In the aftermath of World War II, Japan was a ruined country, its people adrift following the catastrophic failure of everything they had been taught
What can we not leave behind? The only thing I cannot leave behind is the calling to be a disciple of Christ. Apart from that,
This month many ministries will begin their regular meetings after pausing for summer break. Several missionaries are also meeting one-on-one with people who have an
In my previous career as a computer programmer, one of the worst things that I encountered was dealing with the spaghetti code left behind by
In the early ‘90s, a series of amazing circumstances, which could only have been pulled together by God, led to the establishment of OMF Japan’s
As I made my way across Tokyo to my destination, I quietly congratulated myself for securing a seat on a very crowded commuter train.
The end of July and beginning of August is summer break for most students in Japan. Many churches will host or participate in different English
One of the coolest things I experienced in my first year in Japan was the tea ceremony.
We learned that gaman (我慢) means “to endure the seemingly unbearable with patience and dignity.”
For us as Christians there is a hard decision to make.
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