The Nazarene Bible Institute in Coban, Guatemala, hosted a Creative Evangelism Camp (CEC) led by Mesoamerica Nazarene Youth International (NYI) from April 15-18. NYI leaders led the event as a part of a regional tour. There were 38 participants at the event from 8 different districts in Guatemala. The purpose of the CEC was to
The first of a series of Creative Evangelism Camps (CEC) was in San Pedro Sula, Honduras from April 12-14. The event is an initiative of the Mesoamerica Region Nazarene Youth International, along with the Caribbean area, to serve the NYI leadership in the North Central Area. Thirty youth leaders from both districts in Honduras attended.
The Mexico South District held a family congress Mar. 20-24 in Arriaga, Chiapas called Threats and Challenges for Today’s Families. Seventy pastoral couples and 50 lay couples attended. They held 10 workshops focused on various topics related to marriage and family. Some focused on threats to marriages and families, and some focused on strengthening both.
Ninety Panamanian youth and 23 people from the USA brought the gospel to 7 Panamanian communities through two Maximum Mission projects. The Panama Central District Nazarene Youth International, Global Mission and Evangelism teamed up to coordinate the two projects. They held the first Feb. 23-26 in the communities of Pacora, Nueva Esperanza, and two islands
