More than 600 young people participated in Tendencia, a Church of the Nazarene initiative in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras. The gatherings challenged new generations to live out an active faith, and 48 young people responded to God's call to serve wherever He leads them.
After 13 years of ministry, the Genesis Project concludes its cycle in Mesoamerica after mobilizing 42 missionaries, starting 19 new works, and organizing nine churches.
The work of the Holy Spirit in the Church was at the heart of a gathering that brought together leaders from across the North Area while celebrating five decades of ministerial training at Nazarene Theological Seminary (STN). More than 300 people, including district superintendents, pastors, and leaders from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador, gathered in
When God calls, obedience becomes mission. Mission Week brought together EXPLORE and Maximum Mission in Petén, Guatemala, connecting missionary formation with practical service in the community. From March 30 to April 4, the Guatemala North District experienced a Mission Week in Petén that integrated EXPLORE and Maximum Mission. The first part gathered 19 participants
