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Work in “Additional Areas” began in 1994 and continues to the present. These “Additional Areas” are located on several of the regions where the Church of the Nazarene has works.

Following the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Iron Curtain, the vast expanse of the Soviet Union became accessible to the outside world. Suddenly, the Church of the Nazarene was...

When I arrived in Papua New Guinea in 2003, I knew little about the history of Nazarene work there. What I knew, was the fact that the work had been planted by Sidney and Wanda Knox. I had started...

Nazarene Missions Reading Book 2020 Revised Edition Kay Browning served with her husband Lindell as missionaries in the Middle East from 1980-2014. No one knows the path his or her life will take, nor...

Many who will read this book will find connections to the stories presented here. Africa Nazarene University is to-day the result of many investments from across the global Nazarene family. Some have...

This is the true story of one of my former students, Rev. Shiro Kano of Kyoto, Japan. Dr. Allen E. Woodall, who declared in a composition class at Boston University in the summer of 1946, “The story...

Nazarene Missions Reading Book 2017-2018 Gustinne Tulipan Maria was born to Christian parents in Hungary at a time in that country’s history when Christ followers were being persecuted under Communist...

Nazarene Missions Reading Book 2017-2018 A shared passion to resource pastors and leaders around the world. A global collaborative team from a broad range of disciplines. Cutting-edge technology. God...

Nazarene Missions Reading Book 2017-2018 Cactus, Texas is a community of 4,000 people and 40 languages. Many Cactus residents are refugees who have fled war, persecution, or natural disasters. Others...

Nazarene Missions Reading Book 2017-2018 The Mursi people of Ethiopia are a community of nomads who were unreached with the gospel message as of the late 20 th century. God called missionary Howie...