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Nazarene News

Southern Mexico hit by massive earthquake

A massive 8.1-magnitude earthquake struck off of the southern coast of Mexico near the states of Chiapas and Oaxaca around midnight 7 September. The quake killed at least 96 people — including one member from Paredon Church of the Nazarene — and thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed....

NBC donates 50,000 books to Africa universities

Nazarene Bible College recently donated 50,000 books to Southern Africa Nazarene University in Swaziland and Africa Nazarene University in Kenya.

Irma hits Florida as Caribbean begins road to recovery

Naples, Florida

Hurricane Irma, at times strengthening to Category 5 storm, left a wake of destruction over the past two weeks from the eastern Caribbean islands through Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.

Former NMI Director Phyllis Perkins Howard remembered

Nampa, Idaho

Phyllis Perkins Howard passed away 12 September in Nampa, Idaho, at age 83. She was a former missionary and director of Nazarene World Mission Society (now Nazarene Missions International) as well as a retired educator.

Nazarenes in Bangladesh bring relief to submerged village after flood

Han Tan, a Nazarene from the Netherlands who was in Bangladesh last month when floods devastated the region, describes the aftermath and how the Church of the Nazarene is helping its neighbors.

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Deadly floods sweep through South Asia

Extraordinarily heavy monsoon rains have devastated areas in South Asia recently, including Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. More than 1,200 people have died in the floods — including many children — and more than 40 million people have been affected.

Dengue fever sweeps Sri Lanka

An unprecedented dengue fever outbreak is spreading through Sri Lanka. More than 100,000 cases and nearly 300 deaths have been reported so far this year, and Sri Lankan hospitals are so full they have been forced to turn away patients.

Mudslides devastate Sierra Leone

On Monday, 14 August, heavy rains caused a mountainside to partially collapse on the outskirts of Sierra Leone’s capital, Freetown, killing nearly 500 people.

Virginia church opens doors to a hurting community, aims to be part of solution after Charlottesville

Nazarene Pastor Wynne Lankford believes his Chesterfield County, Virginia, church is not only a place of worship but also a center for the community. As Virginians attempt to recover from the recent Charlottesville violence, Lankford said the feeling in their part of Virginia is “tense” with a “racial divide.”