MTW Missionaries in Nagoya, Japan
Today we hosted our last official cooking class until we return from HMA. (Next month we gather all our outreach groups for a traditional Christmas lunch at the Church.) This has been quite a challenge, but one of my favorite … Continued
Have you tried Orange Coke? Not too bad. Not as strong a flavor as I would have thought!
Today we had an outreach concert at our church. The entire sanctuary was filled with people eager to hear from the soloist Yuri Mori. She has traveled throughout Asia doing relief work and at one point worked for NHK. (The … Continued
This is a link to a recent article in the largest English newspaper in Japan. Sex trafficking is a serious issue and this only sheds light on part of the problem. Pray for these girls and pray for the Gospel … Continued
From MTW’s Coordinator Dr. Lloyd Kim, At the urging of our West Africa partners, we are asking the PCA and Christians worldwide to pray for West Africa and ask God to have mercy on the people suffering because of Ebola. … Continued
Sometimes we are asked about challenges on the mission field. This recent blog post by Jason Carter (not related) does a great job of highlighting a few points. “The Unexpected Sacrifices of the Mission Field”
Every year T’s pre-school/kindergarten hosts a field day. All three years plus elementary school brothers and sisters participate. It is an awesome time of fellowship and a great time to connect with the other families at the school. Because the … Continued
Have you ever had a 3 year fall asleep in your class? The mom was horrified, but at school they did have a big field trip to the zoo. I think I would’ve taken a nap during English too. The … Continued
I never thought I would actually enjoy teaching 2 and 3 year old children, but I am having a blast with my English class. The kids love to dance and sing! It is also fun to have the opportunity to … Continued