The Mesoamerica Region joins in thanks for the lives of missionaries Shelley and David Webb and their 15 years of service to the region. They have served in Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua and Mexico. The Webbs began their missionary
From April 16-18, 2021, the Caribbean region in Mesoamerica held its first virtual Cross-Cultural Orientation (CCO), with 28 people representing 7 countries, including one person from the North Central region. The CCO is a space for youth and adults from
The Board of General Superintendents released the following statement on the Manual of the Church of the Nazarene: Because Manual Paragraph 323 establishes that "Following each general assembly, the reviewed Manual of the Church of the Nazarene is to be
Ericka Violeta Esteban, a young woman in the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Orphan Program, will be representing Guatemala at the 2021 Paralympics this August in Tokyo, Japan. When Esteban was 6 months old, she fell out of the crib and was
On May 26th, 2021, the Church of the Nazarene in Cuba celebrated its 75th anniversary. The celebration was held through the YouTube platform and has had (to date) over 600 views. The superintendents of both districts in the country, Rev.
The Northern District of Costa Rica held a special dedication service for its new district center in May. It was dedicated in honor of Allen and Elizabeth Wilson, who pioneered the Church of the Nazarene in Costa Rica. “It all
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
The Box of Love ministry of the Church of the Nazarene in Coronado, Costa Rica, has been able to serve many families thanks to God’s provision during times of crisis. “Just like the miracle of the loaves and the fishes,
A little more than a year ago, the world was confronted with a global pandemic unlike any other in more than a century. There were many unknowns and uncertainties about how the virus would spread and affect people. It forced
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
