To all participants attending the Hakuba Synergoi Camp on-site:
In preparation for any unforeseen circumstances, such as accidents or sudden illness, please be sure to bring your health insurance card (My Number health insurance card) and your medication record book. Those with pre-existing medical conditions are kindly asked to bring any regular medications as well.
We also ask for your cooperation in bringing a thermometer and a face mask.
On Friday, February 27, The Gate of Praise held a gospel concert at a day service center in Tokyo that the group visits monthly. A total of 14 songs were performed, including both popular songs and gospel music, with an encore included.
Before the concert began, one attendee had been lying down. However, when the music started, the person sat up and moved to a chair to listen. Later, the attendee was seen singing along with others nearby. Other participants also joined in the praise, clapping their hands and gently swaying to the music.
At the end of the concert, requests for an encore were heard, and everyone sang “Kansha Man” together once more to conclude the event.
Afterward, several attendees expressed their appreciation, saying, “It was wonderful. Please come again.”
It was a blessed concert where the work of the Lord could truly be felt. We give thanks to Him.
The Tokyo Charismatic Conference will be held on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at “Momoyama,” located on the basement level (B1) of the Hyatt Regency Tokyo.
The first session will begin at 6:00 p.m., featuring a gospel live concert broadcast on GLTV Plus.
The second session will take place from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and will include praise and worship, a seminar, and a message. Speakers will include Pastor Paul Akimoto and others.
In addition to in-person attendance at the venue, the event will also be available via online streaming. Admission is open to all. A freewill offering will be received. Sign language interpretation will be provided on the day of the event.
Dear Pastor Paul Akimoto and everyone at TLEA Church.
We would like to express our heartfelt thanks for your preparations, your ministry, and for taking your valuable time to serve us during our visit to Japan.
Through this stay, we would like to share what deeply touched our hearts.
First, beyond the differences between Protestant and Catholic churches, we strongly felt true friendship, mutual respect, and heartfelt fellowship.
We were especially touched by your warm welcome and spirit of cooperation, and by Pastor Paul Akimoto’s courage and decision to invite us. We express our deep respect and sincere gratitude.
Second, we were deeply moved by Japan, the “Land of the Rising Sun,” especially by the precious history and spiritual strength of Christianity in Nagasaki.
We were touched by the faith and devotion of the Twenty-Six Martyrs, who remained faithful to God even in great suffering, and by the calling they faithfully fulfilled.
Third, we strongly felt that the Lord is now calling us to open our hearts more fully to the Holy Spirit.
In particular, we were reminded again of the joy and peace found in the Lord, and of the grace that God is our Father and that we are His children.
Our visit to Japan was a great joy for us. We sincerely thank God for this opportunity to minister together, to spend time with you, and to share many rich experiences. May the Lord continue to bless you and your ministry abundantly. James Sadířek
Orchestra members are being invited to serve at the various worship services of the Hakuba Synergoi Camp.
Those who are already serving in orchestra ministry during worship, as well as those who have faith and a desire to step into orchestra ministry in the future, are welcome to participate.