As usual, we did prayer walking around our neighborhood in Taiwan yesterday. I gave an elderly lady a pamphlet which she refused. She said that she's a Buddhist and would throw away the pamphlet and waste our resources. I told her that even though she didn't want it, we could still be friends as we [...]
There are many highs and lows in church planting in Japan. Jessy shares some that she’s experienced in her first term.
We are privileged to be part of God’s mission, by praying, giving, sending, serving, going and mobilizing, driven by his great love.
These missionaries are excited about sharing the gospel wherever they go. Through them God is building his kingdom in Yokohama, one by one.
When planting a church in rural Japan, it is important to find ways to be part of the community. A suitable building can be a big plus.
I grew up in the church but never really knew a lot about mission. What was mission even? It was a term I used to hear from older people in my church. But to me, it was nothing more than this vague concept. Little did I know that I would step into this “mission world” a few years later and discover mission was actually something understandable, colorful and beautiful, something I could be a part of.
Christina shares how time at Bible college helped her prepare to serve God overseas.
He stood there, the only remaining member of this church, hoping that one day he would meet with other locals once again. The question the missionary grappled with was: how could OMF help?
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