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This dissertation entitled “Examining the Impact of Childhood Trauma History on the Attitudes of Pregnant Women on Motherhood and their Unborn Children in Northwest and Northeast Florida” seeks to add...

The researcher developed a “Curriculum for Christlikeness” for Keystone Nazarene Church, an English-speaking international congregation in Okinawa, Japan, using Dallas Willard’s approach to Jesus’s...

There are five sacrifices mentioned in Leviticus, and the עלה is listed first. The significance of this offering is that it was one of the most frequently made sacrifices; it was one of the most...

This study is quantitative descriptive research regarding Perceived Maternal Responsiveness (Acceptance/Rejection) and Adolescents’ Emotional Expressiveness. It investigates the perceived maternal...

This project addresses unity and diversity in Christian communities while emphasizing how Scriptural interpretations shape church practices. Including responses from a survey given to two local...

Gastropods Ifremeria nautilei and Alviniconcha boucheti were collected from deep-sea hydrothermal vents at the underwater Mata Volcanoes. The population structure of these species were assessed using...

This study explored the effects of drought stress on the antibacterial activity of five medicinal plant species. Leaves of four coastal sage scrub plants were collected over four months from the end...

Sentiment analysis is a machine learning, Natural Language Processing technique that associates text with their given emotion. It is often used by marketers to gain insights into their customers...

A presentation by Charles Shaver given at Holiness Partnership 4 May 2022.

Initial call for papers for the Global Theology Conference to be held April 2024 in Pilar, Argentina from the April 2022 issue of Didache: Faithful Teaching.

The San Gabriel Valley is the largest majority Latinx and Asian region in the United States, and it is faced with the challenge of ever-increasing socioeconomic disparity. This has created an urban...

Emerging adults are leaving the church shortly after high school graduation. They no longer see the church as relevant and so they do not stay engaged. Older generations fear that as the church...

How might an understanding of shame inform our communal and formative spiritual practices in the church? The conceptional framework is a work in practical theology that begins with an autoethnographic...

The United States has been experiencing decline in traditional expressions of church for some time. Current research indicates that people seeking spirituality and community do so outside of the...

North American churches’ struggle with contemporary culture seems to coincide with evidence offered in Charles Taylor’s evaluation of the Secular Age and expressed through the theological analysis of...

Because of the many roles and demands placed upon clergy, burnout is not uncommon in ministry. Often these symptoms manifest through depression, anxiety, stress, relational conflicts, marital...

The contemporary church is struggling to connect biblical hope with the opportunities to address socio-economic inequity toward community revitalization and holistic healing. Many churches within the...

As the addiction treatment field developed in the United States, it did not integrate a professional discipline of spiritual care. Consequently, disparities in both the definition and availability of...

All Christians have a responsibility to care for each other. However, the practices of care in the church have become centered around the clergy. This not only fails to empower the lay members of a...

Many Christian congregants are not being adequately formed and shaped as disciples of Christ, because many contemporary churches have a distorted philosophical anthropology, and therefore approach...

The telos of every Christian faith community is to develop faithful followers of Jesus Christ that emulate the character of Christ and impact their communities and the world. Congregations must...

The Church of the Nazarene began work in Peru in 1914. Peru is a country in South America that's home to a section of Amazon rainforest and Machu Picchu.

The Church of the Nazarene began work in Australia in 1945. The culture of Australia is primarily a Western culture that is derived from Britain but also influenced by the unique geography of...

The Church of the Nazarene began work in Panama in 1953. Panama is a country on the strip of land that links Central and South America. It is known for the Panama Canal (an essential shipping route)...

The Church of the Nazarene began work in Zimbabwe in 1963. Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southern Africa known for its beautiful landscape and diverse wildlife. It has a population of...