World Ministries
A Legacy of Giving
“The Church of the Nazarene has always been greatly involved in missions. The church is currently reaching around the world in more than 159 areas. Whether evangelism at home or abroad, it is essential that we seek to spread the gospel in everything we do. To accomplish this, our churches around the world unite through volunteer hours, prayer, and financial giving."
“The Church of the Nazarene has always been greatly involved in missions. The church is currently reaching around the world in more than 159 areas. Whether evangelism at home or abroad, it is essential that we seek to spread the gospel in everything we do. To accomplish this, our churches around the world unite through volunteer hours, prayer, and financial giving."
Global Outreach
"Nazarenes are passionate about making a difference in the world by taking the Good News of Jesus Christ to people everywhere. Today there are approximately 700 missionaries and volunteers serving around the world. Each week, Nazarenes worship in more than 212 languages or tribal languages, with literature produced in 90 of these. The church operates 33 medical clinics and hospitals worldwide. This missionary enterprise is made possible by the contributions of the global Nazarene family. Nazarenes also engage in starting new churches and congregations by praying, giving, and supporting worldwide volunteers and contracted missionaries."
"Nazarenes are passionate about making a difference in the world by taking the Good News of Jesus Christ to people everywhere. Today there are approximately 700 missionaries and volunteers serving around the world. Each week, Nazarenes worship in more than 212 languages or tribal languages, with literature produced in 90 of these. The church operates 33 medical clinics and hospitals worldwide. This missionary enterprise is made possible by the contributions of the global Nazarene family. Nazarenes also engage in starting new churches and congregations by praying, giving, and supporting worldwide volunteers and contracted missionaries."