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Three new superintendents were announced on the USA/Canada Region this week. Jeffery Barker and Daren Pitcher were elected to the Metro New York and Central California districts, respectively and Althea Taylor was appointed superintendent of the Hawaii Pacific District.

When a Nazarene pastor and his wife were out getting food at a nearby fast-food restaurant in Makawao, Hawaii, they noticed a Red Cross shelter had been opened. Within hours, they found themselves on the front line of aid efforts as fires raged around the island of Maui.

The deadliest wildfire in the United States in more than 100 years has devastated the centuries-old community of Lahaina on Maui, Hawaii. Two Nazarene churches in Maui immediately began hosting evacuees and providing needed supplies, food, water, and support.

When Glendora Community Church of the Nazarene was unable to travel to Chuuk for a missions trip due to the COVID-19 pandemic, team members quickly revised their plans to make the most of the situation.

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. PLNU alumnus cast as Jasmine in Disney's touring production of Aladdin Honolulu, Hawaii ( Hawaii News Now , 9 April) Kaena Kekoa, Point Loma Nazarene University alumnus and arts teacher at

As Hurricane Lane charged toward Hawaii, one local church knew they had to do something for their community. Tim Cruz, lead pastor of Kahului Church of the Nazarene , shared his experience during the early stages of the hurricane. “We saw on the news a twirling storm mass 10 times the size of our

Karli* first became a Christian at the age of 16, when her dad was in the military in Tennessee. At the age of 18, she moved to Hawaii and, as she drifted away from God, took a job dancing, which led her into prostitution for the next 20 years. But God had not drifted away from Karli. Through the

A tourist paradise of sparkling water and incredible beaches, roaring waterfalls and memorable sunrises also has a darker side hidden from the average tourist’s eyes. But God sees what others may miss: homeless people who sleep on the beach, feel hunger and pain, and despair brought about by