Written by: Rev. Sirlene Bustos, Costa Rica North District Superintendent “Who will roll the stone away?” . . . (it) was very large. Mark 16:3b, 4b Biblically, resurrection day represents the climax of the Christian message. It is the day of victory and celebration. This is probably Peter’s version, which is the story of the
The Belmopan Church of the Nazarene in Belize City, Belize, launched Hedges, a non-profit rehabilitation facility, in February 2019. It is a residential program for young men who have decided to make a positive change in their lives and who are in need of spiritual, moral or mental support. Hedges currently has 9 men in
The Charlesburg Church of the Nazarene in Suriname hosted a combined service of all 16 Churches of the Nazarene in the country on Mar. 3. There were over two hundred people in attendance, which included the Apoera, Haitian, Saramacaan and Dutch churches. The Chairperson was Rev. Eric Hitzert. The service was translated into Haitian Creole
Written by Marco Velasco, Academic Vice President, Nazarene Seminary of the Americas There is no resurrection without the cross! The four gospels include the retelling of the crucifixion of Jesus. This has to do with the heart of the good news. Death and resurrection are two sides of the same coin. It surprises me that
