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The Ethnic Leadership Development Initiative , led by the USA/Canada Multicultural Ministries team, recently graduated its second cohort with 14 participants. The project aims to intentionally develop leaders from the various ethnic ministry groups under the umbrella of Multicultural Ministries.

Front row, left to right: Daniel Carrillo, Rhonda Carrim, Errol Carrim , Keren Ferris Second row: Gabriela Rodriguez, Fredy Oscal , Roberto Hodgson, Robert Ferris Third row: Ronglan Huang, Steven Marjerison, Joietta Asiata , Christopher Pheng , Jeremy Parquet Fourth row: Belot Antoine, Katie

USA/Canada Multicultural Ministries recently hosted a Church Planting Essentials training session specifically for Hispanic/Latino Nazarenes in El Paso, Texas. The training, held in collaboration with USA/Canada Evangelism Ministries and New Church Development, was offered in English to equip

USA/Canada Region Chinese Ministries Facilitator Samuel Chung reported that 24 pastors and spouses joined together in Kansas City, Missouri, for a three-day annual retreat. During the first day, USA/Canada Multicultural Ministries Director Roberto Hodgson, USA/Canada Region Sunday School and

From Bronx, New York, to New Orleans, Louisiana, and Miami, Florida, to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Nazarenes from far and near attended the 2016 National Black Nazarene Conference. The event, themed Renew – Revive – Refresh, took place July 27 to 31 in Orlando, Florida. More than 700 people attended,

In September 2015, the USA/Canada Multicultural Ministries office launched the Ethnic Leadership Development Initiative to coach, mentor, and cultivate the next generation of young leaders from different ethnic groups on the USA/Canada Region through a two-year program. The ethnic facilitators

Nazarenes from across the U.S. and Canada gathered in Montréal, Québec, July 14 to 17 for the National Haitian Nazarene Convention. Québec District Superintendent Ian Fitzpatrick called it a privilege to host the convention. "During these few days together, I witnessed a genuine and sincere seeking

The quadrennial Hispanic/Latino National Congress was held from June 15 to 17 at Southern Nazarene University under the theme "Honoring the past, celebrating the present, anticipating the future: Vision 2020." "The congress was a wonderful Nazarene family reunion from different USA/Canada Hispanic

Front row, left to right: Jaehyung Son, Jung Ho Bae, Seong Min Oh Back row, left to right: Byung Hong Lee, Kim Lundell, David Sung Heon Lee, Roberto Hodgson, John Lee, Songchon Chon The new Korean Strategic Readiness Team/Association started out the year by reviewing guidelines for members and

Medford, Oregon, First Church of the Nazarene was granted federal approval to operate as a Board of Immigration Appeals recognized site. The BIA offers qualified nonprofit organizations and individuals accreditation to practice immigration law in a limited capacity by helping immigrants assess their