"Celebrating Jesus Christ as Lord!" was the theme of the day at the Centennial of the Church of the Nazarene in Gottmadingen, Germany. Guest speaker Dean Flemming, lecturer at European Nazarene College, challenged the congregation: "What kind of people are we to be in the 21st century?" (Slideshow) read more

Despite political unrest at many levels, Nazarene children, youth, and adults across Southeast Asia celebrated the Centennial of the Church of the Nazarene. (Slideshow) read more

As a new weekly feature, NCN News will post prayer requests and praise reports from Nazarene Missions International. Prayer requests and praises for the global church family this week include: read more

Nazarene leaders in the South America Region continue to witness the development of districts, churches, and the leaders of the Southern Cone Field. One such occurrence took place on March 20, when leaders had the opportunity to participate in an ordination ceremony of elders at the Terrero Church of the Nazarene. (Slideshow) read more

Compiled by the General Secretary's Office, Moving Ministers is a monthly listing of Nazarene ministers in new assignments on the USA/Canada Region. read more

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of news articles primarily featuring USA/Canada Region churches or church members. Churches or institutions represented in the news this week include: Springfield (Illinois) First, Choctaw (Oklahoma), Huntington (West Virginia) First, Richland (Washington), Biloxi (Mississippi) Gulf Coast Family, Valparaiso (Indiana), Nazarene Publishing House, and the Caribbean French Field. Also included is a congratulatory note on D.E. and Wavalene Clay. read more

General Superintendent Nina G. Gunter's article "Purity and Power" was published in the current issue of the Lausanne World Pulse. read more

Robert Smith, D.Min., will become the new dean of the School of Theology and Christian Ministry this summer. Sam Powell, Ph.D., will be concluding his service as the School's dean at the end of the academic year. read more

From April 1-3, a group of approximately 25 Point Loma Nazarene University students will spend their time sleeping in cardboard shanties, boiling their drinking water, and living on just $2 a day. It's all part of the Two Dollar Challenge, an educational movement that engages students in the fight against global and domestic poverty. read more

The Academic Center for Excellence, Disability Services at Southern Nazarene University will host a week of awareness titled "In Their Shoes" as part of the Disability Awareness Week from April 14-17, from 11:30 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. on the campus of SNU. read more

A weekly recap of Nazarene colleges and universities competing in NCAA and NAIA athletics (March 27 - April 2). Spring baseball and softball results included. read more