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Freedom Sunday highlights anti-trafficking efforts

On Sunday, 23 September 2018, thousands of churches around the world will join in Freedom Sunday. This unique service is specifically set aside for congregations to pray for, learn about, and support church-led anti-trafficking efforts. Read more

Building dignity in Vancouver

For the people in the Downtown Eastside neighborhood in Vancouver, British Columbia, hope can seem distant. The neighborhood is infamous for rampant drug use, homelessness, and poverty. And since 1992, Mission Possible, a Nazarene Compassionate Ministry Center, has served right in the middle of it. (via NCM Magazine) Read more

Nazarenes respond after tropical storm hits Dominican Republic

Tropical Storm Beryl swept through the Dominican Republic 10 July with strong winds and torrential rains. Read more

Children's workers gain insight on education, missions in Dominican Republic

Several Mesoamerica Region ministries came together 6-8 July in the Dominican Republic for a children's ministries training event focusing on education, leadership, missions, and evangelism. Read more

Mesoamerica pastors provide support following Cuba plane crash

A group of pastors from across the Mesoamerica Region recently traveled to Cuba to provide support following the plane crash that killed 10 pastoral couples. Dhariana Balbuena, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries coordinator for the Mesoamerica Region, shared her experience during this time. Read more

Nicaragua district office closes amid nearby protests

On 29 May, the Church of the Nazarene's Nicaragua Central District office closed until further notice. The closure comes in response to increased violence from protesters in the city of Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. Read more

NCM responds after flood in Papua New Guinea

A devastating flood swept through the Jiwaka province recently in northern Papua New Guinea. Some villages were swept away by the flood waters, and at least three people were reportedly killed. Read more

Nazarenes provide medical services in Panama

More than 500 people received medical care through a tour on the Panama Central District from 23 to 26 April. Read more