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The Church of the Nazarene's Board of General Superintendents announced that Ronald J. Blake was elected district superintendent for Indianapolis on Monday. With General Superintendent David Graves presiding, Blake was elected on the sixth ballot on August 1, to be effective 30 days after the

Roy Campbell was one of the first firefighters to respond to the July 17, 1981, Hyatt Regency collapse in Kansas City, Missouri. What he experienced that night changed his life. Reports said 114 people died and 216 were injured when the fourth-floor skywalk collapsed, causing a chain reaction that

For many years Continuing Lay Training has ministered to incarcerated inmates through a Bible study correspondence program. This growing ministry processes an average of 141 Bible studies monthly. With each completed Bible study, CLT has the privilege of building significant relationships with these

Nazarene Theological Seminary and the Lamb’s Church of the Nazarene have developed a collaborative program that will bring seminary students to New York City to study within that multicultural, urban setting for a full academic year. In early July, representatives from NTS met with Pastors Gabriel

Milton has never met the man who saved his life. When he was in grade 4, Milton’s father passed away. Already poor, Milton's family was left with few resources to buy food or have him attend school. At that time, a representative from World Vision visited the family in Bangladesh, viewed their

Torrential rain in South Korea caused landslides and flooding, which resulted in the death of more than 40 people. Nazarene leaders in South Korea are assessing the damage to churches in the country and to the community in the mountainous city of Chuncheon, about 50 miles east of Seoul, where 13

Two students from Trevecca Nazarene University were injured late last week in a car accident while working in Bulgaria. Jake Resor and Graham Scott were on their way back to their accommodations after working in a youth camp in Vidrare when their vehicle was involved in an accident. They were

When the JESUS film was shown in the local Serere language, it had a deep impact on the people of Baad. Many gave their lives to the Lord and were baptized into the faith. For this remote village in Senegal, where rain comes for one month each year, finding a place to have an actual baptism seemed

A 20-year-old man drowned Monday during a Nazarene youth group trip to the Oregon coast. Zane Thomas Gaulke was on a camping trip at Cape Lookout State Park with young people from Hermiston Church of the Nazarene, when he and several people went swimming in the ocean. A short time after entering the

Aid agencies estimate 10 million people are in danger of starvation from a severe and increasing famine in the Horn of Africa. Droughts have led to food shortages across the countries of Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Djibouti, and Eritrea. Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their