Nazarene Compassionate Ministries New England

08/30/2026

What's important about August 30th? NCM NE News - https://mailchi.mp/nednaz/oupcrlbtcf-12854111

08/29/2026

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08/14/2026

Community Events at Two Churches

Rev. Gina Maurice excitedly reported about the annual compassionate ministry day. She said . “It is our cookout/backpack giveaway. One of the candidates for Congress came by and we sure did put him to work! Micah O. Jones. It was a great day. We also hosted the Frederick Douglass reading at the ch...

08/10/2026

Lynn Church of the Nazarene has a stellar community event ever year. Pastor Rev. Gina Maurice shares. Gotta love the message on their t-shirts. Check it out!

08/08/2026

As multiple wildfires continue to impact the Spokane region, where Moody Aviation is located, Dr. Tim Sisk, Provost and Interim President of Moody Bible Institute, shared the following update:

"Many of you are aware of the devastating wildfires affecting the Spokane area, where more than 1,000 homes have been destroyed and many families have been displaced. We are grateful to report that Moody Aviation, Felts Field, and our new Woodbee Apartments remain safe, and fall classes began as scheduled. We continue to monitor the situation closely and are supporting our faculty, staff, and students as needed. We thank the Lord for His faithful protection over our Moody Aviation family. As stronger winds are forecast this weekend, we ask you to join us in praying for God's continued hand of protection over our students, faculty, staff, and the entire Spokane community. Please pray that the fires would be contained, that those serving on the front lines would be granted wisdom, strength, and safety, and that the many families who have lost homes would experience God's comfort, provision, and peace. Above all, may the body of Christ be a tangible expression of His love during this difficult season, and may the name of Jesus be honored and glorified through our prayers and our care for one another."

—Dr. Tim Sisk, Provost | Interim President

08/08/2026

08/08/2026

When Professor Dorothy Tarrant moved to Sighișoara, Romania, in the summer of 1995, she did not intend to establish a social service agency. She was concerned about providing her American study-abroad students from Eastern Nazarene College with a cultural immersion experience that included learning the Romanian language and culture while living with Romanian host families.

“More importantly,” Tarrant reflected, “students learned how to put their Christian faith in practice by serving some of the most disadvantaged people in Sighișoara.”

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08/08/2026

Amen!