More than 500 young people from the Mesoamerica Church of the Nazarene celebrated World Youth Day in an online event called “LINK” on August 12. The 5 fields of the region; Mexico, North Central, Central, Caribbean and Haiti were represented. The event was held in 3 different languages (Spanish, English and French) through Zoom and
Saturday May 22, Nazarene Youth International (NYI) of Mesoamerica held a virtual graduation of the second class of the School of Leadership program with an emphasis in Youth Ministry. Forty-seven youth representing six countries on the Mesoamerica Region and three countries on the South America (SAM) Region completed the series of courses over three months.
The Mesoamerica Region began the Mentoreo de Impacto (Impact Mentoring) project during the month of January with more than 400 leaders from across the region joining the first session led by General Superintendent Emeritus Jerry Porter. The regional project aims to develop leaders of regional ministries, districts, and churches and local ministries so that they
Monte Tabor was one of the communities most affected by Hurricane lota in Nicaragua; several families from the Church of the Nazarene in that zone suffered flooding in their houses and material losses. The many needs of this community led a group of young Nazarenos Voluntarios en Acción, (Nazarene Volunteers in Action, NVA in Spanish)
