JEMS Missionaries in Nagoya, Japan
This is the latest update from our team leader’s blog! Our third truck is on it’s way home from Miyagi Prefecture, one of the most devastated areas of the disaster. We’ve only heard bits and pieces from them, but one … Continued
This is the most recent post from our team leader’s blog… Everyone can see the miracle stories…like the amazing rescue seen here or the heart breaking pieces like this video. But all of us working on the relief effort are … Continued
This video was put together by our sending agency, Mission to the World in response to the relief efforts. To donate check MTW’s website out! MTW – Disaster Response in Japan from Go Global on Vimeo.
This family is part of the Nagoya church planting team. This is their most recent update from Nagoya. Praise God for the universal church! From Peter… Fuel is a big challenge right now. We can get the relief trucks to … Continued
This is an update from Theresa, Tom’s wife, who was part of the Nisshin Church (Nagoya) delivery of goods. Thanks so much for your prayers. Tom just got back home safely a few minutes ago. The shipment was successfully made … Continued
Roger Lowther, a Chiba Team member, took many pictures while making a delivery in the region of Matsushima, near Sendai, Japan. The pictures tell the story of immense devastation. Roger also took video footage as they walked through an elementary … Continued
This is from MTW, our mission organization. Please pray for this team as they help with recovery/relief in the coming weeks! At the request of our Japan leadership, an Advance Needs Assessment team will be leaving tomorrow morning for Japan, … Continued
This is an excellent radio interview with Dan Iverson. I would definitely recommend listening to the broadcast.
Dear Family and friends, Three of us went north into the devastated areas Sunday midnight with a packed 2-ton rental truck with 1,000 liters of water, gasoline, blankets, food, warm clothes, etc, that our church members and lots of non-Christian … Continued
Dan, Dedachi and Rich Rainsford are leaving in about an hour to head north to a town named Iwaki, just 30 miles south of Fukushima (sight of the nuclear plant). After much prayer and searching for a place to help, … Continued