Prayer for NAzarene Missions

NMI Emphasis

posted March 2025 by Nazarene Missions International

South America Region

Argentina



Nine of ten people in Argentina say they are Christians; however, most of those admit to not practicing their faith. The background of the vast majority of Argentina’s population is European (mainly of Spanish and Italian descent) and mestizo (a mixture of European and Amerindian). Argentina is considered a nation of immigrants, and they sometimes refer to themselves as a “crucible of races.” The Church of the Nazarene began its work in Argentina in 1919. Located on the Cono-Sur (Southern Cone) Field of the South America Region, Argentina recently hosted the 2024 Global Theology Conference of the Church of the Nazarene with theologians, educators, and church leaders from the six global regions participating.


PRAISE

  • Praise God for Global IT Partnerships' giftedness and professionalism, which have made such an impact worldwide in technology services.
  • Praise God for the successful Global Theology Conference held at the Southern Cone Nazarene Theological Seminary in Argentina in 2024 and for the development of young theologians from all regions who attended.

PRAYER

  • Pray for the Southern Cone Nazarene Theological Seminary (STNCS) to continue inspiring the next generation of Christlike leaders.
  • Pray for God to continue to call young people to his mission and to serve both in South America and beyond.

NMI Snapshot


The Church of the Nazarene’s Global IT Partnerships project continues to make a significant impact by providing essential technology services to Nazarene people and institutions worldwide. This initiative, which embarks on new endeavors every two to three months, has transformed the way Nazarene communities connect, learn, and grow. Nazarene Global IT develops and deploys technologies that help missionaries, educators, and staff to disciple, mentor, and train leaders around the world to be more effective in this technological age.


In March 2024, the Global IT Partnership team traveled to Argentina to modernize the network infrastructure at the Southern Cone Nazarene Theological Seminary (STNCS). This critical upgrade came just in time for the Global Theology Conference, allowing STNCS to utilize cutting-edge technology to educate and empower the participants.


The newly updated network has revolutionized the seminary’s operations, enabling it to offer online classes and expand its reach to students across the region. This advancement ensures that students can continue their theological education from remote locations, breaking down geographical barriers and making quality education more accessible.


The digital infrastructure established by the IT team, which was supported by Nazarene giving, is now a vital part of the seminary’s mission to disciple future leaders. By providing these essential tech services, Global IT Partnerships is helping Nazarene institutions stay connected, modern, and equipped to serve their communities.

Through this initiative, the Church of the Nazarene is demonstrating its commitment to innovation and education, ensuring that ministries around the world are prepared to meet the challenges of a digital age. The work being done through Global IT Partnerships continues to empower individuals and institutions, making a lasting impact on the mission field.