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Mesoamerica Nazarene Youth International recently held two leadership events for pastors and leaders in Panama and El Salvador. More than 90 people attended the first conference, held 24-25 August in Panama, while 70 people attended the second conference, held 31 August-1 September, in El Salvador.

More than 50 members from six Churches of the Nazarene met 1 September in Veracruz, Mexico, for a prayer meeting. They prayed for the pastors and the leaders in the area, for their district, the Mesoamerica Region, the missionaries and participants of the Genesis Project , and for the Mexican

The Nazarene Missions International team at El Progreso Church of the Nazarene challenged the congregation to raise $1,000 for Nazarene missions between October 2017 and August 2018. Leaders encouraged each Sunday School group to give toward the goal throughout the year and hosted a “missions party”

As Mesoamerica Evangelism Coordinator Bernie Slingerland surveyed the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, it was difficult for him to imagine how God could use His people to grow the church in Haiti. Since then, the Church of the Nazarene went from planting no new churches to planting hundreds

Nearly 20 volunteer missionaries served through Project Paul 5-12 August in Tuxtla Chico, Mexico. The team served in the 15 de Abril, La Granja, San Joaquín, and Manuel Lazos communities, and throughout the week 17 people accepted Jesus as their Lord and Savior, and 23 people agreed to receive a

Churches across Venezuela are continuing to reach out to their communities despite the current economic crisis . At least 60 Vacation Bible Schools representing 75 percent of the country’s organized churches have been planned through September. Many residents have emigrated from the country in

Nazarene Compassionate Ministries in Haiti organized a community development training event for more than 50 people at the Petionville Church of the Nazarene in Port-au-Prince, 13-17 August. The conference featured a series of workshops designed to train district leaders to develop their churches

A team of 16 people from the Guyana Demerara-Essequibo District led by Nazarene Missions International District President Augustus Andrews and District Superintendent R. Alphonso Porter traveled 11-17 August to Linden, Guyana, for a missions trip. The group began their trip by worshipping with four

Nazarene Compassionate Ministries organized a retreat for pastors’ kids in Cuba 26-28 July. The retreat took place at Nazarene Theological Seminary in Punta Brava, Cuba. Fifty children and youth attended the event, six of whom lost their parents in the plane crash on 18 May. Throughout the retreat,

Nazarene Compassionate Ministries in the Mesoamerica Central Field provided disaster response and vocational training for more than 40 people from 8 to 12 August. Angie Carvajal, NCM coordinator for the Costa Rica North District, led the first workshop from 8 to 9 August. This workshop focused on