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by Richard Gammill on 06/01/2018Dr. Jim Radcliffe served 33 years as a surgeon at Kudjip Nazarene Hospital in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG). When he spoke in churches during his home assignment tours in the United... |
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by By Dave Hane on 10/11/2017In late 2005, then Regional Director Rev. Verne Ward began to explore the possibility of moving the Asia-Pacific Regional Office from Manila, Philippines, to Singapore. Located just off the southern... |
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by By Chris Lewis on 10/12/2017“The Word became flesh and blood,
and moved into the neighborhood” – John 1:14a, The Message
A Nazarene in Germany posted a challenge on Twitter, and as a result, over 180 homeless people were fed... |
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by By Dave Hane on 09/26/2017What do you imagine when you think of "children’s church"? Most people picture a group of children being led in worship and other activities by adults. But the GMA Church of the Nazarene in Cavite,... |
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by By Richard Gammill on 09/25/2017In 2017, the Church of the Nazarene officially recognized the presence of the Nazarene church in Mongolia, where God has been growing a team of international Nazarenes who have faithfully helped to... |
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by By Asia-Pacific Region Communications on 08/09/2017
Bill McCoy sensed a call to medical missions more than 30 years ago through the influence of John Crouch. Today, Bill serves at Kudjip Nazarene Hospital in Papua New Guinea alongside Mark, John’s... |
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by Bob Klamser on 06/19/2017Not too many years ago, one of the major tasks of the missions pastor (or missions committee) of a local church was to find as many ways as possible to tell the story of the church’s missionaries. We... |
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by Asia Pacific Region Communications on 04/20/2017
After Enoch Tee found the Lord and left his life of drugs with the help of his pastor, he felt called to become an art teacher in the slums of the Philippines. Now he reaches for Jesus through... |
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by Michelle McLane and Gina Pottenger on 04/10/2017Khunjar’s mother always wanted her daughter to go into Christian ministry. But her mother died before she could see her dream come true.
Khunjar (right in photo) had been preparing for full-time... |
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by Michelle McLane and Gina Pottenger on 04/07/2017Seeds of the gospel were planted by the first American Christian missionary to Myanmar’s ethnic minority Chin people in the 1800s. Those seeds are bearing fruit in major U.S. cities, Thailand and... |
