Chiayi, Taiwan: The Taiwan District of the Church of the Nazarene convened its 59th District Assembly on 9–10 March 2026, in Chiayi, bringing together pastors, leaders, and delegates from across the island for worship, reporting, and discernment regarding...

Keelung, Taiwan: The Keelung Pioneer Team, in partnership with Taiwan Peace Lutheran Church in Dawu Lun, coordinated a community Easter event on 29 March 2026, bringing together families, friends, and residents for activities centered on the message of...

Pingtung, Taiwan. On 6, 14, 20 December 2025, a youth-led Christmas Gospel flash mob across three communities in Southern Taiwan. Resulted in reaching 70 people who heard the gospel, marking both a powerful outreach moment and a significant...

Taipei, Taiwan – 21 June 2025: Taiwan Nazarene Theological College (or TNTC) saw a record-breaking graduating class this year with 18 graduates. After a ten-year closure due to low enrollment, Taiwan Nazarene Theological College (TNTC) reopened in 2015,...

Taipei, Taiwan: Taiwan Nazarene Theological College (TNTC) welcomes its new president, Rev. Nai Chun “Stephen” Wang (D. Min.). Rev. Wang is an ordained minister and holds a Doctor of Ministry from the Methodist Graduate School of Theology in...

On January 29th to 30th, 100 young people from NYI Taiwan participated in the “Winter Youth Camp” at the Taiwan NTC. The youth worshipped together learned from God’s word and other special topics and played some fun games....

One year ago, a service at Shipai Church of the Nazarene had about 20 people attending. Pastor James Huang had just succeeded Pastor Shi and his wife who had faithfully served the church for nearly 40 years. The...

Taiwan:  Throughout the course of Thursday night and Friday (local time) we have been receiving reports from our church leadership regarding the conditions in Taiwan. Taiwan’s first major tropical storm of the season made landfall Friday, July 8,...

Western Pacific:  Nazarene Churches in Taipei are keeping a close eye on Typhoon Chan-hom, as it makes its way northwestward toward Southeast Asia. Currently a category 1 typhoon with winds gusting to 115 mph (185 kph) Chan-hom is due...