Church of the Nazarene General Secretary David Wilson brings a greeting concerning the upcoming General Assembly and Conventions in Orlando, Florida. (video) read more

There are a limited number of spaces open for participation in the Spiritual Formation Retreat to be held June 23-24, just prior to the General Conventions. Co-sponsored by Northwest Nazarene University and Nazarene Theological Seminary, this 24-hour retreat's theme is "Receiving, Blessing, Breaking, Sharing" - a meditation on the Lord's Supper as a model for Christlike discipleship. read more

The Shangilia Singers of Africa Nazarene University are in the final days of preparation for their trip to the U.S. and General Assembly. read more

In the midst of preparations at Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary for celebrating their 25th anniversary, the APNTS community also joined the worldwide celebration of the Centennial of the Church of the Nazarene. (Slideshow) read more

Centennial Sunday morning was filled with celebrations in Gelnhausen, Germany. On the church web site, a ticker had accurately counted down the last minutes to the celebration service. At the zero moment, the service promptly began with a video introducing the Centennial. read more

The Africa Church of the Nazarene is experiencing an unprecedented growth in the number of converts and churches planted. Therefore, a Discipleship and Missions Conference was held in Johannesburg. read more

The Windward Islands District of the Church of the Nazarene has defied the current global financial crisis by raising $1,000 (U.S.) to go toward providing clean water for communities in Haiti. (Slideshow) read more

The Eurasia Region's Leadership Development Initiative in Bulgaria welcomed a mix of ethnic Bulgarians, Roma, and Turkish-Roma believers, embracing the diversity within the district's churches as a foundation for emerging leadership. read more

In the first three weeks of March, districts in India, Bangladesh, and Nepal held conferences focused on the work and philosophy of Nazarene Missions International. "In all of the places, I thought it was important to ensure that there was a shared understanding of why we do missions, why it's important, the purpose of NMI and the fact that it's for everyone," said Eurasia NMI Coordinator Heidi Bowes. read more

In a season of severe weather, multiple communities in the U.S. Midwest and South have suffered from the effects of recent tornadoes. read more

Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of news articles primarily featuring USA/Canada Region churches or church members. read more

David Middendorf has been named this year's recipient of the Excellence in Preaching Award for the Delong Sermon Series, according to an announcement made by Harold B. Graves Jr., president of Nazarene Bible College. read more

This week's praise reports and prayer requests for May 11-15 from Nazarene Missions International include: read more

Beacon Hill Press announces the premiere of the electronic edition of the New Beacon Bible Commentary at the 27th General Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene, Orlando, Florida. The first volume of this library will include the print volumes currently in print: Romans 1-8, Romans 9-16, Jeremiah 1-25, Daniel, and Philippians. read more

MidAmerica Nazarene University is offering a new slate of summer courses with a double purpose - increasing knowledge while helping prepare working adults to complete their bachelor's degree faster. read more

Northwest Nazarene University offers an Accelerated Certification for Educators program for the working adult who desires to become a teacher. read more

One of the primary trends of debate-style radio over the last few years has been the move from polite, intellectual conversation to yelling matches with guests speaking over each other to boisterously make their all-or-nothing points on significant issues. Even the host will engage in this activity, sometimes at the encouragement of his or her producer. A few months ago Trevecca Adjunct Professor Jeff Lilienthal grew tired of this abrasive style and rather than give up listening, he decided to explore the possibility of creating his own program - one in which God would use him and the program for His honor and glory. read more

Tom Clark, a former standout basketball player at Mount Vernon Nazarene University, will join two other former Academic All-America® basketball selections as this year's inductees into the College Sports Information Directors of America Academic All-America® Hall of Fame. read more

A weekly recap of Nazarene colleges and universities competing in NCAA and NAIA athletics (May 8-14). Of note: Point Loma baseball advances to NAIA World Series. Results from baseball, softball, tennis, and golf national tournaments included. read more