Just in time (11/29/2022)

A few hours ago, I received a call from our real estate agent. When we talked on the phone, he let me know that we were approved to rent the second location that we have been telling you about! We are on a trajectory to have everything signed and start the lease on January 15th.

Would you consider financially taking a part in this second church planting work? There are little AND big needs as we get this work off the ground. First, we need you to keep PRAYING! God has continued to answer prayers, so don’t stop now.

But friends, this happened just in time for giving Tuesday. Do you think that is a coincidence? I don’t.

Would you consider helping get the Gospel out on this Giving Tuesday? We are now raising $40,000 (or approximately $1700/month for 24 months) to offset the costs of running a second location. This will help cover setup fees, monthly rent, parking fees, promotional costs, and basic furnishings and allow make sure we can go forward at this location for the next 24 months in another part of the city.

Here is a 90 second explainer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21yNG9dJbdA

Please watch it (and share too), and then take another 90 seconds to pray about how much God would have you contribute to get the Gospel out here in Nagoya, Japan.

You can give by going to https://reachingjapan.com/give or mailing a check to Vision Baptist Missions, PO Box 647 Dawsonville, GA 30534 and mark it for the Nagoya South Church Plant.

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Time to clean up. See the news section.

  • We were approved to rent the building
  • repeat visitors
  • Bigger space (with plenty of parking) for our first church plant
  • Church Growth
  • Young Men to train for the ministry
  • Three young men to come for the summer of 2023
  • Preparation for Christmas Services
  • Funds for Second location

In case you missed it, world cup is going on right now. Countries around the world are competing in the once-every-4-year global tournament. While Japan may have lost its recent match against Costa Rica, that didn’t stop the Japanese cleanup crew from going into action. Read all about it in this article.