
The myth that there is an ideal life stage for mission
“I don’t want to go to the mission field unless or until I get married. It seems like you have the most opportunity to meet
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“I don’t want to go to the mission field unless or until I get married. It seems like you have the most opportunity to meet

OMF missionaries in the Kanto area (greater Tokyo area) have a monthly Prayer and Praise meeting. By doing so, we are connected as OMF family

Our son Caleb (9), talked regularly with his friend, Sota* at school about God and salvation and prayed fervently that he would become a Christian.

My family has been in Japan with OMF since December 2000. When we arrived, we had a one-year-old son. My husband, David, felt called to

“I want to be a Christian—what do I do?” texted Satomi, a 20 year old Japanese college student who loves drawing colorful pictures and hopes

The results of Japan’s parliamentary election on October 31 will play a crucial role in determining whether the prime minister and his cabinent are able

In October 2020, despite a world-wide pandemic, we had finally checked off all the boxes to leave the US to begin as missionaries in Japan.

“I-ke”「行け」”Go!” “Shoo-to”「シュート」”Shoot!” “Oshii”「惜しい」”So close!” When my boys were younger, these are some of the words you could find me shouting at the side of a

Wondering how to engage your youth group in world mission? Here are 6 great tips to get you started: As our young people learn more

When we first came to Japan in 2013, we had a two-year-old and a four-month-old. Like most first-term OMF missionaries, we started with language studies
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