Thirty-six leaders from the Church of the Nazarene Central Field attended a Nazarene Compassionate Ministries training Aug. 10-12 held at the Dominican Nazarene Seminary. The training focused on the importance of being a compassionate church that responds to the needs of its community. The speakers shared about disaster response as well as disaster preparation before,
A sixteen-person team from the Guyana Demerara/Essequibo District, led by NMI President Augustus Andres and District Superintendent Rev. Dr. R. Alphonso Porter, traveled to the Linden Zone, Guyana, for a mission trip from Aug. 11 to Aug. 17. They sought to serve both the physical and spiritual needs in the area. They had the opportunity to
Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM) Haiti organized a conference from August 13th to 17th at the Campus of the Nazarene Church, Frères, Petionville. This activity included devotionals in the mornings and worship services at night under the theme: What do you have in your hand ?, based on Exodus 4: 2. There were also workshops on
Forty-eight Panamanians and 21 people from the Kansas District, USA, joined July 27-29 for an urban Maximum Mission in Panama City. The purpose was to impact the sites where Genesis missionaries are serving. On the first day they served in the Carrasquilla community, which is the area of responsibility for Genesis missionaries Keila Molina and
