Faith & Ministry

As PLNU chapel intern, Olivia Misouria combines her studies in psych and heart for ministry to help fellow students connect with God and one another.

PLNU alumna Callie Stevens shares about the work of NCM, and how COVID-19 is affecting communities worldwide.

The road to a double-digit-sized family for Candy Woertman has been extremely challenging, incredibly rewarding, and a privilege to walk down as an expression of her faith.

How the church has a unique opportunity and responsibility to be prophetic beacons of truth, lament, and repentance within a nation reeling from and protesting yet another set unjust deaths of black men and women.

Will Allen questioned whether college was right for him. But the PLNU community he found along the way not only let him to stay, but use his story to grow that community for others as well.

PLNU alumna Julie Orr created a magazine focused only on scripture to help others interact with the Bible more amidst busy lives.

What can each of Paul’s letters teach us that will help us better understand our faith?

Since 1951, PLNU’s School of Theology and Christian Ministry has hosted speakers giving lectures on a topic relevant to Christian life. This year we had the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Brent Strawn to campus.

PLNU has its own longstanding Christmas tradition in the form of the annual performance of “Handel's Messiah,” an event celebrating Christ through music.

This year's Spring Break Build project was structurally larger than anything PLNU or our partners had attempted before: a 50 x 48 foot multi-purpose room on the property of Primero Iglesia del Nazareno in Tecate, Mexico.

Going into college, Josh Miller knew he wanted to be a worship leader. What he didn't realize was how his journey at PLNU would grow, stretch, and call him to a life of excellence.

According to the Pew Research Center, the “Christian share of the U.S. population is declining, while the number of U.S. adults who do not...