Encuentro 2022 was held on the Western Puerto Rico District with about 100 Puerto Rico residents and 276 people of all ages from other areas of the United States. The groups held VBS and repaired churches that needed updating.
Peanut’s Closet, a ministry of The Church at Riverstone in Madera, California, resources foster parents and biological families as they reunify by providing beds, clothes for children of all ages, diapers, formula, and more at no cost.
Pension and Benefits has released the 2021 Compensation Report. It provides an overview of ministerial compensation on U.S. regions based on statistics compiled by Nazarene Research Services.
A small, Spanish speaking church in Missouri has a thriving children’s ministry that has found success by recruiting the church’s youth as volunteers and mentors for the kids.
As many churches have searched for ways to keep the congregation connected without in-person activities, Casa Jaziel in Neosho, Missouri, has kept families involved through a multi-generational effort led by the children’s ministry.
When the Oklahoma District had to cancel summer camp programs due to COVID-19, churches were able to stay connected through a virtual VBS program based on Sunday School and Discipleship’s free curriculum Treasure Quest.
As states began implementing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic, members of an Alcoholics Anonymous group at Virginia Beach First Church of the Nazarene found themselves in a predicament: they were unable to meet for support, but liquor stores were still open to tempt members into relapse.
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His Mission, a ministry to homeless and low-income families in Winter Haven, Florida, stepped up its services during the COVID-19 pandemic, including offering shower and laundry services.
