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Yoan and Astrid Camacaro recently accepted the call to be missionaries for the Church of the Nazarne in Paraguay after serving as pastors in Ecuador for more than five years. Both Yohan and Astrid are humble and willing to follow God’s lead wherever it might take them; however, their call to

Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary opened the school’s newest Master of Ministry off-site center in Mandalay, Myanmar, starting with two back-to-back courses 1-12 July. This master’s program is part of APNTS’s “Masters on Wheels” initiative — a 45-unit, non-residential degree that equips men

A combined Work & Witness team from Lubbock, Texas, and São Paulo, Brazil, traveled to Korat, Thailand, to share the love of Christ and assist with the work at Baan Jai Di (House of Good Heart). The trip was made possible after Jake and Mimi Page had an idea for a joint missions trip. The team

The Wesleyan Institute of Nazarene Identity held a mentorship training for 30 local leaders 29 June in Campinas, Brazil. The event was held in the National Headquarters of the Church of the Nazarene, and participants came from the Campinas, Northeast Paulista, Northwest Paulista, Paulistano, and Sao

The Church of the Nazarene has established its presence in a new country on the Eurasia Region through a local church planter and evangelist named Sam*. It is not easy for missionaries to enter this country since the government prohibits Christian evangelistic activities. So, when Sam expressed a

The Guyana Berbice District held its annual District Family Sports and Fun day 1 July at a local beach. This event is hosted by the district to bring the churches together for fun, fellowship, and ministry to children, youth, and adults. It is also an opportunity for young leaders to practice their

The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 22-26 July 2019. Delores Green , 88, of Mount Juliet, Tennessee, passed away 17 July. She was preceded in death by her husband, retired minister O. Gerald Green, who

When Isaac Ingle saw the ruins of the ancient city of Pergamum, Turkey, in 2015, he was shocked to find that the church planted by the Apostle Paul had long since been abandoned with the rest of the city. Until then, Ingle had never traveled outside of his home country of India. That year he decided

Grace Church of the Nazarene in Nashville, Tennessee, has always had a heart for missions and cross-cultural work. In 2017, the congregation found a new outlet for this passion when five men from Africa began attending the church. “They had a meeting with Pastor Jonathan, and he asked me if I would

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. A debt of gratitude Medford, Oregon ( Mail Tribune , 26 June) More than $2 million worth of medical debt stemming from more than 1,700 past-due medical accounts in the name of 1,240