JEMS Missionaries in Nagoya, Japan
The school year ends in March and the new year begins in early April. We are currently registering new kids for English Program for the 2024-2025 school year. Pray for the English Outreach classes and pray for the teachers. Pray … Continued
CBI, the seminary in Nagoya, held an event to continue building and creating a deeper relationship with our Presbytery. Pray the Presbytery and Seminary could build stronger relationships with each other. We often find missionaries and the national church work … Continued
Today we worshipped together. After worship we played games, had a potluck, and ended with a candlelight devotion. We are praising God for the many opportunities this Christmas to share the hope of Christ. It seemed fitting to end the … Continued
Today was our church’s Kid’s Christmas Party. We had a lot more kids than expected which is always a great problem to have. Thankfully we had prepared just enough. It’s fun for us since most are our friends and all … Continued
Tonight was the Connect Christmas Party. Connect is a city wide youth group led by NEXT ministries. This semester I have helped lead a small group for Japanese speaking girls. Normally they are high schoolers. It’s neat to get a … Continued
On Thursday we did our three English class Christmas Parties at Shiga Church. I have known a lot of these kids since they were 2-3 years old. It’s fun to get to grow up together!
Today was the last of the first string of “four days in row” of Christmas events. Today was our annual NCC English Christmas Party Day. We held four parties for the five different English classes. (The last time slot we … Continued
We made a parol at Gallery Nani. Such a fun event to take church folks to after church. There was a wonderful slideshow presenting the meaning of Christmas and a video sharing about this Filipino tradition. Grateful for Willie and … Continued
Our small church partnered with another small church and held an event in their space. They had 19 kids (three were our own daughters) participate. It was an encouragement to see kids come and invite their friends. Their staff helped … Continued
