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The Cambodia and Thailand Team will be sent from Monday, June 11 to Saturday June 16. This is a full-scale practical team, and only students who are attending the class of overseas mission II can participate in the team. If you are not attending this class and you want to participate, please contact us.
Application is to be made to:
wfsm_asia@msn.com
Safaiya of Kashiwa Church sang two Yasuragi songs in an event at a wellfare facility in Setagaya-ward. The manager said, “We wanted to enjoy more of your songs.”
We uploaded the blog of Count Down of Tryout of Hakuba Gospel Group Contest Young & CS of Tokyo Antioch Church. So please check it out.
http://astone-blog.jp/missionasia/
We took two music videos in Lusaka Zambia. Camera crews were missionaries from America, Papua New Guinea, and Zambia. We are going to use them for our evangelistic works.
Everybody gathered and pose for a picture after Sunday Service on March 11th. They are Street Kids (Teenager) got saved recently at the church and three members of the camera crew .
On March 10th, Praise team of Holy Jerusalem Church (Kagoshima) held a Street Gospel Live Perfomance at Sata cape at the southern most part of main land Japan.
The performance took place at the parking lot, and a lot of people from sightseeing bus tours gathered and listened to our songs. While we were praising, 3 people gave us tips. One person told us that he went to Soya cape yesterday, and he said “I want you to sing at Soya cape too”. We could hand some Christian tracts to the tour people. Our gospel live performance was blessed. From the bottom of our hearts we give thanks to the Lord.
Weekly Gospel: “Give Thanks in Everything” has been uploaded. The lyrics come from “Yasuraginouta 11 No.44”, artist:Come&Worship. Please watch it and enjoy.
http://tokyo.antioch.jp/movie/201203-gospel11/index.html
On Mond. 12 in the afternoon, a gospel group of TLCCC Hyogo Philadelphia church held a concert at the lobby of Taisho Romankan which located in Shinoyama city of Hyogo prefecture. That day, the group went there to advertise for the gospel meeting in Shinoyama, they asked the manager of Taisho Romankan to hold a concert and got permission. When they started the concert, many people stopped to listen or sat down a chair to listen to their performance. And one parson came out to listen to their performance from the restaurant, they had talked together. That parson was a member of the municipal assembly. He said “It was very good” gave them his business card, and a fellowship with that parson was given. We give thanks to the Lord.
I happened to meet a parson who was one of the judges of the contest which a gospel group “True Vane” took part. The parson said, “They were very good. I was impressed.” I heard that it was only 1 point difference between “True Vine” and the group that won the grand prize. He said that he recommended “True Vine” for the grand prize, too. I leaned that the Lord had touched various people, and I am really thankful to the Lord.
Today, at Antioch church, setting the light was under construction. We are doing this in order to view a special effect of chroma key compositing even more beautifully. Please look forward to watching our services online next Sunday.
On March 10, a gospel group “Faith” of TLCCC Yokkaichi Zion Church held a concert in Yogo at Day Service Center. It was the third concert, and everyone was looking forward to seeing their performances.
As they were praising the Lord, everyone was filled with joy. There was the one who it happened to be his birthday. So they sang a song as a birthday present, and the concert was blessed. One staff member asked them, “Do you usually perform in big concert halls?” So they answered, “We hold a concert in April every month”. Then she said “I will surely go to that concert”. We give thanks to the Lord.
On March 9, Friday, La Spouza held two praise concerts at a Christian daycare facility and old folks home. They know us well because we visit this facility regularly.
We can tell them about God’s love when we praise ‘Yasuragi no Uta’ (peaceful song) of J-Gospel.Some people listen to us, nodding their head.
They listened to our praise very quietly. Abundant blessing was poured in the protection of Holy spirit.
Praising team of God’s Church, Kure, Hiroshima will be interviewed by Chugoku press (Family Kure) Home area activity column on 11 April at ‘Hohoemi’, Kure General old folks Health Facility. We give thanks to the Lord.
The 12th Japan National Dinner Prayer meeting has been held on 9th March, organized by CMBC. 420 people including Congress members, Christian authorities, and Christian businessmen. Mikoe Press attends and interviews every year. This year, Mikoe Press videoshot with interview. This year, we could put Mikoe newspaper into the envelope that was to be distributed to all the participants. Two of our Mikoe Press staffs helped to distribute. The lecturer on that day was Pastor Satoh Akira of Fukushima 1st Baptist church, which was the nearest church to the Fukushima 1st Nuclear plant. Since the last year prayer meeting was held on the 11 March, this year’s gathering was impressed one for the Congress members and Christian authorities. We could greet missionary O, who is one of the Christian authorities.
On 10th March Saturday, Osaka J Gospel Club held a concert at a daycare center in Suita. People there sang Yasuragi no Uta (peaceful songs) together, and dance together because we visit them regularly. It was a very blessed concert.
We give thanks to the Lord.
The team will be sent to Brazil from Mon. 21 through Sat. 26, May. This team is a full-scale mission team so that each person will be required to take the Second Overseas Mission class of TLCCC seminary. If you don’t take the class, please contact us.
For further information, please contact the South America Department of Mission. Email:wfsm_southa@msn.com
The URL of Hakodate Church’s website has been changed. The new URL is as follows. Please overwrite a registered bookmark. Also we’ve created our websites in English. Please enjoy.
http://tlccchakodate.web.fc2.com/
