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Philippines church hosts HIV/AIDS awareness seminar

The General Mariano Alvarez Church of the Nazarene in the Philippines hosted an HIV/AIDS Awareness Seminar to bring awareness about the current epidemic and to end the stigma surrounding the illness. Read more

APNTS opens new off-site master’s program in Myanmar

Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary opened the school’s newest Master of Ministry off-site center in Mandalay, Myanmar, thanks to a $20,000 donation by the Asia-Pacific Region. Read more

USA, Brazil Work & Witness team serves in Thailand

A combined Work & Witness team from Lubbock, Texas, and São Paulo, Brazil, traveled to Korat, Thailand, to share the love of Christ and assist with the work at a compassionate ministry center. Read more

PLNU students serve children in Philippines

A team of students from Point Loma Nazarene University recently traveled to the Philippines for a three-week LoveWorks mission trip to construct two brand new playgrounds, restore part of a local church building, and build relationships with victims at the Shechem Home. Read more

APNTS seeks new president

Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary is currently accepting applications for the position of APNTS president in Manila, Philippines. Read more

Asia-Pacific Region welcomes new FSCs, education coordinator

The Asia-Pacific Region welcomed Kafoa Muaror and his wife, Aggie, as field strategy coordinators for the Melanesia and South Pacific fields, Roland Hearn as the field strategy coordinator for Australia/New Zealand, and Bruce Allder as the regional education coordinator. Read more

Mongolia church presence spreads

The Church of the Nazarene is expanding across Mongolia by planting churches and making connections. Read more

Taking time to serve

As a sponsored child in the Philippines, Noren Grace Cailing was able to participate in youth conferences, camps, and other programs, including a local holistic child development center. Years later, she volunteers at that same center to give back to a program that influenced her life. Read more