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The following is a weekly listing of Nazarene ministers and leaders who recently went home to be with the Lord. Notices were received 28 January-1 February 2019. Anna Mildred Agee , 86, of Springfield, Missouri, passed away 16 January. She was the wife of retired minister and missionary Fredrick

The Church of the Nazarene firmly believes in the sanctity of life and encourages its members to recognize the importance of this matter through their everyday interactions. This position extends into many areas, including abortion, embryonic stem cell research, euthanasia, and the withholding of

Karla Burguette, children’s pastor, worship leader, and interpreter at San Angelo, Texas, First Church of the Nazarene, passed away unexpectedly 11 January. She was 24 years old. She was born in 1994 in Monterrey, Mexico. Karla immigrated with her family to Noel, Missouri in 2004 where they joined

A group of 14 Nepal youth filmed and produced documentaries of church members’ testimonies as a way of sharing the gospel. Since video content continues to increase in popularity, the group believes videos can dramatically impact the church’s outreach in Nepal. After studying for two months in an

Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible College is developing a series of video lectures that can be played on smart TVs without the need for internet access, enabling pastors to receive theological training in heavily persecuted areas. These videos will cover the entire Course of Study for a minister in the

The leadership team for the M19 Conference has finalized all workshops and special sessions. Details are now available at M19conference.org . Participants are encouraged to look over the list of more than 180 workshops and begin planning which sessions they would like to attend. There are also

Geraldo Nunes was appointed field strategy coordinator for the North Andean Field and elected rector of Nazarene Theological Seminary of South America. Both positions will be made effective 1 February. David Gonzáles, the previous field strategy coordinator , will lead Nunes through the orientation

A team of doctors and volunteers from South Korea recently traveled to Thailand to provide physical and emotional support to Myanmar migrants working in the country. Myanmar migrants can be seen all over the world as they work to provide a better life for their families back home, but this life can

Maria Njeri, an Africa Nazarene University alumnus from Kikuyu, Kenya, was born with cerebral palsy. She first realized she was different in primary school when she was faced with a barrage of questions about her condition. Her family was there for her through the bullying, and they encouraged her

The Church of the Nazarene’s Stories series shares how lives are being transformed through ministry efforts around the globe. These stories are made possible thanks to the prayers, involvement, and support of Nazarenes worldwide through World Evangelism giving . The Stories resource, formerly known