“I know who I am” was the theme for this year’s Guyana: Demerara / Essequibo District held Children’s Camp held April 24-27 at Camp Wesleyan. Ninety-five campers and workers attended from across the district. The event was divided into a teaching session, discussion session and evangelistic session. During the teaching session, the children learned that
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
100 youth from the San Juan Chamelco Central Church of the Nazarene in Guatemala served God and their community with their gifts and talents in a three-day service event. The Xaliha community in San Juan Chamelco received the group April 17-19 in a large Maximum Mission. On the first day, they opened with a focus
The Liberty Church of the Nazarene in Barbados took their worship service to the National Farley Hill Park on April 28 in order to reach out to the community, help foster relationships, and evangelize in an open air, non-threatening environment. Rev. Wayne Seale spearheaded the Fellowship Service and all of the other ministry heads participated
