Hurricane John, a Category 3 storm, struck the southern coast of Mexico on September 23. After making landfall southwest of the city of Marquelia in the state of Guerrero, John weakened to a tropical storm, causing intense rainfall, flooding, and landslides. The most affected areas from the flooding, according to Cutberto Tenorio, coordinator of Nazarene
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
Iglesia del Nazareno Las Peñas in Acajutla, El Salvador, opened its doors to about 130 children and adolescents who are missing one or two of their parents due to the emergency order that remains effective in the country. The children and adolescents were left in the care of relatives or neighbors. The church became aware
In September, eighty people, leaders of Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM) from Panama, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic, gathered in the Dominican Republic for a ministerial update training: Jesus in my Community. “I had never seen compassion in the way I saw it during these three days. God spoke to my heart
