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ENCUENTRO GUATEMALA 2020 “Serve and experience transformation” General Description: We seek to offer a two-week missions opportunity in the summer of 2020, where youth from the United States, Canada, and the Mesoamerica Region will minister together, specifically from June 20th to July 4th.... Continue Reading →
In the previous entries, we have written about the 10th Anniversary of 4×4 All Terrain in Monterrey, Mexico, a mission trip that finished this month and impacted both the communities and the participants. In fact, today we add the following testimony from another teen who was there to the testimony that we published a few days... Continue Reading →
In our previous post, we reported on the 10th Anniversary of 4x4 All-Terrain in Monterrey, Mexico, a missions trip that ended January 1, 2020 and brought significant results. In the following days we will publish various testimonies from several youth who participated, starting today with Valeria Rodríguez. My name is Valeria Rodríguez Valdéz and I’m... Continue Reading →
My name is Victoria Natividad Trujillo Ríos. I am a member of the First Church of the Nazarene in Ocozocoautla, Chiapas, in the South District of Mexico. As I started this project, I longed to hear God’s voice. I decided to surrender all to him and say, “Yes, Lord, may your purpose be done in... Continue Reading →
Last week we published the report of a missions trip in South Mexico Five Stops, Hundreds of Changed Lives. Today we will share the testimony of one of the teens that served as a volunteer missionary during that cross-cultural experience. If you are interested in this type of activity or in missions in general, let... Continue Reading →
A few months ago I had the privilege of meeting our new head of Mobilization for Global Missions in our denomination, Dr. Brent Hulett. Officially his title is: Coordinator of Engaging and Equipping for the Church of the Nazarene. He has taken the time to share his testimony and challenge us in the following video. ... Continue Reading →
By Scott Armstrong I’ve been thinking about the parable of the talents recently. And it’s making me uneasy. You know the story, right? Matthew 25 tells us that a man gives one servant five talents, another servant two, and a final servant one. After a long time away, the master comes back to find that... Continue Reading →
*The following article was originally published by Ardeo Global: https://www.ardeo.org/blog/2019/8/21/3-common-misconceptions-about-missionaries We believe that to help you gain some clarity in your next steps as it comes to mission work, you should know what misconceptions exist about missionary living. The following are three things our culture tends to get wrong about what it’s like being a... Continue Reading →
The following article was originally published at: Nazarene.org. Yoan and Astrid Camacaro recently accepted the call to be missionaries for the Church of the Nazarene in Paraguay after serving as pastors in Ecuador for more than five years. Both Yohan and Astrid are humble and willing to follow God’s lead wherever it might take them; however, their call... Continue Reading →
In the midst of the reality our world lives in, where for various reasons people are increasingly moving away from God and his calling, the Church has been concerned with creating an opportunity where children can learn about the importance of love, serving others, and being part of God's mission. On July 16 and 17,... Continue Reading →
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