When a woman rises in faith, nothing can stop her. Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala hosted the “Unbreakable Women” congress—a series of gatherings that brought together around one thousand women to worship, learn, and renew their calling. It was a
Christ builds His Church, and His servants respond in obedience, love, and service. Western District of El Salvador formally recognizes the “Fraternidad Evangélica” congregation and welcomes 15 new members, marking a key step forward for the Nazarene mission in La Libertad,
The Board of General Superintendents has elected Jimmy De Gouveia to the position of Mesoamerica regional director, effective 1 November 2025. The Church of the Nazarene’s General Board ratified the election with an email vote coordinated by General Secretary Gary
“Half a century of faithfulness, a mission still burning.” The Church of the Nazarene in the Dominican Republic celebrated its 50 years of ministry with a large gathering at the Sambil Convention Center on August 23, 2025, where nearly 2,000
In San José, Costa Rica, the heart of the Americas, a new university has just been authorized by the National Council for Private Higher Education (CONESUP) under the nation’s Ministry of Public Education. It is the Universidad Nazarena del Continente
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“Here am I. Send me.” continues to echo in Pedernales. The first stage of the missionary project concluded with visible fruit and transformed hearts. On August 24, the first stage of the Isaiah 6:8 Project came to an end in
After seven years, the Caribbean Youth Camp and Congress (CARYCAC) returned with a week that united delegates, strengthened faith, and left lasting impact on the next generation. From July 25 to August 2, 2025, more than one hundred participants and
Following the end of World War II, in the late 1940s, the Church of the Nazarene was experiencing a need for more missions funding. At a meeting of the Global NMI Council, Elizabeth Vennum was asked to find a way
Where every stitch carries purpose and every gathering strengthens faith. Every Thursday afternoon, the Church of the Nazarene in Panama, becomes a space for comfort, growth, and restoration for women facing personal, family, and social challenges. Through the “Sewing Hope”
