Church Activities

Since so many kids were “graduating” Hug Hug a few of us decided to start a kid’s club for children who are Pre-school to 2nd grade.  We meet the second Friday of every month for singing, crafts, games, a talk … Continued

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

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

A recent Hug Hug (3 and under kid’s club gathering) at church.  We started the year wondering who would come as many of our kids “graduated” to pre-school.  God has faithfully brought people to where some weeks we wonder if … 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

This week we finished our parenting class.  Five (although only four are pictured) of us have been working through Biblical Parenting together since April.  This has been a great outreach and really produced some great discussion.  I am leading another … Continued

The furthest church in our Presbytery is a little over a three hour drive.  Today the church hosted the Gospel Choir Cathalain used to sing in.  (Currently she is on a rest while pregnant.)  A group from our church and … Continued

Today after our English classes there was a “Chapel Concert.”  The singer/songwriter is from Tohoku, the region of the March 11, 2011 Earthquake/Tsunami/Nuclear Disaster occurred.  Although she lives in Tokyo and did as well when the disaster hit it was … Continued