Moline Community Church of the Nazarene

04/05/2026

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12/07/2025

Let's Celebrate Jesus together. Join us. Sunday 10:30am. 4545 Avenue of the Cities. Moline.

11/23/2025

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11/17/2025

Inspiring!

“A Smile for Cali” took place on 26 October 2025 at the Cañasgordas Event Center in Cali, Colombia. The event was organized by the Church of the Nazarene House of Prayer in Cali. More than ten thousand people gathered for “A Smile for Cali,” a special day, where the city witnessed a movemen...

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11/07/2025

Who Are the Current General Superintendents of the Church of the Nazarene?

Have you asked that question before?

Maybe someone around you has.

Or maybe...you’ve just been curious.

You’re not alone.

We’ve all searched for answers at some point.

And sometimes, the questions we ask...lead us to something deeper.

This article might just be one of those moments.

For you.Or for someone else.So before we list the names we want to say something first.

Welcome.

Yes, you

Whether you’re a member, a visitor, or simply searching,the Church of the Nazarene is a family.

A global one.Over 2.7 million strong.And there’s room for you too.A spiritual home.A people of grace, holiness, and mission.

Would you be part of that?

You might still be asking —But who leads such a movement?

Let’s talk about that.In the Church of the Nazarene, the General Superintendent holds the highest elected office.

They guide the church’s global mission, theology, and unity.

Together, they form the Board of General Superintendents — a team of spiritual leaders chosen to serve and shepherd the worldwide church.As of now, the board includes:

Dr. David A. Busic
Dr. Carla D. Sunberg
Dr. Gustavo A. Crocker
Dr. T. Scott Daniels
Dr. Filimão M. Chambo
Dr. Christian D. Sarmiento

Read more here

https://www.nazarenejournal.org/who-are-the-current-general-superintendents-of-the-church-of-the-nazarene/

11/06/2025

Nazarene Schools and Universities Across Africa

Are you praying about where God might want you to study? Across Africa, the Church of the Nazarene has opened schools, colleges, and universities that do more than teach they shape lives. These are places where faith and learning walk together, where students grow not only in knowledge but also in character.

Whether you dream of serving in ministry, education, or another field, there is a Nazarene school waiting to help you discover your calling.

Institut Biblique Nazareen – Côte d'Ivoire

Located in Abidjan, this college trains pastors and youth leaders who serve in local churches and growing communities.

Africa Nazarene School of Extension – Kenya

Based in Nairobi, this school brings learning closer to local churches through flexible programs and extension classes.

Africa Nazarene University – Kenya

One of Africa’s leading Christian universities. With programs in law, business, IT, and theology, it helps students live by faith and lead with excellence.

Nazarene Theological College of Central Africa – Malawi

Located in Lilongwe, it equips men and women to preach, teach, and serve with a strong biblical foundation.

Seminário Nazareno em Mozambique – Mozambique

A strong center for Portuguese-speaking students, helping future leaders grow in both knowledge and service.

Nigeria Nazarene Theological College – NigeriaIn Abak, Akwa Ibom,

this college trains pastors and teachers who bring hope to their communities.

Nazarene Theological College – South Africa

Located in Johannesburg, it offers programs in theology and education with a vision to reach southern Africa and beyond.

Southern Africa Nazarene University – Eswatini (Swaziland)

Known for excellence in nursing, education, and theology. It blends professional studies with Christian values and community service.

Swaziland Nazarene College of Education / Nursing / Theology – Eswatini

Now part of Southern Africa Nazarene University, these colleges continue to shape dedicated Christian teachers, nurses, and pastors.

Seminário Nazareno de Cabo Verde – Cape Verde

Trains men and women for ministry across West Africa, building faith and leadership in island communities.

Read More here

https://www.nazarenejournal.org/nazarene-schools-and-universities-across-africa/

11/03/2025

The first 103 Countries the Church of the Nazarene Entered?

Join us on a journey through the Church of the Nazarene's first 103 World Areas, as we explore the first nations entered by this devoted church.

With a heart for evangelism and a passion for discipleship, the Church of the Nazarene has established a presence in over 150 countries, spreading the love of Jesus and transforming lives.

Let's delve into the history and impact of this remarkable church as we discover the heart of its mission.

As Scripture says in Matthew 28:19:
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations.”

The Church of the Nazarene has faithfully embraced this calling.

The List of 150 World Areas:
1992 — Bangladesh (Eurasia)
1992 — Cambodia (Asia-Pacific)
1992 — Ethiopia (Africa)
1992 — Romania (Eurasia)
1992 — Russia (Eurasia)
1992 — Solomon Islands (Asia-Pacific)
1992 — Ukraine (Eurasia)
1990 — Democratic Republic of the Congo (Africa)
1990 — Ghana (Africa)
1990 — Liberia (Africa)
1990 — Rwanda (Africa)
1990 — Tanzania (Africa)
1989 — Thailand (Asia-Pacific)
1988 — French Guiana (Mesoamerica)
1988 — Senegal (Africa)
1988 — Uganda (Africa)
1987 — Côte d'Ivoire [Ivory Coast] (Africa)
1987 — Ireland (Eurasia)
1986 — Egypt (Eurasia)
1986 — Guadeloupe (Mesoamerica)
1985 — Cyprus (Eurasia)
1984 — Azores (Eurasia)
1984 — Botswana (Africa)
1984 — Kenya (Africa)
1984 — Myanmar (Asia-Pacific) -- Entered when it was called Burma
1984 — Suriname (Mesoamerica)
1983 — Saint Kitts and Nevis (Mesoamerica)
1982 — Venezuela (South America)
1981 — Spain (Eurasia)
1980 — Paraguay (South America)
1978 — Switzerland (Eurasia)
1977 — France (Eurasia)
1977 — Grenada (Mesoamerica)
1977 — Nigeria (Africa)
1976 — Martinique (Mesoamerica)
1975 — Colombia (South America)
1975 — Saint Vincent (Mesoamerica)
1974 — Dominica (Mesoamerica)
1974 — Dominican Republic (Mesoamerica)
1974 — Hong Kong (Asia-Pacific)
1973 — Antigua (Mesoamerica)
1973 — Indonesia (Asia-Pacific)
1973 — Namibia (Africa)
1973 — Portugal (Eurasia)
1972 — Ecuador (South America)
1972 — Saint Lucia (Mesoamerica)
1971 — Guam (Asia-Pacific)
1971 — The Bahamas (Mesoamerica)
1970 — Bermuda (USA/Canada)
1970 — Honduras (Mesoamerica)
1967 — Netherlands (Eurasia)
1966 — Jamaica (Mesoamerica)
1964 — Costa Rica(Mesoamerica)
1964 — El Salvador (Mesoamerica)
1964 — Samoa (Asia-Pacific)
1963 — Zimbabwe (Africa) -- Entered when it was called Southern Rhodesia
1962 — Chile (South America)
1961 — Zambia (Africa) -- Entered when it was called Northern Rhodesia
1960 — Denmark (Eurasia)
1958 — American Samoa (Asia-Pacific)
1958 — Brazil (South America)
1958 — Germany (Eurasia) -- Entered what was then called West Germany
1957 — Malawi (Africa) -- Entered when it was called Nyasaland
1956 — Taiwan (Asia-Pacific)
1955 — Papua New Guinea (Asia-Pacific)
1953 — Panama (Mesoamerica)
1952 — New Zealand (Asia-Pacific)
1950 — Haiti (Mesoamerica)
1950 — Jordan (Eurasia)
1950 — Lebanon (Eurasia)
1949 — Uruguay (South America)
1948 — Italy (Eurasia)
1948 — Korea, South (Asia-Pacific)
1946 — Australia (Asia-Pacific)
1946 — Guyana (Mesoamerica) -- Entered when it was called British Guiana
1946 — Philippines (Asia-Pacific)
1945 — Bolivia (South America)
1944 — Puerto Rico (Mesoamerica)
1944 — Virgin Islands (Mesoamerica)
1937 — Nicaragua (Mesoamerica)
1934 — Belize (Mesoamerica) -- Entered when it was called British Honduras
1926 — Barbados (Mesoamerica)
1926 — Trinidad (Mesoamerica)
1922 — Mozambique (Africa) -- Entered when it was called Portuguese East Africa
1921 — Israel (Eurasia) -- Entered when it was called Palestine
1920 — Syria (Eurasia)
1919 — South Africa (Africa)
1914 — Peru (South America)
1910 — Eswatini (Africa) -- Entered when it was called Swaziland
1909 — Argentina (South America)
1909 — United Kingdom (Eurasia)
1905 — Japan (Asia-Pacific)
1904 — Guatemala (Mesoamerica)
1903 — Mexico (Mesoamerica)
1902 — Canada (USA/Canada)
1902 — Cuba (Mesoamerica)
1901 — Cabo Verde (Africa) -- Entered when it was called Cape Verde
1898 — India (Eurasia)
1887 — United States (USA/Canada)

Read in full here https://www.nazarenejournal.org/youll-never-guess-which-103-countries-the-church-of-the-nazarene-entered-first/

11/02/2025

Let us pray!

Este mes de noviembre, nos unimos en oración por los cristianos que están siendo perseguidos a causa de su fe en Cristo Jesús.

Iglesia del Nazareno Región Mesoamérica