Acts 8:9-24: Following the Wrong Savior
Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Second Semester Chapel Service AY: 2018-2019 January 8, 2019 Cobb Center
Kuma Xipfuno
Olovisa ku secha ka wena
Active Filters
- Mahungu mo ka ma nga hangalasiwangi
Focus and Faith (Run the Race)
Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Opening Convocation August 14, 2018 Dr. Bruce Oldham Cobb Worship Center 11:00 am
“We’ve Got Spirit, Yes we do:” Sanctification in the Acts Church
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“Why Can’t We All Just Get Along:” A New Norm for Managing Conflict in the Church.
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Church of the Nazarene Regions Map
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Two Times of the Same Story: Comparable Themes in 17th Century Poetry and 21st Century Rap Music
In the study of literature, we look to poets to communicate to us by putting the “best words in their best order,” as stated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The rhythm of poetry transcends music, and even...
Too Difficult for Two Languages?: Exploring Ineffability and Religious Experience in Bilingual French-English Speakers.
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Funeral and Fiesta
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The Sympathyzing Tear
Orignially posted online for the NTS Center for Pastoral Leadership, in this blog article, Dr. John Nielson explores the place ofr tears in our worship.
Cricket: A Case Study in Alberta’s Sporting History
The game of cricket is widely perceived in Canada today as something foreign; after all, the game was invented in England, and clubs in Canada today seem to consist mostly of expatriates from various...
Design of a Natural Preservative Manuscript
Many preservatives are artificial but there are more healthy alternative compounds present in nature to kill the bacteria. This study looked into essential oils, and lipids/fatty acids that are made...
How Do You Want to be Remembered?
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Do You Really Believe?
This address, “Do You Really Believe?” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene College in the May 1990 Baccalaureate service.
One Final Recommendation
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Let's Transition Together
This address, “Let’s Transition Together” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in August 2006 at the last Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet prior to his retirement.
Leading Faith Communities
This article, “Leading Faith Communities” was written by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in 2005 for the Alumni and Friends publication , Mount Vernon NOW. More about this...
Looking Back! Looking Ahead!
This address, “Looking Back! Looking Ahead!” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in August 2005 at the annual University Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet. The...
Nurturing a "Spirit" of Excellence
This address, “Nurturing a Spirit of Excellence” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in August 2004 at the annual University Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet.
My father Shang Qing-Mei's testimony
Believers' testimony of Shang Qing Mei
When Good and Godly People Collide over Vision
The address, “When Good and Godly People Collide over Vision” was presented through Spanish translation to a Masters’ class on the campus of the Seminary of the Americas in San Jose, Costa Rica. This...
The Leader as Catalyst for Congregation Transformation
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Moving from Vision to Action to Results
The 2009 Africa Region Leadership Conference Plenary session, “Moving from Vision to Action to Results” was presented in Nairobi, Kenya on the campus of Africa Nazarene University. The material was...
Moving from Vision to Action to Results
The 2009 Africa Region Leadership Conference Plenary session, “Moving from Vision to Action to Results” was presented in Nairobi, Kenya on the campus of Africa Nazarene University. The material was...
Moving from Vision to Action to Results
The 2009 Africa Region Leadership Conference Plenary session, “Moving from Vision to Action to Results” was presented in Nairobi, Kenya on the campus of Africa Nazarene University. The material was...