go2japan

What disaster response can teach us about church planting and evangelism

By ROBERT ADAIR

While working on my master’s degree at Wheaton College, I took a course on relief and development. I had previously served in Japan and planned to be involved in church planting upon my return, and honestly I thought the

by YOSHIYA HARI
National Director, A3 Japan

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By ROBERT ADAIR

Whether conscious or unconscious, our view of the role of a missionary significantly impacts our praxis. Are we hoping for credit as the hero or willing to be forgotten in God’s broader story?

by Yoshiya Hari
Director, Asian Access Japan

I became a pastor in 2003 and took

Our Missionaries Have a New Name!

For several years, you’ve become familiar with new ministry streams such as A3.business and Young Professionals. But today, I am excited to announce that our missionaries in

Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. – John 15:13

It was inspiring and convicting to spend a few days with our collaboration to partner in reaching Japan for Christ. As we worshipped together, these lyrics caught my attention... {addthis off}

Next year an immense opportunity is knocking at our doors and you can play a part in it! Tokyo is hosting the 2020 Olympics and Asian Access in partnership with SIM is mobilizing teams to participate through partnering with local churches in reaching out. I hope you’ll join us! We’re praying for a breakthrough and believing that God

What a thrill it was participating in the final 50^th anniversary celebration in Japan late November. Voices from across the lifespan of our ministry shared perspectives on what

I’ve been inspired by pastors in Japan this past week. 70 or more gathered in Northern Japan for a movement called Vision Festa. It’s a movement of people with a passion for church planting and I’m eager to share their stories… Those will

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