Thirty-six leaders from the Church of the Nazarene Central Field attended a Nazarene Compassionate Ministries training Aug. 10-12 held at the Dominican Nazarene Seminary. The training focused on the importance of being a compassionate church that responds to the needs of its community. The speakers shared about disaster response as well as disaster preparation before,
Using the theme “Riches in Christ,” Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM) from the two districts in Cuba held a camp for pastors’ children and leaders from the Church of the Nazarene in Cuba from July 26-28 at the Nazarene Theological Seminary in Punta Brava, La Lisa, Cuba. Fifty people participated. Included in that number were 24
Forty-eight Panamanians and 21 people from the Kansas District, USA, joined July 27-29 for an urban Maximum Mission in Panama City. The purpose was to impact the sites where Genesis missionaries are serving. On the first day they served in the Carrasquilla community, which is the area of responsibility for Genesis missionaries Keila Molina and
Guatemala and Costa Rica hosted Encuentro June 30 – July 14. It impacted the lives of hundreds of people, from the communities where the teams ministered to the volunteers. Andrea, a fifteen year old from Guatemala, shared her testimony of her time serving as a translator in Costa Rica. “When I was little, I dreamed
