The Nazarene Seminary of the Americas (SENDAS) and an educational ministry within the Praise and Proclamation Center (CAP), Oaxaca, Mexico, launched the Barnabas Initiative June 7-8 at the SENDAS facilities. The activity brought together 43 lead pastors, associate pastors and spouses from the two Costa Rica districts. They committed to a short and medium-term project
Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM) in the Mexico Oaxaca District gathered 20 volunteers to run a medical outreach April 22-26 in the sierra of Ixtepec, Oaxaca. The team included health professionals, volunteers for children’s ministry, and District Superintendent Rev. Nicolás Ríos Guzmán. Over the five days, the group worked alongside local churches in the communities of:
The Mexico Olmeca District hosted 14 children for its first Children’s Cross Cultural Orientation at the Coatzacoalcos Church of the Nazarene on April 25-27. Six district leaders along with six other adults led the activities. “The children were very impacted by what it is to be a missionary in the Church of the Nazarene, and
Sixty Nazarene Ministries International leaders from the Mexico Field met at the First Church of the Nazarene in San Cristobal, Chiapas, Mexico, Mar. 29-30, for updated training and new challenges for the ministry. The primary presenters were Global NMI Director Lola Brickey and Regional NMI Coordinator Ana María Crocker. The participants had special prayer times
