Missions

 

 Nazarene Mission Connections!Learn about local and international mission news, events and projects. Scroll down a bit to check out current mission events in our church family. May God bless you with a place to serve!
Nazarene Missions International/Prayer Mobilization Line
Holiness Today Magazine (read online or subscribe to receive by mail)
World Mission Broadcast (sharing Jesus via radio, tv and the internet)
Nazarene Compassionate Ministries
Jesus Film Harvest Partners
House of James - Ukraine
Questions, comments, suggestions?
E-mail Susan

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Nazarene Workers Released:  We give praise to God that three Nazarene workers in India have been released from jail after beingarrested on December 21 while they prepared for a Christmas program. Pray for those who minister forthe Lord in India, for their safety, and that they will show the love of Christ to all people with whom they come in contact.

Missionaries Traveling: Pray for safety for our missionaries and their families who will be traveling over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays.

New Year of Ministry : Pray for the men and women who lead the multiple ministries of the Church of the Nazarene globally. AskGod to give them wisdom and guidance as they give direction to the work God has called them to during 2009.

Military Service;  Pray for those serving in the military around the world. Pray for safety and encouragement as they carry out their daily tasks.

Homeless:  Pray for the men, women, and children who are homeless in your community. Pray that Christians will reach out and provide hope and help.

NMI’s Global Mission Conference:  Pray for Daniel Ketchum, Eunice Brubaker, Shawna Songer-Gaines, and Kevin Garber as they make preparations for NMI’s Global Mission Conference and the General NMI Convention taking place in Orlando, Florida, in June 2009.

 

Global Missionaries Kent and Kathleen Pelton call Bremerton Nazarene, Home

Click here to take a look at our January Newsletter

Kent Ordained: 1991 by Washington Pacific district
Home District: Washington Pacific
Home Church: Bremerton Nazarene

Kent and Kathleen Pelton have been serving the Church of the Nazarene as missionaries since 1994. Since 2000 they have served in Thailand. Kent currently serves as director of Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible. Kathleen serves an administrative role for the Southeast Asia Field.

The Peltons served in Papua New Guinea for six years, Kent as a teacher at Melanesia Nazarene Bible College and in a district advisory role. He also led in the development and implementation of a viable distance education program and the Th.B. degree program at MNBC. Kathleen served in an administrative role at MNBC.

Kent is an ordained elder in the Church of the Nazarene. He received a B.S. in music and education from Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville, Tennessee, and an M.Div. from Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri.

Prior to their appointment as missionaries, the Peltons served as church planters in Silverdale, Washington. Kent has also served as minister of music in several churches prior to pastoring.

The Peltons have five children and seven grandchildren, who all live in the USA.

 

 

 

Meet our LINKS Family, 2008-2010: Klaus and Martina Arnold

It is our privilege to offer prayer and financial support for this couple, over the next two years, as they live their walk with Jesus in Northern Europe. Let me introduce you to them...

Klaus is the president (rector) of European Nazarene College (EuNC) and teaches in the area of theology. Martina is the music director of EuNC and directs various choirs. They have two daughters: Dorothee, aged 24, is a graduate of Trevecca Nazarene University and involved in music ministry; Kathrin, aged 22, is a graduate from MidAmerica Nazarene University and involved in a church plant project in Mainz, Germany.

Klaus and Martina both enjoy reading and listening to comtemporary Christain music. They also like to travel. Klaus is a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs. (Hmmmm...sounds a little suspicious to me. Our last LINKS couple were great KC fans as well. Is this an NMI requirement? You must support Kansas City sports to serve overseas? Ha ha.)

How can you support this couple over the next two years?
1. Pray, pray, pray. (Check the church newsletter for current prayer and praises for the Arnolds.)
2. Check out the college EuNC.
3. Send a birthday card: Martina, 7/29; Klaus, 1/11.
4. Send an anniversary card: July 30, 1983.
5. Talk to Susan about sending a package.
6. Pray, pray, pray for them.

If you have questions E-mail Susan.