MTW Missionaries in Nagoya, Japan
At the church we are currently attending there are many outreaches during the Christmas Season. This Sunday we had “Kid’s Christmas” after worship in the afternoon. Over 30+ kids came. There were more kids than expected so at the last … Continued
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Our teammates were pointed to this video as an encouragement to new missionaries or missionaries struggling to learn the language of the country they are going to/in. We found this very edifying and wanted to pass it on as an … Continued
Today after the worship service our Church did an Annual Cleaning and Christmas Decorating. It is a fine time as we begin to celebrate the birth of Christ and the beginning of the Advent Season. Of course Michael was mostly … Continued
Happy Thanksgiving. We’re thankful for you!
Every few months I have the privilege of leading an afternoon service in Nagoya. We meet at the office of The Life Hope Network. Recently a great article was written about the group in one of the English newspapers within … Continued
Putting on a Thanksgiving meal can be quite the challenge in Japan. Thankfully, Susan brought some staples from the US to help out. With everyone chipping in we had quite the feast. I am very thankful for our team!
This past weekend we had the privilege of visiting the Shiga Church in Northern Nagoya. We are looking to partner with this church over the next two years and then plant a church south of this area after returning from … Continued
This past Friday our team met together for worship, prayer, fellowship, dinner, and a little bit of team business. MTW believes in sending out missionaries in teams and although we don’t always see each other on a daily basis we … Continued
Every year Bruce and Susan come to Japan around November. Bruce is the team chaplain and is quite an encouragement in the Spiritual Life Department. We are so grateful after 30 years of ministry in Japan they still keep close … Continued