Asia-Pacific Region: Please keep the nations of the Asia-Pacific in your prayers this weekend!
Two major typhoons, Goni and Atsani, are churning in the Pacific. Goni is currently over the northern Philippines bringing significant rain to the region. Atsani is expected to stay out to sea, but its “feeder bands” are drawing in moisture across the region.
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KUDJIP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA — On a warm Tuesday morning, gathered on the front lawn of the administrative offices under the shade of palm trees, the team at Nazarene Health Ministries (NHM) didn’t just launch a strategic plan; they rededicated a legacy. On 17 February...
Pasig City, Philippines: 23 February 2026 — Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary (APNTS), in partnership with Langham Publishing Asia, celebrated the successful launch of Faith and Politics: Filipino Evangelical Insights in Political Theology. This meaningful...
On 22 February 2026, approximately 150 believers and guests gathered in Hmawbi, Wanetchawng, Southern Myanmar, to celebrate the dedication of the newly completed Center for Christ Church of the Nazarene. The new building stands as a visible testimony to what can...
SOUTHEAST ASIA, 16 February 2026: In a nation still healing from the deep scars of a historic genocide, the Church of the Nazarene is telling a new story. It is no longer a story of mere survival, but one of aggressive multiplication. This month, the church in this...
Kansas City, Missouri | 16–20 January, 2026 — Pastor Christine T. Mosuela, Regional NMI Coordinator for the Asia-Pacific Region, represented the region at the recently concluded Regional NMI Meeting held January 16–18 in Kansas City, Missouri. The annual gathering...
From 4 -11 February 2026, twenty-three youth and young adults from the DaeKwang Church of the Nazarene in Pyeongtaek, Korea, visited Okinawa, Japan, for an exposure to cross-cultural missions. The team spent a day cleaning at Keystone Nazarene Church. One team...
