European Nazarene College

“EuNC puts you right in there with students from all over the world. The fact that I was able to live with Christian guys from seven different countries really opened my eyes to what a Christian is.” Will Campbell, Semester Abroad 2007 (Point Loma Nazarene University)

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The EuNC newsletter is now available online! (more) EuNC now has a special scholarship offer for students interested in studying abroad during the 2008-2009 academic school year! (more) Our first year students are currently taking their new testament class in Portugal!

EuNC Profile:
Susana Campos Susana Campos is 26 years old. She lives in Braga, Portugal, where she works for Habitat for Humanity Portugal. She serves her church (which she helped to plant), Igreja do Nazareno de Braga, as a servant of God and specifically as president of NYI and NMI. Although Suzi’s family is Portuguese, she was born in Germany. She grew up in a strongly Catholic home. At the age of 16, Suzi moved with her family back to Portugal where she finished high school. Then, she moved to Braga to continue her studies in college in the area of economics. Away from her parents’ supervision, Suzi got lost in the nightlife. She spent almost everyday at parties with a lot of alcohol and bad company. Her life started spinning out of control, and she became frustrated. Searching for the meaning of her life, she decided to leave Portugal and study through Erasmus in France for one year. At first, her life seemed to get worse. She continued partying and drinking instead of going to class. Then, she got to know a group of Christian youth and a church where everything was different—especially their love.... more

EuNC Profile:

Susana Campos

Susana Campos is 26 years old. She lives in Braga, Portugal, where she works for Habitat for Humanity Portugal. She serves her church (which she helped to plant), Igreja do Nazareno de Braga, as a servant of God and specifically as president of NYI and NMI.

Although Suzi’s family is Portuguese, she was born in Germany. She grew up in a strongly Catholic home. At the age of 16, Suzi moved with her family back to Portugal where she finished high school. Then, she moved to Braga to continue her studies in college in the area of economics. Away from her parents’ supervision, Suzi got lost in the nightlife. She spent almost everyday at parties with a lot of alcohol and bad company. Her life started spinning out of control, and she became frustrated. Searching for the meaning of her life, she decided to leave Portugal and study through Erasmus in France for one year. At first, her life seemed to get worse. She continued partying and drinking instead of going to class. Then, she got to know a group of Christian youth and a church where everything was different—especially their love.... more