Why We Are Here To understand the ministry along the Thailand–Myanmar border, we must first see the scale of need. Nine refugee camps—established as “temporary” shelters over 35 years ago—now house more...

On 22 February 2026, approximately 150 believers and guests gathered in Hmawbi, Wanetchawng, Southern Myanmar, to celebrate the dedication of the newly completed Center for Christ Church of the Nazarene. The new...

Mindon, Myanmar — On 27–29 October 2025, amid ongoing conflict and disrupted communication, the Myanmar Central District held a transformative Nazarene Essential Training in the mountainous region of Mindon, Magwe Division —...

On 16 May 2025, the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM) Team in the Myanmar Central District completed its fourth round of relief efforts to earthquake victims who lost their homes and are suffering...

A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on Friday, 28 March. The disaster has claimed more than 3,100 lives in Myanmar, with thousands more injured. The tremors were felt as far as Thailand,...

Rev.  Naw Pa Saw Wah was appointed as the District Superintendent of the newly formed Myanmar Southeast District. She is the first local woman to serve in this role in Myanmar and...

Bangkok, Thailand: Asia-Pacific Resource Center Media Team facilitated the first-ever successful and beneficial media and communications training in Bangkok, Thailand, from 1 to 4 October 2024, with representatives from eight districts of...

Southeast Asia Field dedicated the church building of Yangon Christian Fellowship on 2 September 2024. This building became possible through funding from Alabaster Offering and generous gifts from Sangamdong Church of the...

Myanmar – On 14-25 August 2023, Chapman International College (CIC) held a two-week intensive English language class in their center in Insein Township, Yangon. Twenty-three students from different areas of Myanmar participated...

Yeshin Village, Myanmar: For many years, people living in the Yeshin Gone village have struggled with a clean water supply.  The villagers used to walk or drive almost 1 kilometer to fetch...