New Nazarene rehabilitation center opens its doors in Mexico

Nazarene News·Oct 22, 2026 · 3:43 PM CT

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A new Nazarene rehabilitation center is open in Mexico, continuing a ministry that began about 15 years ago, Nazarene News reports.

Casa de Restauración Shalom Church of the Nazarene dedicated the Reto a la Juventud Shalom Rehabilitation Center on Sept. 12 in San Francisco Acuexcomac. More than 100 Nazarenes celebrated with representatives of Global Teen Challenge and Reto a la Juventud México.

It started when members of Agua Viva Church of the Nazarene in Texcoco saw an opportunity to share the gospel with people struggling with alcohol and drugs, and sent Humberto Villegas and Eréndira Carmona to serve the community weekly.

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