The work of Nazarene Missions International in Armenia began in 2015. The church faced many cultural problems and had to break stereotypes and prejudice about women’s ministry at the time.
In previous years, Armenia had received aid from various countries, but had not helped other countries in return. Over 27% of the Armenian population lives in poverty and the Nazarene Church exists in places where 47% of the population are classified as poor. Despite this, the church committed to work on two projects that would financially provide for the needs of people in Bangladesh and Nepal. Nazarenes managed to financially support these countries for one year thanks to God’s help and the willingness of believers.
This inspired the church to deliver “help baskets,” as well as assist impoverished families, run food programs for those in need, and begin other similar projects in Armenia.