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NCN Global News SummaryVolume 0747December 01, 2007
165 Nazarene families affected by Bangladesh cyclone
Cyclone Sidr hit Bangladesh on the night of Thursday, November 15, killing more than 3,200 people. One of the 165 Nazarene families affected recently shared their experience. read more

Disaster relief continues in Peru
Earthquake disaster relief continues through compassionate ministries in Southern Peru as Nazarenes begin to enter the third phase of their ministry plan. (Slideshow) read more

Korea Nazarene University president shares with global Nazarene family
Korea Nazarene University President Abraham Im recently spent 10 days in the U.S. visiting three American-Korean churches and Nazarene institutional and headquarters leaders. read more

First Work and Witness teams since 1980s enter Colombia
God recently opened the doors for the first U.S. Work and Witness teams to enter Colombia since the 1980s. (Slideshow) read more

Ukraine rehabilitation center director showing miraculous improvement
Earlier this year a report was published on Andrei, the director of a Nazarene drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Kazatin, Ukraine, who broke his neck and was paralyzed in a May 24 swimming accident. The latest report is in. read more


Additional NCNNews.com Stories This Week

Global News

Caribbean regional director hospitalized
Caribbean Region Director John Smee was recently hospitalized in Olathe, Kansas, with a ruptured disk in his back. (Additional prayer requests included) read more

Nazarene deaconess celebrates 100th birthday
On Saturday, November 10, Gertrude Kemp celebrated her 100th birthday. Kemp is a licensed deaconess on the Belize District. read more

Inaugural International Master’s Plan Conference held in Cali
The first annual “Master’s Plan” Conference was held recently in Cali, Colombia. The main propose of the conference was to share the testimony of the House of Prayer Church of the Nazarene, which has seen unprecedented growth in recent years and boasts a weekly attendance of 8,000. As many as 13,000 attended a closing event at Plaza de Toros stadium. (Slideshow) read more

Choonadi (The Truth) Church of the Nazarene opens in Mozambique
No church existed in their village, but they had heard "the truth" through the Church of the Nazarene. Just five months after Mission Corps volunteers discovered this, the church near the "snake tree" was born. read more

Philippine leadership committed to reaching the nation’s youth
Over the last six months, district superintendents and Nazarene Youth International leaders on the Philippine Field have gathered to discuss effective ministries involving their youth. (Slideshow) read more

MAC district evangelism coordinator killed in car accident
Leonel Marroquin, who served as evangelism coordinator for seven years, was killed on a Sunday afternoon as he was traveling with his family. read more

USA/Canada News

Kenneth MacMillan, father of Canada Nazarene National Director Clair MacMillan, passes away
Kenneth Ross MacMillan passed away peacefully on Wednesday, November 14, at the age of 87. MacMillan was father to Church of the Nazarene Canada National Director Clair MacMillan. read more

Collegiate News

New TNU Center for Social Justice to honor J.V. Morsch
To honor his lifelong commitment of serving others, friends and family of J.V. Morsch have begun raising funds to establish the J.V. Morsch Center for Social Justice at Trevecca Nazarene University. read more

NNU presidential nominations open until December 10
Northwest Nazarene University's Board of Trustees approved a leadership statement to guide the search for NNU's 12th president. read more

BHP releases new book by SNU professor and NTS professor emeritus
Beacon Hill Press has released the book Discovering Missions, written by SNU's Howard Culbertson and Charles R. Gailey. It is said to be a foundational textbook that examines the importance of missionary work overseas as well as within one’s community. read more

PLNU students help give neighborhood a face lift
As part of a Community Housing Works project, more than 30 student volunteers from Point Loma Nazarene University participated in a Facelift opportunity in the City Heights community of San Diego. Facelift is a program that takes on house improvement projects in just one day, to help improve existing homes in low income neighborhoods. (Slideshow) read more

ONU campus goes “green”
Following the start of the New Year, Olivet Nazarene University will begin implementing its Environmental Management System. The hope is to create a healthy and safe campus and to be good stewards of the environment. read more

NCN Sports

Nazarene pastor sets world record for free throws
Watonga (Oklahoma) First Church of the Nazarene Senior Pastor and Assistant High School Girls Basketball Coach Jeff Liles recently entered the Guinness Book of World Records for free throws made in one hour (1,415). (video) read more

Ambrose Lions capture volleyball championship
The Ambrose University College (formerly Canada Nazarene University College) Lions men's volleyball team captured the Alberta Colleges Athletic League championship with a 3-1 win over Augustana University College. read more

NCN Sports Update
A weekly recap of Nazarene colleges and universities competing in NCAA and NAIA athletics. read more


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