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What are Japanese churches doing? Part 3

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11 April 2011

Tsunami ripped open this house and desolated the neighborhood.Part 3: Assessing for Relief, Committed to Long Haul Recovery

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SENDAI, JAPAN (A3) - What is the Church in Japan doing with tsunami relief?

In our visit to Sendai, we saw many Japanese churches that had already sent funds, several loads of relief supplies, and volunteers to be a part of delivering immediate aid. You can read more and see a video clip here in part 2.

Assessing Rapidly Changing Needs for Relief...

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Hope in Ishinomaki

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07 April 2011

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Our team made this brief video clip on March 26 (15 days after the tsunami) during our trip to Ishinomaki, Japan . . . probably the hardest hit area.

Join us in prayer for all the survivors of the tsunami.

Please don't forget.

 

 

What are Japanese churches doing?

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by Jeff Johnston
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06 April 2011

 

Shiogama Bible Baptist Church front 2"We want to show people Jesus Christ's love"

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SHIOGAMA, JAPAN (A3) - What are Japanese churches doing in response to the devastation brought by the earthquake and tsunami? That's what I went to Sendai with some colleagues to find out.

Long after the story of the tsunami has faded away . . . when the media have left to cover other stories . . . after the 'compassion fatigue' has set in and people forget about the plight of thousands of Japanese . . . local churches will still be there—in the trenches—helping.

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Pastor pleads for a tsunami of love

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04 April 2011

SENDAI, JAPAN (A3) - Pastor Chida, Founding Pastor of Keisen Christ Church and A3/Japan board member shares his experience of Japan's earthquake and makes a heartfelt plea for a Tsunami of Love to sweep over the Japanese. He shares his reflection of God's love being like a mother hen, then he begs Christians all over the world to pray for the Japanese to feel God's Tsunami of Love. [Japanese & English; translated by Takeshi Takazawa] Watch...

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Tsunami Relief Effort Shifts Ministry Perspective

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31 March 2011

Boat washed up against a building in Japan by the recent tsunamiby Kent Muhling

Thank you again for your many encouraging notes and promises of prayer.  Reading them gives me a real lift.  I’m glad to know that they are encouraging you to continue in prayer for the people of Japan. Today we went back to Kesennuma and brought supplies to the places we visited yesterday. It was a good day. We went back to the evacuation center and brought...

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The Long-Term View of Relief: Supporting Churches

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28 March 2011

Homes in rubbleby Kent Muhling

Has it really only been 3 days since we arrived in Sendai? Feels like much longer. Whew. Yesterday and today were more visits to churches and evacuation centers, trying to assess needs and figure out where we can be of help. The situation changes daily. We hear of a place in need of water, for example, and by the time we get there we find that the Japanese self-defense forces have showed up and are delivering water daily.

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Congratulations on finishing kindergarten! Here are are 5 toothbrushes.

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28 March 2011

A ship was washed up on shore.by Kent Muhling

Well, Day 5 for me is winding down. Not a terribly exciting day for me, but my heart is tired.This morning we drove about 3 hours north of Sendai to the city of Kesennuma. We had heard that the evacuation centers were short on supplies such as toothbrushes and other hygiene items. This time the reports were true, and no one had yet brought anything. Our van load...

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Heading to Sendai to Receive Samaritan’s Purse Relief Supplies

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by Kent Muhling
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27 March 2011

Samaritan's Purse readies the 93 tons of supplies to airlift to JapanEditor's Note: This is an excerpt from one the first updates provided by Kent Muhling, an A3 misisonary based in Osaka who recently headed up to Sendai on a team with two additional A3 missionaries. We will be posting more updates from Kent and the other team members.

Dear Praying Friends,

We just pulled out of the CRASH headquarters (March 19), on our way north to Sendai.  Here is what has been happening:

The original plan was for our 3-man team from A3 to go up to Ibaraki, south of the nuclear reactor area of Fukushima, ...

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Getting to the tsunami stricken area

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27 March 2011

This used to be a rice field.Editor's Note: This is an update from Kent Muhling on March 21, who went to Sendai with two other A3 missionaries...

Just wanted to give you a quick update of today’s activities. We left this morning with a car load of supplies, just a token of support, really, and went to visit two churches who are already involved in distributing...

 

 

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  1. Candles in the dark
  2. Samaritan's Purse sends much-needed supplies
  3. Thanking, Weeping, Giving, Preparing, Sending, Praying
  4. List of Recommended Organizations in Japan for Financial Gifts
  5. Explanation of Radiation Levels
  6. Japan's Tsunami: Chaos and Kairos
  7. Tokyo Cooperative Effort to Plant Kiyose Grace Chapel
  8. Lead me to the cross
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