JEMS Missionaries in Nagoya, Japan
Recently a mixed group from America and Australia recently visited to experience the various MTW fields in Japan. Although we are in the States, using a translator, Pastor Aoki was able to share the vision of the Sakae Church Plant. … Continued
Last Saturday I went before Presbytery and I am excited to announce I have been approved for ordination. This opens a new chapter in our ministry and will greatly assist me as I minister to the Japanese. There will be … Continued
Do you love trivia? Do you live in Florida? Woodmen of the World is sponsoring a night of trivia fun in downtown Lakeland on November 20 from 6-9pm. All proceeds will benefit the Nagoya City Church Plant we are helping … Continued
This past weekend we spent the weekend at Grace Community Church and participated in the first ever Japan Partnership Conference. Over 70+ gathered to hear from missionaries telling of the work in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka. We were so encouraged … Continued
Michael was approved by the ordination committee of the Blue Ridge Presbytery today. We are praising God! His next step will be to finish the last few remaining requirements and go before the floor of Presbytery on November 7. Please … Continued
Do you have an interest in the mission work in Japan? Are you currently a financial or prayer partner to a missionary in Japan? Does your church partner with any missionaries in Japan? Are you curious about what God is … Continued
This was an interesting article as we are seeing more and more single mothers in Japan. Definitely an area where the church can come in and serve. “The Plight of Japan’s Single Mothers”
We wanted to link to this excellent article recently in done by Tabletalk. They interview Dan Iverson, the MTW Country Director in Japan, and discuss his take on Planting Churches in Japan.
Throughout the summer MTW offers training to help those adjusting back from the mission field. This year we had three missionaries in Japan and a former missionary from Japan gathered at the training in NC. It was great to get to … Continued
