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Iglesia del Nazareno Casa de Bendición was looking for new ways to reach its community during the time of crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so they joined forces with an American church to provide food for those in need.

When Hurricane Isaías passed through on the Dominican Republic, Iglesia del Nazareno Betel in Hato Mayor moved quickly to provide a place to sleep and food for those affected.

Five churches are currently working through the government's Economic Kitchen project to serve hot food to hundreds of families in 11 vulnerable communities.

The Iglesia del Nazareno Casa de Bendición is helping hundreds of local families by delivering food bags during the COVID-19 pandemic. The church, located in San Juan de la Maguana in the Dominican Republic, has helped over 700 children and their families. These children regularly attended the

The Dominican Republic held its first children’s missionary orientation 16-17 July. Nearly 50 children attended the event, and several national and district Nazarene Missions International , Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries , Nazarene Compassionate Ministries , and Global Missions leaders

The Mesoamerica Nazarene Compassionate Ministries team participated in a service project working with local children during its annual leadership team meeting 1-6 May in the Dominican Republic. The team visited the child development centers in Senda Infantil and El Buen Samaritan. They spent time

Hundreds of Nazarenes of all ages took to the streets 29 April in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to share the Gospel for an Urban Invasion event themed A Genesis For Our Churches. Global Missions and the Genesis Initiative promoted the event in the Central District, and the objective was to

More than 50 people from Haiti, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic gathered 8-10 March at the Nazarene Seminary in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, for a Cross-Cultural Orientation. Each participant learned about the Great Commission and practiced how to go and make disciples. Global Missions

The Mesoamerica Central Field hosted its first Nazarene Missions International Congress as part of an NMI strategy to develop leaders in local churches. The event was held 2-3 November at the Dominican Nazarene Seminary. Approximately 115 district and local leaders from 12 of the 13 districts on the

The Mesoamerica Global Missions team recently gathered for a time of reflection, prayer, and conversation about how to improve, recruit, train, and send more missionaries throughout the region. The team — made up of the region’s five field coordinators and the Global Missions regional coordinators,