Hint: The city is on the Snake River.

Answer: B. Nampa, Idaho

Opened in 1913, Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) is a liberal arts university with a current enrollment of approximately 1,380 traditional undergraduate and graduate students.

Hint: The column helps us look at ourselves and laugh.

Answer: A. “In the Mirror”

Well-known humorists such as Martha Bolton and Chonda Pierce have contributed to this thought-provoking feature. Justine Knight, a favorite with Nazarenes, adds her wit to the column in 2003.

Answer: D. Where natural or human-made disasters strike

Crisis Care Kits (CCKs), assembled by local Nazarene Missions International members and distributed through Nazarene Disaster Response, provide basic hygiene supplies to people who are displaced or homeless due to disaster. In 2001, approximately 28,000 CCKs were sent to Ukraine, El Salvador, India, Peru, Belize, and the United States.

Hint: The kit contains personal hygiene items such as a toothbrush and comb.

Hint: Participants are urged to “think on your feet, not on your seat.”

Answer: C. Teen Bible quizzing

Teen Bible quizzing combines Bible study, competition, fellowship, and discipleship. Teams compete at district and regional quiz meets that test speed of response as well as knowledge of a designated portion of Scripture. More than 800 quizzers and coaches attended Q2002, the largest NYI Bible quiz event, held last July at Olivet Nazarene University.

Hint: They worked with the Aguaruna Indians.

Answer: A. Roger and Esther Carson Winans

The work of the Church of the Nazarene in Peru officially began in 1917 when the church commissioned Roger and Mary Winans, then already working in Monsefu. Mary Winans died just as their work was beginning to blossom. Roger Winans later married Esther Carson. Their work with the Aguaruna Indians, including development of a written language and Bible translation and years of frustration before their first convert, is one of the most fascinating stories in mission history.

Hint: A hospital on a mission field is named for him.

Answer: C. Hiram F. Reynolds

The first general assembly of the Holiness associations that would later become the Church of the Nazarene elected Reynolds general superintendent in 1907. At the close of the assembly, held in Chicago, the General Mission Board elected him its executive director. Reynolds served the church as general superintendent for more than 20 years. The Hiram F. Reynolds Memorial Hospital is located in Washim, India.