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This article was originally published through the Evangelical Immigration Table in December 2020. By: Joel Tooley It sounded like a door closing loudly. Or was it the neighbor’s dog barking? Maybe it was the teenager across the street coming home late with his loud pickup truck in the middle of an otherwise very quiet night... Continue Reading →
One of the great and underrated parts of home assignment as a missionary is sharing with a whole lot of different people from different backgrounds and cultures and places. Emily and I have had the privilege in the past three months to eat and laugh and worship with hundreds of faithful and generous people. We... Continue Reading →
The International Day of Pray for Persecuted Christians is November 5, 2023. This special day is set aside as a global prayer meeting on behalf of persecuted Christians who stand as a bold witness to Christ on the world's most dangerous mission frontiers. The earnest prayers of the global body of believers testify to the unity found... Continue Reading →
The following update is from the Eurasia Region in light of the Israel-Hamas war and its effect on Nazarene churches in the area. This was Originally posted on Nazarene.org The local churches in Israel have not been directly affected, but we are analyzing the situation daily. The churches have been helping and supporting their neighbors.... Continue Reading →
One week ago I got the word that Dr. Roger Hahn had passed away. He was my professor at Nazarene Theological Seminary, and he especially helped instill in me a love for the New Testament and an unwavering conviction that theology should always be applied in and through the local church. Later, as I became... Continue Reading →
By: Alisson González, Missions Mobilization Coordinator, Central Guatemala From July 19 to 23, 2023, we had the joy of carrying out a “Mission Without Limits” for the first time in our Central District of Guatemala. 14 missionaries from the Church of the Nazarene in Grandview, Washington, USA, 40 participants from the different districts of Guatemala,... Continue Reading →
Eunice Brubaker, a friend and one of the best Nazarene Missions International (NMI) Presidents I have ever worked with, passed away September 5, 2023.The Global Church of the Nazarene wrote a beautiful tribute to her that we are reproducing below. However, I would like to include some words here as well. Eunice was an extraordinary... Continue Reading →
This article was originally posted by Nazarene.org The Odesa Church of the Nazarene building was severely damaged during a barrage of missile strikes in Odesa, Ukraine, during the early morning on 23 July. The explosion blew out all of the windows and rendered the doors unusable, causing the church to shut down for over a... Continue Reading →
By: Elba Duson Missions Mobilization Coord., Mesoamerica Central Field Despite limitations and lack of resources, the leaders of Missions Mobilization in Cuba serve with passion and dedication, reaching and blessing all ages. Saturday, July 22, 2023, a great CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY IMPACT was carried out in the municipality of Moa, Holguín, Cuba with more than 35... Continue Reading →
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