PRAYER AND FASTING...
for a fresh outpouring of the Spirit of Holiness.
Psalm 27:8,“…Your face, Lord, do I seek”Prayer and fasting
One of six Global Mission regions in the Church of the Nazarene denomination, Eurasia encompasses 93 sovereign nations or distinct areas across Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, North Africa, and the CIS.
This highly diverse region, home of major religions such as Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity, provides great challenges in presenting the clear message of Christ in our Wesleyan Holiness Christian tradition.
From the first mission field in the Church of the Nazarene, India, begun in 1898, to the newest fields in Moldova and Norway, we offer medical services, food and clothing for the economically disadvantaged, relief for refugees from wars and ethnic cleansing as well as natural disasters, education at all levels, and spiritual nurturing through the work of more than 8,000 local churches.
The ministry is holistic, meeting people's physical and emotional needs so they will be receptive to hearing the ultimate answer to life's demands, Jesus Christ.
Find out how you can personally be involved in supporting the transformative ministry in the Eurasia Region, and to learn about the exciting things God is doing here!
Eurasia regional priorities
“…Your face, Lord, do I seek”Prayer and fasting
IDENTIFYING...
with the poor and the marginalized
Phil. 2:6-8, “Who, being in very nature God, ... made himself nothing.”
Identifying
LEARNING TO BE DISCIPLES...
in our own place and neighborhood
Matthew 16:24-25, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.”
Disciples
DISCOVER & DEVELOP LEADERS AROUND YOU
2 Tim. 2:2, “And the things you have heard me say... entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.”
Develop leadersLatest news
BANGALORE, INDIA — Twenty-four participants representing 10 different language groups from India gathered June 25 to 29 for a Manual Translation Summit to work together on translating the Church of the Nazarene denomination’s most important identi...
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I stood before my home church as the missionary speaker, sharing stories that had been entrusted to me during my first year as a missionary journalist in Eurasia. One of the stories was the faith journey of Irina Albei (Bucharest, Albania) and how God sav...
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When I came to France in 1989, there was not any Arabic church in Paris. So with a Christian friend I organized an Egyptian fellowship, a group of Christians who met on Sunday afternoon in the basement of the French Church of the Nazarene in Paris. The gr...
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For more than a year, Ahmed made a daily pilgrimage to the muted calm of Zagreb Cathedral. Beneath the soaring stone pillars and colored light filtering through stained glass, Ahmed would take a seat in a polished wooden pew, and spend hours pouring out h...
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They travelled by bus, van, car and motorcycle to the Bangladesh Mission Center. It was the sight of what will be seen in years to come as an historic gathering. Believers from all five districts of Bangladesh committed multiple days to participate in vol...
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Editor’s note: The following story is a good example of how Nazarene churches minister to those who are in spiritual bondage. In many places people not only have to turn to Christ, but in doing so they also have to turn away from all other spiritual pow...
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