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Lee and Bouyanue When thousands of Ebola-stricken people in Karnplay City, Liberia, were separated into quarantine camps to prevent the disease from spreading, Nazarenes took an innovative approach to reach them with the hope of Jesus and also combat myths and disinformation about the disease.

As more than half a million refugees seek shelter throughout northeastern Africa, longtime Nazarene missionaries Gabor* and Tafui* Buhari are employing innovative ways to serve them: radio broadcast, training in handicrafts, and reuniting separated family members. One of the tools they have found

Through World Mission Broadcast, Nazarene radio, television, and Internet programs are spreading the good news of Jesus Christ around the world. These programs can reach thousands of viewers, extending beyond borders and barriers to reach the hearts of listeners worldwide. One such program in the

Nazarenes in the Democratic Republic of Congo are learning new radio broadcast skills to reach listeners across the country, according to a newsletter from missionaries Gavin and Jill Fothergill. Peet Voges from World Mission Broadcast out of the Regional Office in Johannesburg, South Africa,

The Board of General Superintendents has partnered with World Mission Broadcast to produce The Way of Holiness , a new radio/podcast program to spread the message of holiness. "The message of holiness is much needed in our world today," said Stan Toler, general superintendent for the Church of the