, the Africa Region Nazarene Discipleship International – Children’s Ministries held

Belgium recently became the 165th World Area of the Church of the Nazarene. Their efforts in Mechelen are making an impression on the country's deeply secular culture.

Over 300 leaders from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao joined the Pastors’ and Laymen Conference (PALCON) 9-11 April 2024, held at Rizal Recreation Center in the Philippines.

El Limón Iglesia del Nazareno carried out street evangelism led by Luis Delgado and the church development ministry with the support of the Nazarene Youth International (NYI) ministry, among others.

In March 2020, Pastor Charles Tillman knew that his church would have to do its Sunday services differently in light of the pandemic, but he didn’t think it would require so much sweat.

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 29 April - 3 May 2024.

Reaching the nomadic people of Africa has been a challenge for missionaries and evangelists due to the hardships of the lifestyle. However, a breakthrough has given the Church of the Nazarene in Africa a plan and strategy for evangelizing and discipling these groups of people.

During this past Holy Week, Etla Church of the Nazarene in Mexico experienced an intentional time of seeking the Lord through different activities. Many community members gathered in increasing numbers, culminating in an Easter Sunday celebration where 400 people attended.