This week is another busy week mostly in South Carolina and Georgia. On Sunday, we were allowed to present in two different churches in South Carolina, and both churches voted to begin supporting right after the service. Additionally, we heard from a church in Ohio that we presented in last year, and they voted on […]
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Japanese scientists have warned that eating french fries will not cure baldness, after research was published suggesting that chemicals used in cooking fried potatoes could help fight hair loss. A research team at Yokohama National University succeeded in producing clusters of 5,000 hair follicle germs (HFGs), the base organs that produce hair, with the aid
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The Lord has continued to allow us to present in various churches this week. For Sunday Morning, we had the opportunity to be in south Georgia and Sunday Evening, we had the opportunity to be with another church in Alabama. Yesterday, we also had the chance to present in a church in eastern North Carolina.
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Visitors to Japan can now experience semi-autonomous parking technology within the realms of their accommodation; in the furniture, the floor cushions, and even the slippers. While otherwise similar in appearance to any other traditional inn, known in Japan as a ryokan, the ProPILOT Ryokan in Yokohama is putting Nissan’s technology to some more unusual uses.
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Sunday was an interesting day for us! As we were driving to our meetings in North Carolina, we encountered some freezing rain that froze to our car mirrors and wiper blades. However, we were able to safely make it to our meeting Sunday Morning. The church we were scheduled to be with on Sunday night
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If you’ve ever visited Japan, you may have noticed a jingle playing to signal the departure of trains at many of the stations — well there’s more to them than just a fun tune. The Japanese take their train system very seriously. Conductors bow to passengers as they enter the train car and companies profusely apologise
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Thank you for your prayers! The Lord has continued to bless us in our deputation and seven new churches sent in support during January. This brings us to around 45% of our needed support to get back to Japan. We are excited since this means we are on target for getting back to Japan early
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On Sunday, we had the opportunity to be with two different churches in south Georgia for meetings and we are currently in North Carolina for a Missions Conference. Tomorrow (Wednesday) , we will be in Alabama for a meeting so please continue to pray for our safety as we travel. Just this month we have
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In Japan, most little boys want to become professors when they grow up and little girls want to become bakers and bread makers, but not necessarily breadwinners. The results of this year’s annual nationwide survey of Japanese children on the topic, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” are a fascinating
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Yesterday we heard from one new church that has voted to take us on for support! We are excited as the Lord continues to provide churches that will financially partner with us. Sunday, we were with two different churches in Florida. Currently, we are part of a missions conference and will be in Florida until
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