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A new soccer league is bringing families to Greenville First Church of the Nazarene while signaling that the church seeks to serve its community.

Four men entered Reconciliation Ministries’ recovery program with the goal of getting clean and sober. God spoke to them as they worked towards sobriety and permanent life change, and after graduation they went on to receive local minister’s licenses.

Zachary Gibson had been addicted to drugs since he was 13. After his wife left him and took their children, he entered Reconciliation Ministries in Columbia, South Carolina, which changed the trajectory of his life for the better.

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members.

West Columbia Central Church of the Nazarene was inspired to raise money to purchase 440 Bibles for Cambodia after God used a missionary’s story to prompt the church to get involved.

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. Here are the new entries for July.

When 6-year-old Gracey Chaffin’s friend was diagnosed with leukemia, she knew God would want her to help. Six years later, that urge to help has grown into a nonprofit organization impacting the greater Augusta region. Gracey had just graduated to children’s church at Midland Valley Church of the

Facebook photo of Brian and the rest of the Walker family. Brian Walker, pastor of the Bennettsville, South Carolina, First Church of the Nazarene, was killed 15 June when a drunk driver hit him . Walker was helping his friend Andrew Reeser change a tire in the emergency lane of Interstate 20, just

Sam and Candy Flores Samuel Flores was elected the next district superintendent for South Carolina this week, as announced by the Board of General Superintendents. He becomes the first Hispanic district superintendent to lead a USA/Canada Region non-Latino district. The South Carolina District

General Superintendent David W. Graves announced the election of W. Kyle Poole as superintendent of the Georgia District. Elected 31 May on the first ballot, Poole replaces Roy E. Rogers, who is retiring after serving more than 18 years in the position. Poole will begin his new assignment 1 July.