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Costa Rica conference unifies national ministries

The Costa Rica Church of the Nazarene held its first National Ministry Conference at the San Pedro de Poás Church of the Nazarene to train local and district leaders on various aspects of the national ministry initiatives. Read more

Mesoamerica education conference teaches student discipleship

Nearly 60 people attended the Influencers educational conference in El Salvador and in Guatemala that provided child, adolescent, and youth workers in the church the tools to effectively disciple their students. Read more

USA flood relief continues as water recedes

As the flooding in the United States Midwest begins to recede, local churches, districts, and Nazarene Compassionate Ministries representatives are conducting relief assessments. Read more

Nebraska church offers safety amid historic flooding

Fremont Church of the Nazarene is supporting its community as they fight through the aftermath of historic flooding that has killed four people and left thousands without a home. Read more

Cyclone Idai brings devastation to Southeast Africa

Tropical Cyclone Idai made landfall 15 March, affecting millions of people in Mozambique, Malawi, and Zimbabwe. At least 370 people have died and many Nazarene churches were completely destroyed.  Read more

Michigan church responds to water crisis

Nearly five years after the Flint, Michigan, water crisis began, the Church of the Nazarene is still responding by providing food, water, and other forms of aid. Read more

Third Wave conference highlights youth leadership, creative access ministries, outreach initiatives

Nearly 250 leaders from 61 world areas gathered for the global Third Wave conference in Hyderbad, India. The conference highlighted youth leadership, creative access ministries, and other outreach endeavors across the globe. Read more

Monrovian women empower one another

In Monrovia, Libera, a small group of women gathered over the course of a few days to talk about how they dream of a future in which women in their communities would have equal opportunities — that they would able to "become somebody." Read more