Simon Jothi: From orphan to principal of SANBC
Son, grandson of former D.S. killed
New district superintendent elected for Washington Pacific
Operation Mary continues 'Hold and Witness' ministry for ninth year
EuNC to close campus
Additional NCNNews.com Stories This Week
Africa A decision for Christ every 48 seconds Last calendar year, an average of one person every 48 seconds made a decision to follow Christ through God's use of JESUS Film Harvest Partner teams. read more Pastor dies in vehicle accident in Sierra Leone Pastor Morrison Ngobeh crossed into to the "next chapter" of his life following a tragic vehicle accident March 21. read more Celebrating the maturing church in West Africa Daniel Gomis became the first Senegalese leader to be ordained as an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. read more Global Theology Conference postponed until 2014 The Global Theological Conference scheduled for 2012 at Africa Nazarene University has been postponed to 2014 due to the financial situation facing the Church of the Nazarene. read more Asia-Pacific Nazarene Manual now available in Chinese A committee worked more than four months to translate the Church of the Nazarene Manual into traditional Chinese. read more Northern Thailand Nazarenes stand firm in Christ More than 300 Nazarenes gathered March 28-31 for the 6th Family Camp for the Northern Thailand District. read more Eurasia Nepal conducts second SANBC graduation South Asia Nazarene Bible College had 16 graduates in its second commencement ceremony March 11 in Nepal. read more Mesoamerica Mexican educator presents sustainability study to international group of educators The rector of the Mexican Nazarene Seminary was a major speaker at the Institute of Excellence, offered by the Overseas Council, in Costa Rica. read more USA/Canada ANSR conducts 30th annual conference The Association of Nazarene Sociologists and Researchers had its 30th annual conference March 31 - April 2. read more West Virginia church loses roof in storm Severe storms across the U.S. Midwest and South this week uprooted trees, damaged homes, knocked out power, and left at least eight people dead. read more Moving Ministers: March 2011 Compiled by the General Secretary's Office, Moving Ministers is a monthly listing of Nazarene ministers in new assignments on the USA/Canada Region. read more Nazarenes in the News Nazarenes in the News is a compilation of online news articles featuring Nazarene churches or church members. In the news this week: Nazarene Compassionate Ministry Center manager only Canadian selected for U.S. government-sponsored program ... Ohio church partners with 10-year-old boy to help children in Malawi ... Youth group a part of 31-hour famine ... NNU students make first flight ... Calgary First Church to celebrate centennial. read more
In Memoriam Notices were received April 4-8. read more Global praise reports and prayer requests This week's praise reports and prayer requests from Nazarene Missions International, JESUS Film Harvest Partners, and NCN News. read more GMC Flags of the Nations: Nicaragua Each week, the Church of the Nazarene's Global Ministry Center proudly flies a flag of one of the many nations in which the denomination is present in ministry. This week's flag: Nicaragua, Mesoamerica Region. read more
"Pete the Sheep" animated short brings home Bronze Telly award "Pete the Sheep," a 90-second animated short film produced for the Volume 3 Global Mission DVD last fall, won a 2011 Bronze Telly award. read more
SNU hosts Hallmark Hall of Fame movie premiere Southern Nazarene University partners with Hallmark Hall of Fame to present a pre-broadcast premiere for the upcoming movie Beyond The Blackboard. read more Trevecca celebrates history and meaning of the hymns Jim Van Hook, a 1962 alumnus of Trevecca, was the featured speaker for the Newell Hymnody Series in chapel Thursday, April 7, at Trevecca Nazarene University. read more
Gibbs to take court as new Olivet tennis coach Andrew Gibbs will coach the Tiger men's and women's tennis teams at Olivet Nazarene University. read more NCN Sports Week How's your alma mater doing? NCN Sports Week is a recap of Nazarene colleges and universities competing in NCAA and NAIA athletics during the 2010-2011 fall, winter, and spring seasons. Of note: Four Nazarene schools are currently ranked in the NAIA Top-25 for women's softball, led by Trevecca at No.7. read more Follow NCN News at Facebook.com/ncnnews and Twitter.com/ncnnews. A full text edition of this week's Global News Summary is available here: Printable Global News Summary (PDF) For daily updates of Nazarene news, see ncnnews.com throughout the week. Be sure to click on "Forward to a Friend" below to share any stories appearing in this week's NCN News. |
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