In Cerro Cama, Panama, a local church is making a difference by serving with passion and faith. This is a testimony of transformation, unity, and hope in action. Through the leadership of Pastor José Navarro and the support of the
Women “Chosen from the Beginning” strengthen their faith and purpose at the first women’s conference of Mexico’s south district More than 200 women from the Frailesca Zone in southern Mexico gathered to be affirmed in their identity, heal their self-esteem,
On March 7–8, 110 women from the Costa Rica Central District participated in the "Take Better Care of Yourself" retreat held at Casa de Dios in San José. The event provided a space for healing, restoration, and spiritual strengthening as
The Church of the Nazarene in the Mesoamerica Region celebrates a historic milestone with the organization of the new Central Cuba District, headquartered in the province of Santa Clara. This district has been established with 21 churches, 2 Church-Type Mission
The Church of the Nazarene celebrated the retirement of five missionaries during the 101st session of the General Board, held from February 20-24 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Among them were Ulises and Micaela Solís, who dedicated 17 years to missionary
San Pedro Sula, Honduras, was the setting for EXPONAZ 2025, a high-impact event that brought together more than 300 attendees on February 14 and 15 at the Technological University of Honduras. Spiritual leaders from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador representing
The year 2025 began with the intensive Genesis training in the Dominican Republic, preparing three young people passionate about missions: Emanuel Guerrero from Honduras, Icsa Taisigue from Nicaragua, and Teresa De Cuesta from Mexico, who had previously participated in Genesis.
January 17-25, 2025, a transformative occasion took place at the Centro de Desarrollo Integral (CDI) Jireh of the Raxruhá Church of the Nazarene in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. A group from the Intermountain District, USA, joined forces with youth from various
It was in 1982 when a young Nicaraguan, living in the United States arrived at the Nazarene Seminary of the Americas – SENDAS – obeying God’s call to prepare to be a pastor. During those four years he studied diligently
From January 16 to 18, more than 250 leaders of Nazarene Missions International (NMI), pastors, and district superintendents from along Mexico’s southern border gathered in Tapachula, Chiapas, to strengthen their training in missions. Representing eight districts (South, South Border, South
