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Asia-Pacific Region develops new discipleship strategy

The Asia-Pacific Regional Discipleship Council recently met to plan a new discipleship ministry strategy. The council developed a discipleship subcommittee that will work with Regional Director Mark Louw to oversee and develop this new initiative. Read more

APNTS celebrates 2019 graduation ceremony

Nearly 30 graduates were recognized at the 34th annual Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary graduation ceremony in Taytay, Philippines. Read more

Thailand church embraces mobile identity

What started as a church plant without a building has now turned into a growing congregation thanks to its transient nature. Read more

Papua New Guinea radio ministry leads to new church plants

Through the work of radio ministries and the faithfulness of Nazarenes across Papua New Guinea, three new congregations have been planted in the highlands and lowlands of PNG. Read more

Elpidio Manangan remembered

Retired Metro Manila district superintendent and pastor Elpidio Manangan passed away at the age of 68. Read more

Myanmar Southern District hosts first NYI conference: ‘It was like Pentecost day’

More than 100 participants attended the first Myanmar Southern District Nazarene Youth International Conference. The event offered a time of fellowship, taught the youth about Christian history in Myanmar, gave them an opportunity to practice evangelistic outreach, and began training the new Christian youth how to live out their faith in a non-Christian culture. Read more

Couple uses retirement as opportunity to serve in missions

When Larry and Beck Haight heard that Chapman International College needed a volunteer librarian, they decided they would use their retirement and years of library services and teaching experience as an opportunity to get involved in international missions. Read more

Nazarenes around the world respond to Christchurch shootings with love

After shootings at two mosques in New Zealand took nearly 50 lives, a professor at Nazarene Theological College-Manchester went to a local mosque to spread love. Read more