Helen Herrera, a volunteer Costa Rican missionary for the Mesoamerica GENESIS regional project, will travel to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in approximately two months, for training prior to being sent to her assignment site. Meanwhile she has shared the vision of Genesis and the powerful testimony of how God changed her life with the churches
Yesterday, in the city of San José, Costa Rica, Brother Miguel Mejia died after undergoing surgery to correct an aneurysm. Brother Mejia was a global missionary for the Church of the Nazarene. He was born in El Salvador and served in Guatemala as the former MAC Regional Office Manager and was also Manager of the
Scoffield Eversley will retire as president of Caribbean Nazarene College this month. He became the college’s 10th president in 1998. The college experienced a major transition during Eversley’s 16 years as the school’s leader. “When I was elected and accepted as the college’s president, I knew where it was at,” Eversley said to Trinidad and Tobago’s Newsday. ”It
Ninety-three people gathered together at the campus of the Caribbean Nazarene College (CNC) in Trinidad & Tobago, for a NMI Training Conference geared towards the English/Dutch Field of the Mesoamerica Region. NMI local and district leaders, pastors, regional and field leaders attended the event. At the event were present 24 leaders from Barbados, 2 from
