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Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Tennessee pastor donates kidney to parishioner Nashville, Tennessee Carl Higgins received a kidney from his pastor, Jonathan Trees. (WSMV photo) ( WSMV , 4 September) Getting a new kidney

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Pennsylvania church helps people with outstanding warrants York, Pennsylvania Sue Doering, 80, of York City, is reassured by York County Sheriff Richard Keuerleber while she waits her turn

Roy Elden Carnahan passed away on Saturday, 1 July 2017 after a year of declining health. Roy Carnahan was born on 19 April 1927 in Wadsworth, Ohio, the only child of Kent and Bertha Carnahan. He was educated at Kent State University Elementary School, De Puyster Junior High School, and Theodore

General Superintendent David W. Graves announced the appointment of Daniel Eddings as superintendent of the Pittsburgh District . Eddings pastors the Endicott, New York, Community Church of the Nazarene. He will be installed during the 7-8 July assembly and begin his new assignment 1 August. "I am

General Superintendent David W. Graves announced the appointment of Kenneth Mills as interim superintendent of the Pittsburgh District . Mills most recently served as superintendent of the Mid-Atlantic District, a position he retired from this spring after nearly 19 years. He follows J. Bret

J. Bret Metcalfe, superintendent of the Pittsburgh District, resigned his position this week to return to pastoral ministry. Elected district superintendent July 24, 2010, at the 103rd Pittsburgh District Assembly, Metcalfe has served on the Pittsburgh District since 1996 when he began pastoring the

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Sheila Beichner, right, visits Lisa Little the morning of the transplant at PinnacleHealth Harrisburg Hospital. The women were strangers less than a year ago. ( York Daily Record photo)

When Nazarene chaplain Don Eisenhauer started working in hospice about 12 years ago, he realized just how unprepared he was to help others address an unpopular, yet crucial topic. "Our culture doesn't talk much about death," he said. "We're not comfortable with it and it's not taught. I didn't know