Superintendents’ Retreat “Celebrad” strengthens district leadership in Mesoamerica

United in His presence, God renews vision, character, and mission. Panama City hosted the Mesoamerica Region’s Superintendents’ Retreat, “Celebrad,” (Celebrate) held October 20–23, 2025, at the Marriott Albrook Mall Hotel. The gathering brought together district superintendents and their spouses for worship, teaching, and fellowship with the purpose of inspiring and renewing district leadership—strengthening family life, unity

November 20th, 2025|Caribbean Field, Central, Mexico, News, North Central, superintendents|

Nazarenes respond with compassion in northern Veracruz

Hope multiplies when the Church opens its doors and its hands. In Poza Rica and across northern Veracruz, the Nazarene family has come together to serve: opening shelters, sharing hot meals, offering medical care, and cleaning homes struck by the floodwaters. What could have been only an emergency has become a living testimony of unity,

November 19th, 2025|Compassion, Mexico, News|

Nazarene children join the first Children’s Missionary Orientation Camp in the Frailesca zone

“With missionary children, Jesus will reach the whole world.” A gathering that sowed missionary passion in the children of the South District of Mexico. The celebration With joy and gratitude, on June 20–21, 2025, the first Children’s Missionary Orientation Camp (COMI) was held in the Frailesca zone of the South District of Mexico, under the

November 4th, 2025|Global Mission, Mexico, Nazaren Mission International, News|

Board of General Superintendents elects new Mesoamerica Region leader

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 Hartke. David Busic, jurisdictional general superintendent for Mesoamerica, and Jim Ritchie, Global Missions director, prayerfully

October 9th, 2025|Caribbean Field, Editorial, Mexico, News, North Central|
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