Dear Pastors and Prayer Partners, There are quite a number of exciting things going on and we are excited to share them with you! Currently, we are away with the Vision Baptist Missions staff on the annual orientation for missionary training. We arrived yesterday, and the orientation will end on Friday. We are very thankful […]
Weekly Update (5/30/17) Read More »
Japanese teens are lagging behind many other countries in well-being and happiness. That is one of the conclusions of a new report on educational well-being recently published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development — with the key finding that out of 35 OECD countries, only South Korean and Turkish teens rated their life
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Dear Pastors and Prayer Partners, This past Wednesday, we were part of a church’s missions emphasis month and had a wonderful time. On Sunday we were with two different churches in the Greenville, South Carolina area. We also heard from a church that we were with last month, and they said they took us on for support! We
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Indoor agriculture is on the rise all over the world – particularly in Asia, where concerns over food safety and pesticide use in recent years have fuelled a boom in so-called plant factories. Spread, Japan’s largest vertical farm, produces more than 20,000 heads of lettuce a day in its 3000-square-metre facility outside of Kyoto.
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Dear Pastors and Prayer Partners, On Sunday we had the privilege of being with two different churches in Mississippi near the Memphis area. Having travelled almost 20,000 miles the year, we are thankful for your prayers for safety on the road. We also greatly appreciate your prayers for meetings in 2018. Presently, we have just
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More than 100 Japanese babies faced off Sunday (May 14) in a traditional “crying sumo” ring, an annual ceremony believed to bring infants good health. In the sumo ring at the precinct of the Kamegaike Hachimangu shrine in Sagamihara west of Tokyo, two hulking wrestlers held up toddlers wearing tiny sumo belts and aprons to
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Dear Pastors and Prayer Partners, The Lord has been very good to us and we heard from a church as well as a Sunday school class at a different church that voted to start supporting the ministry. The Lord continues to provide and help us raise our support and we are very grateful for your
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Japan consists of four major islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu along with thousands of other smaller islands. On the Northern part of Kyushu is the city of Kitakyushu City. If you know anything about Japanese, you might know that the word kita(北) means north. Kitakyushu City is on the northern part of Kyushu island. Kitakyushu City has
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Dear Pastors and Prayer Partners, On Monday, we heard from the pastor of a church I had been with before getting married, and he informed us that their church voted to take us on for support. Thank you for your continued prayers! On Wednesday, we were nearby at a meeting in the Atlanta area. We have
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A big project for the installation of a Wind Power Generation System in Tongatapu to be completed by 2019 is funded under a grant aid from the Government Japan, with an estimated to $40 million pa’anga. The Ambassador of Japan HE Mr Yukio Numata signed the Exchange of Notes and Grant Agreement with Prime Minister Hon
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