Is it necessary to innovate and design new learning techniques for children in our ministries? By Marlen Soria Creating routines is healthy and generally effective. However, when it comes to leadership, there comes a time when doing things the same way is needed to achieve results. Human beings are constantly changing, and as technology advances,
By: M.Sc. Maureen Rebeca Martínez Abarce. Introduction Transcendental intelligence is the capacity to connect with the divine, also called the spiritual or transcendent. This intelligence goes beyond cognitive and emotional skills and relates to the search for meaning, purpose, and connection with something greater than oneself. Like cognitive, intellectual, and emotional intelligence, transcendental intelligence can
During a trip to Japan in 2012, I encountered a fascinating country with developed infrastructure and technological prowess. My amazement didn't stop there; by experiencing its ancestral culture—visiting historical sites, temples, and elementary and secondary schools—I perceived a nation where this rich heritage, including its samurai, music, food, and teatime, is oriented toward a modern
Ericka Esteban, a member of the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries child sponsorship program, recently traveled to Paris, France, to compete in the 2024 Paralympic Games. At just 10 months old, an accident left Esteban in a two-week coma, fighting for her life. She eventually recovered, but the trauma led to a lifelong diagnosis of cerebral
