Since Guatemala was hit by hurricanes Iota and Eta this past November, the needs continue to be present for hundreds of families who are still in shelters. This is why the church continues to mobilize and respond with compassion. On January 7, 2021, the first aid dispatch day of 2021 began. This was carried out
In December the leadership of Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM) of the Mesoamerica Region celebrated a Christmas party called "The Light has Come!" with the participation of 394 children and partners of the Child Development Center programs. Participants from various parts of the region were able to participate virtually. Many children were unable to connect, but
The Church of the Nazarene in the Northcentral Mesoamerican area continues to work in the communities that were affected by Hurricanes Iota and Eta. In some countries it is still raining which has made recovery efforts difficult and in others, the church has already begun the recovery process. The church has joined together to bring
The NCM team from the Nicaragua Central District and a group of young people, Nazarene Volunteers in Action, are working together packing and organizing donations received by the church in Nicaragua and regional NCM to be delivered to the church in Bilwi and its surrounding community that were affected by hurricanes Eta and Iota. Bilwi
